Is that hot fudge french fry sundae Organic?
Let's Bond, bro
Suh-wheat!
Don't call me Fat!
Go Pro or go home
100
What is the main element in the atmosphere (78%) that we breathe? (It's not Oxygen)
Nitrogen
100
What type of bond shares electrons?
Covalent
100
A simple sugar that contains 3-10 carbon atoms
(Think Greek for 'one')
Monosaccharide
100
This compound is necessary for life in certain quantities, can be found in animals and plants, can be consumed, and is also made into soaps and candles.
Fat!
100
This is a really BIG molecules, made up of amino acids.
Protein
200
These chemicals are consumed, are essential to nutrition, and are required in relatively large amounts.
Macronutrients
200
Which of these can form covalent bonds:
Metals, Non-metals, Both Metals & Non-metals, None of these
Non-metals
200
Most fruits are high in monosaccharides called this:
fructose
200
The name chemists give to fats.
Lipids
200
In humans and many animals, this protein is very important in converting food into energy.
Insulin
300
What are covalent compounds that contains carbon atoms called?
Organic Compounds
300
What kind of bonds do each of these pairs of electrons have, and which is the strongest?
Sinlge bond Double bond Triple Bond
300
A compound made when two monosaccharides bond together, as well as a compound made when more than two monosaccharides bond together
Disaccharide
Polysaccharide
300
This lipid is made from fatty acids that have no double bond between carbon atoms
Saturated fats
300
These small molecules all contain carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen atoms. (A few also have sulfur atoms)
Amino Acids
400
Which of the following is/are organic:
CH2O MgC4H6O2 NO2 C12H22O11
CH2O & C12H22O11
400
The name for a line of carbon atoms in the middle of an organic molecule.
The carbon backbone
400
The name for monosaccharides, disaccharides, and polysaccharides.
Carbohydrates
400
This lipid is made from fatty acids that have at least one double bond between carbon atoms
Unsaturated fat
400
The name for the specific order of amino acids in a protein.
Primary structure
500
A measurement that tells how much energy your body can make from things being consumed.
Calories
500
Define what isomers are. You must clearly state: what is the same, and what is different, and what that produces.
Compounds with the same chemical formula but different arrangements of atoms, which lead to different properties.
500
This polysaccharide is found in nature, and made by plants linking many glucose molecules together.
Starch.
Bonus- are polysaccharides sweet to taste?
500
What is the name of the process where double bonds are removed in an unsaturated fat to make it into a saturated fat?
Hydrogenation
500
What is the full name of DNA? (You don't have to spell it, but need to say it correctly)
Deoxyribonucleic acid
(Dee-ox-ee-rye-bo-new-clay-ik)