Chemical Compound Review

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Chemical Compound Review

Hydrogen is an example of compound. organic compound. molecule element

Two or more elements combined chemically is a(n) compound atom element amino acid

What is a molecule? a substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances smallest unit of an element smallest unit of a compound never contains carbon

An organic compound does not contain carbon. contains carbon. is an element. is an amino acid.

There are four types of organic compounds There are four types of organic compounds. Which of the following is NOT an organic compound? carbohydrates lipids water proteins

Potatoes, noodles, rice, and bread are all examples of carbohydrates proteins lipids nucleic acids

True (A) or False (B). Proteins store energy and form parts of the cell membrane. TRUE

Small molecules that make up proteins are called atoms. molecules. enzymes. amino acids.

What structure carries information about an organism and is then passed from parent to offspring? RNA DNA nucleic acid amino acid

True (A) or False (B). Lipids are long organic molecules that contain instructions that a cell needs in order to carry out all of the functions of life. FALSE