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Describe the emulsion test

Add a sample to ethanol and shake so it dissolves. Add water and mix the contents. White emulsion is formed if the test is positive

What kind of bonds join amino acids together

Peptide bonds

What type of reaction would join 2 molecules together

Condensation reaction

Is a triglyceride a polymer

No, it consists of glycerol and 3 fatty acids

What are the properties of a tail in a phospholipid

Non-polar


Repel water


Hydrophobic

Name 3 disaccharides

Maltose


Sucrose


Lactose

Describe the emulsion test

Add a sample to ethanol and shake so it dissolves. Add water and mix the contents. White emulsion is formed if the test is positive

What is an unsaturated fatty acid

It has 1 or more double bonds between Carbon atoms

Describe the structure of cellulose

Long straight chains of beta glucose which are cross linked by hydrogen bonds to form microfibrils. Which provide strength to the structure.


Small holes in the structure so its fully permeable.


No branching


Osmotically inactive


Insoluble


Sucrose + Water breaks down into which 2 disaccharides

Glucose + Fructose

Maltose + Water breaks down into which 2 disaccharides

Glucose + Glucose

What is a monomer

Monomers are basic units which can be joined together by condensation reactions i.e amino acid, nucleotide

Definition of condensation reactions

A reaction which joins 2 molecules together with the formation of a chemical bond and involves the elimination of water

How many ester bonds exist in a triglyceride and what's their purpose

3


To join fatty acids to a glycerol

Describe the structure of starch

Helical shape so it takes up less space. Compact store of glucose


Branches structure so more points can be hydrolysed to form glucose which is used in respiration to provide energy


Insoluble


Osmotically inactive


Large molecule so it can store lots of glucose

What kind of bonds like polysaccharides

Glycosidic bonds

What is a saturated fatty acid

Have all single bonds between Carbon atoms