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Water Water PropertiesProperties

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Carbon Carbon CompoundsCompounds

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Functional Functional GroupsGroups

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Bonding of Bonding of CarbonCarbon

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Water & Water & NatureNature

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PolymersPolymers

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CarbonCarboncompouncompoun

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FunctionFunctionalal

GroupsGroups

Bonding Bonding of of

CarbonCarbon

Water inWater inNatureNature PolymersPolymers

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Type of bond Type of bond between between

hydrogens & hydrogens & oxygenoxygen

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What is What is covalent?covalent?

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Polar charge Polar charge on each end on each end of a water of a water moleculemolecule

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What is What is positive positive

hydrogen & hydrogen & negative negative oxygen?oxygen?

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Overall Overall charge on a charge on a

water water moleculemolecule

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What is zero What is zero or no or no charge?charge?

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Bonding that Bonding that causes causes

water to water to cling to cling to itselfitself

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What is What is hydrogen hydrogen

bonding or bonding or cohesion?cohesion?

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Attraction of Attraction of water that water that produces produces surface surface tensiontension

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What is What is cohesion?cohesion?

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Compounds Compounds with with

covalently covalently bonded carbon bonded carbon

atomsatoms

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What is an What is an organic organic

compound?compound?

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Number of Number of covalent covalent

bonds carbon bonds carbon can formcan form

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What is What is four?four?

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Number of Number of electrons electrons

shared in a shared in a triple bondtriple bond

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What is six?What is six?

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Glucose in Glucose in cells has cells has

this carbon this carbon shapeshape

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What is a ring What is a ring structure?structure?

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Carbon shape Carbon shape resulting from resulting from the attachment the attachment of side groups of side groups

to a chainto a chain

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What is a What is a branched branched

chain?chain?

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Effect these Effect these groups have groups have on organic on organic compoundscompounds

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What is What is change the change the properties?properties?

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OHOH-- group group gives this gives this

property to property to organic organic

compoundscompounds

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What is an What is an alcohol or alcohol or

polar?polar?

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-COOH group-COOH group

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What is a What is a carboxyl carboxyl group?group?

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-NH-NH22 group is group is found on this found on this

type of type of macromolecumacromolecu

lele

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What are What are proteins?proteins?

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-PO-PO44 group is group is found on this found on this macromolecumacromolecu

lele

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What are What are nucleic nucleic acids?acids?

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Small subunits Small subunits bonded bonded

together to together to make large make large

carbon carbon compoundscompounds

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What are What are monomers?monomers?

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Simplest Simplest type of bond type of bond between two between two carbon atomscarbon atoms

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What is a What is a single single

covalent covalent bond?bond?

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Repeating Repeating linked carbon linked carbon

units or units or monomers monomers make thismake this

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What is a What is a polymer?polymer?

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Large Large polymers are polymers are

called thiscalled this

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What are What are macromoleculmacromolecul

es?es?

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Process that Process that links monomers links monomers

by removing by removing molecules of molecules of

waterwater

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What is What is condensation condensation

or or dehydration dehydration synthesis?synthesis?

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Allows some Allows some insects to insects to

walk across walk across the top of the top of

waterwater

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What is What is surface surface tension?tension?

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Adhesion and Adhesion and cohesion cohesion

produce this produce this property in property in

plantsplants

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What is What is capillarity?capillarity?

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Responsible Responsible for the for the upward upward

movement of movement of water in water in plantsplants

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What is What is capillarity?capillarity?

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Must occur for Must occur for water to water to

change from change from water into ice water into ice

at 0at 0oCoC

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Lost or gain Lost or gain of a lot of of a lot of

energyenergy

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Extra energy Extra energy absorbed by absorbed by

water to water to change its change its

state breaks state breaks thesethese

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What are What are hydrogen hydrogen bonds?bonds?

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Meaning of Meaning of the prefix the prefix

poly-?poly-?

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What is What is many?many?

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Process that Process that breaks down breaks down

polymerspolymers

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What is What is hydrolysis?hydrolysis?

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Molecule Molecule removed to removed to

break break polymers polymers

into into monomersmonomers

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What is What is water?water?

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Amino acids Amino acids link to make link to make this polymerthis polymer

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What are What are polypeptides polypeptides or proteins?or proteins?

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Backbone Backbone element in element in

organic organic polymerspolymers

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What is What is carbon?carbon?

