These are the only hydrophobic macromolecules
What are lipids?
The atoms water is made of
What is Hydrogen and Oxygen?
The atomic number represents the Atom’s number of...
What are Protons?
Name the functional group below…
What is Carboxyl?
Monomers are the building blocks of polymers.
What is true?
Which one of the following molecules is not found in DNA
Cytocrine
Uracil
Guanine
Adenine
Thymine
What is Uracil?
The property that allows water to move up a plant stem
What is adhesion?
An atom with 20 protons with an atomic number of 32 would have _______ neutrons
What is 12?
The functional group that forms disulfide bridges
What is Sulfhydryl?
Enzymes, Antibodies, Keratin, Hemoglobin, Actin in Muscles, Collagen, and Hormones.
What are examples of proteins?
In a Quaternary structure, tertiary structures combine together to form a ____________
What is a globular protein?
Property of water that means that one atom is more electronegative than another?
What is polar?
If the element, Carbon, has 6 electrons, then, it would need ___ electrons to fill its outer shell.
What is 2?
One carbon atom and 3 hydrogen atoms make up...
What is the methyl functional group?
An atom that has extra or missing neutrons.
What is an Isotope?
A combination of two amino acids combined by a peptide bond is called a ________
What is a dipeptide?
Amount of energy required to raise water by one degree
Double or Nothing
The name of that property
Answer: What is 1 joule of energy
Answer 2: What is High Specific Heat
An atom with the same number of protons and electrons would have a ________ charge.
What is neutral?
The two places functional group phosphate are found
What is Phospholipids and nucleic acids?
When one molecule is attracted to an oxygen atom in another molecule. (By itself it is a weak bond but when there are many the bond becomes very strong)
What is hydrogen bonding?
This protein is predominantly found in the hair
What is Keratin?
Property of water that means that ionic + polar compounds dissolve in H2O
What is Universal Solvent?
True or False, during an ionic bond two atoms share an electron
What is false, during ionic bonds one atom donates one or more electrons?
The difference between a Aldehyde Carbonyl group and a Ketone carbonyl group
What in the extra R atom in place of a hydrogen atom in the ketone functional group?
The force of attraction between non polar molecules.
What is the Van der waals interaction?