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Basic Chemistry and Biochemistry Review Game

Q What are the charges on : Protons Neutrons Electrons

A + 0 -

Q The atomic number of an atom is equal to the number of ___________ in an atom.

A Protons

Q The nucleus of an oxygen atom has a ________ charge. (1) Which subatomic particle(s) make up the nucleus of the atom?

A Positive Protons and neutrons

Q Which type of bond is involved in between the atoms of organic molecules? *Hint: Electrons are shared

A Covalent Bonds

Q What type of bond BETWEEN water molecules leads to cohesion of water.

A Hydrogen Bonds

Q A chemical compound that prevents a change in pH due to chemical reactions in the body. (1) The characteristic of life that is maintained by these compounds. (1)

A Buffers Homeostasis

Q How many other atoms can carbon bond to?

A 4

Q Molecules that lack the ability to mix with water are considered ____________/______________. (2 pts, 1 for each correct answer)

A Nonpolar Hydrophobic

Q The word used to describe a molecule that has one polar end and one nonpolar end.

A Amphipathic

Q Each of the following are polymers except: – Proteins – Starch – Amino Acids – DNA

A Amino Acids are monomers

Q Which of the 4 major macromolecules are mainly nonpolar in nature?

A Lipids

Q Give an example of 2 molecules that are composed of only glucose molecules, but have different properties.

A Cellulose, Starch, and Glycogen

Q -ose indicates which macromolecule?

A Sugar (carbs)

Q Identify each of the following monomers: – 1 – 2

A Amino Acid Glucose (monosaccharide)

Q Identify each of the following monomers – 1 – 2

A 1. Nucleotide 2. Fatty Acid

Q What is the difference between saturated fatty acid chains and unsaturated fatty acids chains? (1) Which is healthier? (1)

A Double bonds between carbons unsaturated

Q Match the monomer listed below to their correct polymer: – 1. monosaccharides – 2. glycerol and fatty acids – 3. nucleotides – 4. amino acids

A 1. polysaccharides 2. fats 3. nucleic acids 4. proteins (polypeptides)

Q What process is used to join monomers such as amino acids together into a polymer?

A Dehydration Synthesis

Q List one organic molecule List one inorganic molecule

A

Q Which carbohydrate are we unable to digest and is an important component to our diet?

A Cellulose

Q What is the primary function of the nucleic acid DNA?

A Stores genetic information (hereditary material)

Q (4 pts) Draw each of the 4 levels of protein structure.