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atoms
electrons
neutrons
protons
chemistry
study of interactions b/w atoms and molecules
atom
smallest unit of matter that enters in tochemical reactions
molecules
formation of interaction b/w atoms
nucleus
neutrons + protons
valence electrons
electrons in outermost shell that interact w other atoms
compound
2+ different atoms bonding
molecule
2+ atoms bond
covalent bond
strong sharing of pair of electrons by 2 atoms
non polar & polar
ionic
2 atoms vastly different charges come together
hydrogen bond
weak forces combine w/ polar covalent bond
bond formation
required energy
bond breaking
releases energy
3 main rxns
anabolic
catabolic
exchange
enzymes
biological catalysis; speed up rxn w/o change itself
proteins
substrate specific
usually end in -ase
enduced fit model
specific but not rigid; reused; range in which enzymes can work in optimal conditions
organic cmpd
always contain carbon and hydrogen
inorganic compound
typically lack carbon
water
polar covalent
travel up plants b/c cohesive nature
expansion w/ freezing
high heat of vaporization
versatility as solvent
MO can live in water
spores
spores
dna + cytoplasm w/o water
live 100,000 yrs
w/ water open p and b/c vegitative
pH scale
0-14
blood 7.2 or 7.3
4 macromolecules
repeating units of monomers
pro
cho
fat
nucleic acids
pro
c h o n
enzymes, transporters, immunity, regulation
primary - straight
quarterary - heavy folding
cho
glucose in cells
cellulose in plants
monosaccharide building blocks
fat
C & H
hydrophobic
3fa + glycerol molecule
saturated = no dbl bond; solid
unsat = dbl bonds; liquid
nucleic acids
pentose + phosphate group + nitrogen base
DNA: atgc
RNA: aucg
3 types RNA
structure of ATP
via dehydration synthesis
broken by hydrolysis to use as E
adenosine + 3P