Elements and Compounds
The element with 1 proton.
What is hydrogen?
The state of matter of sodium at room temperature.
What is solid?
The term that describes the length of a wave.
What is wavelength?
The bond that holds sodium chloride together.
What is glucose?
What is oxygen?
What is melting?
The term that describes the brightness of a wave.
What is amplitude?
The bond that holds a phospholipid together.
What are covalent bonds?
The biomolecule that spontaneously forms micelles.
What are lipids?
The element found in organic compounds that typically makes 4 bonds.
What is carbon?
The state of matter of neon at room temperature.
What is gas?
The part of the EM spectrum that has the highest frequency.
What is gamma radiation?
The bond that holds the primary structure of a protein together.
What is a covalent bond (or peptide bond)?
The products of the hydrolysis of sucrose.
What are glucose and fructose?
The simplest hydrocarbon.
What is methane?
The phase change when gas turns into a solid.
What is deposition?
The part of the EM spectrum that was crucial for the product of the ozone layer.
What is ultraviolet radiation?
The IMF that is responsible for water having such a high boiling point.
What is hydrogen bonding?
The products of the dehydration synthesis of glucose and glucose.
What is maltose?
The element that typically has an reduced octet, and typically has a molecular geometry of trigonal planar.
What is boron?
What is gas?
The part of the EM spectrum that is emitted when an excited electron in hydrogen falls back to n=1.
What is ultraviolet radiation?
The IMF that weakens very quickly when dry ice sublimates.
What is LDFs?
What is protein?