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The Astonishing Properties of Water!
Mighty Macromolecules
All Powerful Enzymes
Cells n' Organelles
100

The amount of water given to the plants
(Dependent variable, independent variable, constant)


Experiment: How amount of water affects plant growth.

Plant 1 gets 10mL of water
Plant 2 gets 20mL of water
Plant 3 gets 30mL of water

After 2 weeks the height of each plant is measured in centimeters.

Independent variable

100

Property of Water: Water molecules stick to each other

Cohesion

100

Ring shaped and made up of C,H,O

Carbohydrate

100

Enzymes ______________ activation energy.

(Increase or Decrease)

Decrease

100

Jelly like substance found in all cells

Cytoplasm

200

Observation or Inference?

That ball is blue

Observation

200

Property of Water: This is the reason why ice floats

Expansion upon freezing

200

Polymer of amino acids

Protein

200

Enzyme _________________ rate of reaction.

(Increase or Decrease)

Increase

200
In plant cells this organelle is large and filled with water
Central vacuole
300

Are enzymes reusable?

Yes

300

Property of Water: It takes a lot of energy to change the temperature of water

High heat capacity
or
Ability to moderate temperature

300

Nonpolar and has long chains of fatty acids

Lipid

300

Extreme heat will cause an enzyme to change shape.

What word do we use to describe an enzyme that has changed shape?

Denature

300

Makes proteins by reading DNA/RNA

Ribosomes

400

The name for the temperature that an enzyme works the best at.

Optimal temperature

400

Property of Water: Water is good at dissolving things that are polar

Universal solvent

400

Makes up DNA and RNA

Nucleic acid

400

What you have after an enzyme completes the chemical reaction.

This exits the enzyme after the chemical reaction.

Product(s)

400

Surrounds DNA, is a large organelle, and regulates cell processes. 

Not found in prokaryotes

Nucleus

500

What are the three parts to the Cell Theory?

1. All organisms are made of cells
2. Cells are the basic unit of life
3. All cells come from preexisting cells

500

Why does water have the four properties that we have discussed in this class?

Since water molecules are polar, hydrogen bonds form between water molecules.


Cohesion - Sticky hydrogen bonds

Ability to moderate temperature - Lots of hydrogen bonds = lots of energy needed to break them

Expansion upon freezing - As the molecules slow down due to the cold, the hydrogen bonds cause the molecules to form a crystal structure

Universal solvent - Oxygens (-) surround the (+) of the polar solute. Hydrogens (+) surround the (-) of the polar solute

500
Enzymes are made of what macromolecule?

Protein

500

What happens to the rate of reaction as you increase the enzyme concentration?

Increases then levels out

500

Phospholipid bilayer is the structure of what?

Cell membrane