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What is an enzyme
a molecule that speed up a reaction by lowering the activation energy
What are protiens made of?
amino acids
a change in pH or temperature does this to an enzyme
changes its shape so it no longer works.
a polypeptide chain is held together by what kind of bonds?
peptide bonds (kind of covalent bond)
Glucose is this type of carbohydrate
monosaccharide
starch and glycerin store energy and are this type of carbohydrate
polysaccharide
Why do animals store extra energy as lipids?
to insulate their bodies
What lipids make up the majority of a cells membrane?
phospholipids
Why are lipids not good solvents?
They are non-polar
What is high specific heat?
how much energy is required to raise the temp of a substance. (water)
molecules of water are moving too fast to form hydrogen bonds so they exist in this form of matter..
gas
properties of water that result in water being polar
high surface tension
good solvent
expands when freezes
Name 3 properties of water and why they are important for life under water
1. Good solvent – dissolves chemicals  necessary for life.
2. High specific heat – keeps Earth’s  temperature stable and body  temperatures stable
3. Expands when freezes – important for  life under water
What is a covalent bond?
a bond in which the electrons between too molecules are shared.
Two atoms of opposite charge are held together by electrical attraction. What kind of bond is this?
IONIC BOND
What is Carbons
Atomic Number
Atomic Mass
Atomic Number: 6
Atomic Mass: 12
Why don't the Nobel gases react?
They are stable because they have a full outer shell
All organic molecules have this element in it
Carbon
The 4 elements that make up 96% of life
carbon, hydrogen, nitrogrn, oxygen
an acid has more ___ ions?
hydrogen
a base has more ___ ions
hydroxide
What do buffers do?
They neutralize acids and bases
What are the 3 organic molecules? Give an example of each, what test indicates their presence, and what function they perform.
Carbohydrates -
Starch: Indicator is Iodine.
Glucose: Indicator is Benedict solution
Carbohydrates create energy.

Proteins - Building blocks of life
Albumin - Indicator is Biurect solution

Lipids - Store energy
Phospholipids - indicator is Sudan IV