Chem of Cells
Monomers & Polymers
Monomers & Polymers CONT.
Energy pt 1.
Energy pt 2.
100

Cells are made of atoms- what makes up an atom?

Nucleus: Protons (+) & Neutrons 

&

Electrons (-)

100

What is the monomer for lipids?

Fatty Acids

100

What is the monomer of Proteins?

Amino Acids


100

What do catabolic reactions do?

Break down of food molecules into building blocks

100

What is the first law of thermodynamics?

Energy cannot be created or destroyed

200

What determines how atoms interact?

Electrons!


200

What bond holds the monomers of polysaccharides together? And what type of bond are they?

Glycosidic bonds (covalent)

200

What property of lipids enables them to make up our membranes?

Amphipathic nature

200

What lowers the activation energy of reactions?

Enzymes

200

What are couples reactions?


The energy from a favorable rxn energizes a non favorable rxn

300

A molecule is a cluster of atoms held together by what bonds?

Covalent

300

What does it mean to be amphipathic?

To have both a hydrophobic and hydrophilic region

300

What part of the monomer of proteins is variable and determines a proteins function/diversity?

R-Group

300

How do we keep order in our cell?


We release heat energy

  • = more disorder outside of cell and more order inside

300

How does ATP supply energy?

By losing a phosphate, due to the covalent bonds and becoming ADP, the energy is released for the cell to use

400

Hydrophobic or Hydrophilic?


Charged atoms/Polar group

Hydrophilic

400

What bond holds the monomers of nucleic acids together?

Phosphodiester Bonds

400

What is the directionality of Proteins? AND What is the directionality of Nucleic Acids? 

Proteins: n -> C

Nucleic Acids: 5' -> 3'

400

What is the second law of thermodynamics

For a spontaneous process, the entropy of the universe increases 

(dirty room and clean room)


400

Which steps DO NOT require O2 in cellular respiration?(there are 3/2.5)


Glycolysis, Krebs, and Pyruvate ->acetyl Co A

500

What is the weakest bond of the three:

Ionic, Covalent, and Hydrogen Bonds?

Hydrogen Bonds

500

What fatty acid form is healthy for you and why?

Unsaturated fatty acids- because there are kinks it makes it so the fats are more fluid -> think olive oil

500

What bonds holds the monomers of proteins together?

Peptide Bonds

500

What 2 processes are complimentary?

Cellular Respiration & Photosynthesis


500

What else can be converted to acetyl co a and produces alot more energy?

Lipids

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