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Energy for Energy for CellsCells

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CarbohydratCarbohydrateses

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ProteinsProteins

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EnzymesEnzymes

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LipidsLipids

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Nucleic AcidsNucleic Acids

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Energy Energy forforLifeLife

CarbohydrateCarbohydratess

ProteinProteinss

EnzymEnzymeses

LipidsLipids NucleiNucleicc

AcidsAcids

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Type of carbon Type of carbon to carbon to carbon

covalent bond covalent bond storing the storing the

most energymost energy

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What is a What is a quadruple (4) quadruple (4)

bond?bond?

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MacromoleculMacromolecules that can es that can store the store the

most energymost energy

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What are What are lipids or fats?lipids or fats?

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Original source Original source of energy of energy stored in stored in organic organic

compoundscompounds

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What is What is sunlight?sunlight?

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Energy Energy molecule molecule

stored in cellsstored in cells

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What is What is ATP?ATP?

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Functional Functional group found group found

on ATPon ATP

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What is the What is the phosphate phosphate

group?group?

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Monomer for Monomer for carbohydratecarbohydrate

ss

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What are What are monosaccarhidmonosaccarhid

es?es?

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Three Three simple simple sugarssugars

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What are What are glucose, glucose,

fructose, & fructose, & galactose?galactose?

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General General formula for formula for

any any monosaccharimonosacchari

dede

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What is What is CC66HH1212OO66 or or (CH(CH22O)O)nn??

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Sucrose is Sucrose is this type of this type of carbohydracarbohydra

tete

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What is a What is a disaccharidedisaccharide

??

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Two common Two common polysaccharidpolysaccharid

es found in es found in plantsplants

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What are What are cellulose & cellulose &

starch?starch?

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Monomers Monomers of proteinsof proteins

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What are What are amino amino acids?acids?

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Bond that Bond that forms forms

between between amino acidsamino acids

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What is a What is a peptide peptide bond?bond?

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Two functional Two functional groups found groups found

on amino acidson amino acids

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What are the What are the amino (-NHamino (-NH22) & ) &

carboxyl (-carboxyl (-COOH) groupsCOOH) groups??

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Temperate Temperate and pH can and pH can have this have this

effect on a effect on a proteinprotein

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What is What is change shape change shape or denture?or denture?

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Main Main difference difference among the among the

twenty amino twenty amino acidsacids

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What are the What are the side or R side or R groups?groups?

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Enzymes are Enzymes are this type of this type of

macromoleculmacromoleculee

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What are What are proteins?proteins?

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Reactant Reactant catalyzed by catalyzed by an enzymean enzyme

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What is a What is a substrate?substrate?

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Effect on the Effect on the enzyme enzyme

whenever the whenever the reactant joins reactant joins

itit

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What is What is change change shape?shape?

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Effect on an Effect on an enzyme of enzyme of

changing pH changing pH or or

temperaturetemperature

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What is What is change the change the enzyme’s enzyme’s shape?shape?

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Enzyme lipase Enzyme lipase digests thesedigests these

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What are What are lipids?lipids?

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Can store lots Can store lots of energy of energy

because of a because of a large number large number

of these of these

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What are What are carbon-carbon-

hydrogen hydrogen bonds?bonds?

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Hydrophilic Hydrophilic end of a fatty end of a fatty

acidacid

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What is the What is the carboxyl carboxyl

end?end?

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Alcohol Alcohol forming the forming the backbone of backbone of

fatsfats

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What is What is glycerol?glycerol?

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Makes a fatty Makes a fatty acid acid

saturatedsaturated

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What is all What is all single bonds single bonds

between between carbons in carbons in

chain?chain?

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Two fatty Two fatty acids joined acids joined

with a with a molecule of molecule of

glycerol in cell glycerol in cell membranesmembranes

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What is a What is a phospholipid?phospholipid?

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Five Five elements in elements in

nucleic nucleic acidsacids

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What is What is CHONP?CHONP?

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Pentose Pentose sugar on sugar on

DNADNA

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What is What is deoxyribosedeoxyribose

??

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Copies DNA Copies DNA so proteins so proteins

can be madecan be made

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What is What is RNA?RNA?

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Monomers of Monomers of nucleic acidsnucleic acids

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What are What are nucleotides?nucleotides?

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Along with a Along with a sugar & sugar &

phosphate, the phosphate, the 33rdrd part of a part of a nucleotidenucleotide

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What is a What is a nitrogen-nitrogen-

containing containing base?base?

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Final Final JeopardyJeopardy

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MacromolecuMacromoleculesles

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Cholesterol is Cholesterol is this type of this type of

macromoleculmacromoleculee

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What is a What is a steroid?steroid?