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Page 1: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

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Page 2: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What are the three subatomic particles that make an atom?

Electron, Proton, & Neutron

Page 3: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What is an ionic bond?

One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the

electronElectrical attraction between two

opposite charged atoms

Page 4: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

Name a type of molecule that shares covalent bonds and is known for it’s polarity.

Water molecule

Page 5: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What is the substance that is dissolved in a solution?

solute

Page 6: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

How many electrons does a neutral atom of Bromine have?

35

Page 7: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What process assembles macromolecules?

Dehydration Synthesis

Page 8: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What type of bond shares electrons?

Covalent Bonds

Page 9: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What two factors must be present for hydrolysis to occur?

Water and an enzyme

Page 10: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What are the two types of nucleic acids?

DNA RNA

Page 11: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What elements commonly form bonds with carbon?

Carbon Hydrogen Nitrogen Oxygen

Phosphate Sulfur

Page 12: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What happens to the rate of a chemical reaction as the activation energy decreases?

The chemical reaction speeds up

Page 13: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

A pure substance that cannot be broken down into other substances by physical or chemical means is an….

Element

Page 14: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What is the function of a lipid?

Store energy

Page 15: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What are three differences between a saturated fat and an unsaturated fat?

Saturated fats are solid at room temperature

Come from animals Have no double bonds

Page 16: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What is the process called that changes one set of chemicals into another?

Chemical Reaction

Page 17: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What is the function of a nucleic acid?

Store and transmit genetic information

Page 18: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What is a polymer of a protein?

Polypeptide

Page 19: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What are the elements or compounds that enter into a chemical reaction called?

Reactants

Page 20: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What factors can impact the rate of a reaction?

pH and Temperature

Page 21: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What are some examples of monosaccharides?

Glucose Galactose Fructose

Page 22: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What is the function of carbohydrates?

Main source of energy

Page 23: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What are some functions of proteins?

Control reactions rates Control cell processes

Build and maintain bone and muscle

Fight diseases Transport cellular material

Page 24: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What element is found in all organic elements?

Carbon

Page 25: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What is the monomer a lipid?

Glycerol head Fatty acid tail

Page 26: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What are some examples of different types of lipids?

Wax Steroids

Oils Fats

Page 27: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What macromolecule can be an enzyme?

protein

Page 28: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What is the monomer of a protein?

Amino acid

Page 29: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What binds to the enzyme’s active site?

Substrate

Page 30: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What is the polymer of a carbohydrate?

polysaccharide

Page 31: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What type of substance speeds up a reaction by lowering the activation energy?

Catalyst

Page 32: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What is the monomer of a nucleic acid?

nucleotide

Page 33: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What are some examples of disaccharides?

Maltose Lactose Sucrose

Page 34: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What is the temperature of a human being?

37˚ C

Page 35: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What is the monomer of a carbohydrate?

Monosaccharide

Page 36: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

What is process disassembles macromolecules?

Hydrolysis

Page 37: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

Electrons are most attracted to what part of a water molecule?

Oxygen

Page 38: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

The energy that is added to start a reaction is referred to as the _________

Activation Energy

Page 39: Electron, Proton, & Neutron One atom donates an electron, and the other accepts the electron Electrical attraction between two opposite charged atoms

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