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Lipids

Brown paper bag test



Positive: translucent


Negative: opaque

Donuts

Biuret test

Test for protein


Positive: blue > violet


Negative: blue > blue

Hot dog/meat

Iodine test

Test for starch


Positive: Amber > black/blue


Negative: Amber > amber

Bread

Benedicts reagent

Test for simple sugars


Positive: blue > blue


Negative: blue > orange

Lollipop

Denaturation

Temporary change in shape of protein due to pH or heat

Glycogen

Storage polysaccharide found in animals

Turtles

Starch

Storage polysaccharide found in plants

Flowers/Mr.potatohead

Polysaccharides

Many sugar units


Starch (plants) & glycogen (animals)

Plants & animals

Disaccharides

2 sugar unit


Sucrose

Monosaccarides

One sugar unit


Glucose and fructose

CHAD

Catabolic


Hydrolysis


Anabolic


Dehydration synthesis

"The chads"

Anabolic

Also known as Dehydration (to take water out) synthesis (to make or build)


Larger molecules are formed by removing water.

To build

Sucrose

Disaccharide made of glucose and fructose

Catabolic

Also known as Hydrolysis


Larger molecules is broken down with water

"Water" "to cut"

Unsaturated fat

Source: plants


Some double bonds


More reactive


Liquid


Canola oil

Protein

Made of Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen

Can't Have Oliver Near

Saturated fat

Source: animals


Single bonds


Very stable


Solid or semi solid


Butter or bacon

Polymer

Large molecule made of 2 or more monomers

Monomer

Small subunit used to make polymer