Properties of Water
Macromolecules
Example Macromolecules
Function of Macromolecules
Enzymes
100

What is the correct amount of hydrogen and oxygen atoms in water

Two hydrogen, one oxygen

100

Definition of a monomer.

A small molecule that can be bonded to like molecules.

100

The four types of macromolecules. 

Proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, and nucleic acids.

100

Give two functions of proteins

repair and build body tissues, speed up chemical reactions, move oxygen through blood

100

What does an enzyme do?

Speeds up a reaction/ assist in breaking down or building up molecules

200

When water sticks to other water molecules

Cohesion

200

Definition of a polymer.

A substance made from smaller monomers into long chains

200

Two examples of nucleic acids.

RNA and DNA.

200

Short term energy

Carbohydrate

200

Lactase is found in the stomach. What would be an optimal PH for efficiency

2-3

300

The thing that holds the hydrogen atoms to the oxygen atom between two separate water molecules.

Hydrogen Bonds

300

Chemical components all 4 macromolecules contain

Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen

300

An example of a carbohydrate polymer

Starch or cellulose

300

Give two functions of lipids

long term energy, insulation,  hormones

300

Activation Energy

Energy required to make the reaction happen. (Enzymes lower this)

400

Property that prevents oceans from boiling with constant sun exposure

Water has a high specific heat

400

The name of the monomer for proteins.

Amino acids.

400

Lipid Monomers

glycerol or fatty acid

400

Give two functions of nucleic acids

genetic material storage and copying, coding for proteins

400

List the three things that can affect an enzyme.

Temperature, pH, and saturation/ratio, inhibitors

500

Why water is such a good solvent. (Name and explain)

Polarity. Negative end and positive end bonds to any substance with a charge

500

What nucleic acids are composed of.

They are composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and phosphorous.

500

Lipid made of 3 fatty acids and a glycerol backbone

Triglycerides

500

This type lipids have a double bond attaching the carbon to hydrogen in a long chain (that looks broken) and can impair blood flow in the body

saturated fats

500

Site where enzyme and substrate meet and react

Activation Site

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