Chemistry Basics
Water and pH
Organelles
Cell Transport
Protein Synthesis
100

The most abundant element in the human body.

Oxygen

100

This is water's ability to dissolve many substances.

The Universal Solvent Property

100

The organelle that synthesizes proteins.

Ribosomes 

100

Movement of molecules from high concentration to low concentration.

Diffusion

100

These nucleic acids that are larger double ring structures. 

Purines 

200

The outermost electron shell.

Valence Shell 

200

Water sticking to itself.

Adhesion

200

The organelle known as the powerhouse of the cell.

Mitochondria

200

Diffusion of water across a semipermeable membrane.

Osmosis 

200

What nucleic acid binds with Adenine in DNA? 

Thymine in RNA Uracil 
300

A molecule composed of two or more different elements.

A Compound 

300

The pH of pure water 

7

300

The organelle that modifies and packages proteins

Golgi Apparatus

300

Transport requiring no ATP and moving substances down their concentration gradient.

Passive Transport

300

_________copies a specific gene's DNA into messenger RNA (mRNA)

Transcription 

400

A bond formed when atoms share electrons

Covalent Bond

400

Weak acids and bases that resist changes in pH.


Buffers

400

Organelles that digest waste and pathogens.

 Lysosomes

400

Transport using membrane proteins but no ATP.

Facilitated Diffusion

400

A set of three nucleotides are known as?

Codon

500

A bond formed when electrons are transferred between atoms.

Ionic Bond 
500

True or False: The pH of blood is 3.5-6.8 making it a strong acid. 

False (The normal pH of human blood is tightly regulated between 7.35 and 7.45. This makes blood naturally slightly basic or alkaline)

500

The organelle that stores DNA and controls cellular activities.

Nucleus 

500

Transport requiring ATP to move substances against a concentration gradient.

Active Transport

500

Nucleotide Structures include three main parts. What are they?

Phosphate Group + 5 Carbon Sugar + Nitrogenous Base