Chemistry
Water
Macro-molecules
Enzymes
ATLAS question
100

Anything that has mass and takes up space defines...

What is Matter?

100

A unique property of water is that it can creep up thin tubes, what is this property called?

Capillary Action

100

What is the monomer for a carbohydrate?

Monosaccharide

100

The molecule formed at the end of a chemical reaction using an enzyme is called...

Product

100

During cellular respiration, energy is released from sugars. How is this energy used to support the formation of complex carbon-based molecules?

A. The energy released during respiration can drive chemical reactions that form amino acids and other complex molecules.

B. Respiration energy is only used for physical movement in the cell.

C. The energy from respiration is used only for breaking down molecules, not for building new ones.

D. Energy from respiration has no role in forming amino acids.

A

200

List the 3 subatomic particles, their charges, and where they are found in an atom.

Protons- Positive- Nucleus 

Electrons- Negative- Orbits

Neutrons- Neutral- Neucleus

200

Water is a polar molecule, what does it mean to be polar?

Unequal distribution of charges, slightly positive hydrogen and slightly negative oxygen.

200

A macromolecule that is insoluble in water

Lipids

200

Lactase breaks down lactose (milk sugar) into galactose and glucose.  In this reaction, lactose is the

Substrate

200

Students placed a container of water in the freezer, noticing that the frozen water expanded and cracked the container.  What does this result suggest about water's effect on rock surfaces?

Water expands when it freezes which can break rocks into smaller pieces

300

Give an example of a solution and identify the solute and solvent.

solute- dissolved

Solvent- dissolving

300

Water's high specific heat is due to the hydrogen bonds formed between water molecules.  Is heat absorbed or released to break these bonds?

Absorbed

300

Regulates cell processes, forms bones and muscles, and transport materials.

Proteins

300

Name and describe one of the 2 different types of chemical reactions caused by enzymes.

Synthesis- two reactants coming together to form a single product

Decomposition- one reactant being split into two products.

300

Sugar molecules (C₆H₁₂O₆) are used in cells to create amino acids and other complex molecules. Which of the following best describes how atoms in sugar molecules contribute to the formation of amino acids?


A. Sugar molecules only provide energy, not atoms, for the formation of amino acids.

B. The carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms in sugar molecules can combine with elements such as nitrogen to form amino acids and other large molecules.

C. Sugar molecules can only be broken down into smaller atoms and cannot form amino acids.

D. Sugar molecules form amino acids directly without any other elements.

B

400

What is the chemical formula for a molecule with 1 carbon atom and 4 hydrogen atoms?


Bonus (double or nothing): What is its name?

CH4

Bonus: Methane

400

What bond associate with water is the weakest?

Hydrogen bonds

400

What are two protein secondary structures?

Alpha helix

Beta pleated sheets

400

What are enzymes made of?

Polymer: Protein

Monomer: Amino acids

400

Two marathon runners of similar athletic capabilities are running a marathon. Runner 1 ate a large meal of pasta the night before the race. Runner 2 ate tuna fish and salad. After 100 minutes of the race, one runner is farther ahead than the other runner. Which questions would best describe why the two runners’ meals caused them to run different distances? (Select two of the five questions. )

    A. Why do runners use so much energy?

    B. How much energy does each dietary component contain?

    C. How much of each dietary component did each runner eat?

    D. Which dietary components are found in the majority of foods?

    E. Why do some foods have more of each dietary component than others?

B

C

500

If the pH of a substance is 4, what is the pOH?

pOH=10

500

The reason small polar molecules can easily disperse into your blood stream and travel to other parts of your body. What property of water is this?

Water is a universal solvent

500

A protein has just been formed in its primary structure. When it folds into a three-dimensional structure, the hydrophobic portions will be found where?

On the inside

500

What happens when an enzyme is denatured and what bonds does it affect?

It loses its ability to bind correctly with the substrate because the tertiary and secondary structure of the enzyme degrades as the hydrogen bonds are broken.

500

Sugar molecules (C₆H₁₂O₆) are used in cells to create amino acids and other complex molecules. Which of the following best describes how atoms in sugar molecules contribute to the formation of amino acids?

A. Sugar molecules only provide energy, not atoms, for the formation of amino acids.

B. The carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms in sugar molecules can combine with elements such as nitrogen to form amino acids and other large molecules.

C. Sugar molecules can only be broken down into smaller atoms and cannot form amino acids.

D. Sugar molecules form amino acids directly without any other elements.

B

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