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polarity
water is made of only two elements
Hydrogen bonds
are weak bonds between oxygen of one molecule and a hydrogen of a different molecule
universal solvent
water can dissolve more substance than anything else
cohesion
refers to water molecules sticking to other water molecules
capillary action
and cohesion are vital to the ability of plant to go through photosynthesis and sustain life
adhesion
water molecules ability to stick to other substances (that aren't water)
surface tension
allows materials to float on top of the water
high specific heat capacity
water is a great insulator and resists temp change
ice frozen
it expands and becomes less dense
organic compounds
all contain carbon and are less dense
carbon
is important because it will form 4 bonds to become stable
polymers formed
are made of smaller units called monomers
dehydration synthesis
process of monomers connecting together
hydrolysis
when polymers are broken down into there monomers
carbohydrates:elements
carbon hydrogen oxygen= glucose
carbohydrates: function
main source of energy
carbohydrates: monomers/polymers

monomer- single sugar or monosaccharide


polymer- starch or polysaccharide

carbohydrates:example
glucose fructose galactose starch
Proteins: elements
carbon hydrogen oxygen nitrogen
proteins: function
enzymes hormones protein channels antibodies
protein: monomers/polymers

monomer-amino acides


polymer-protein/polypeptide chain

protein: examples
meat chicken eggs beans soy nuts peanut butter enzymes
nucleic acids: elements
carbon hydrogen oxygen nitrogen and phosphorus
nucleic acids: function
stores and transmits genetic information
nucleic acids: monomer/polymer

monomer-nucleotide


polymer-nucleic acid (DNA)

nucleic acids: examples
DNA and RNA
lipids: elements
mostly carbon and hydrogen
lipids: function
stores enegry and make up biological membranes and waterproof covering/ second source of enegry
lipids: monomer/polymer
fatty acids and glycerol
lipids: examples
fats oils waxes membranes steroids
starch
stored energy in plants/ forms the cell wall of plants
glycogen
energy storage in animals that can be found in the liver