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metabolic reaction
chemical reactions that takes place inside a living organism
monomer
basic uint of a certain molecule
dimer
2 units of a certain molecule
polymer
3 or more units of a certain molecule
food
- healthy
- gives energy
- synthesis of new protoplasm of cell growth repair or worn out cells and cell division
energy
- capacity to work, converted into other forms
functions of water
- solvent: medium for chemical reaction to occur in organisms

- transport: digested products
excretory
hormones

key components
- protoplasm
- lubricants in joints
- digestive juices
- blood
- tissue fluid
Uses of water
human:
hydrolysis - digestion
homeostasis- controls body heat

plants:
photosynthesis
turgidity

both:
transportation
facts of water
70- 80% of the body is made of water
48 cups/ 8 glasses of water everyday

too much- water intoxication
too little- dehydration

*weight of person lost after intense work out is water, not fats!
functions of Carbohydrates
- respiration
- conversion in proteins/ fats: formation of DNA, RNA
- support in plants
- synthesis of nectar/ lubricants: mucus = carbo + protein
Types of Carbohydrates
monosaccarides- 1 (simplest form)
disaccarides- 2
polysaccarides- 3 or more

hydrolysis to make dimer
examples of mono & di
mono:
galactose
fructose
glucose

di:
lactose
sucrose
maltose
Test
Benedict Solution Test (reducing sugar)
1) blue copper sulfate containing Copper (ii) Sulfate
-reducing sugar boil-
2) reduced to copper (i) oxide

positive result: red/ brick red/ red precipitate
BUT:
sucrose no reaction

Iodine Test (start test)
positive: turns blue black
negative: stays yellow- brown
Proteins
mono: amino acid
di: dipeptide
poly: polypeptide/ pepton
Functions of proteins
- growth and repair
- synthesis enzymes and hormones
- form antibody

*deficiency:
kwashiorkor- swollen stomach, scaly skin
test for protein
biuret test

positive: violet/ dark purple

* requires water bath
Fats
mono: glycerol
poly: fatty acid

2 types:
saturated (solid, in animal)
unsaturated (liquid, in plants)

gives 2x more energy than carbo
saturated fats
- uniform, form solid
- heart attack, bypass, unhealthy stuff
Test for Fats
Cloudy emulsion test

ethanol reacts fats to form ethanol- orangy
Functions of Fats
- heat insulator
- 4 vitamins
- reduce water loss from skin surface
- essential part of protoplasm: cell membrane