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How many enzymes have sulfur?

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Polysaccharide

Made up of monomers

Lipids

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What are the three sub atomic particles

Protons


Electrons


Neutrons

What are the three sub atomic particles

Protons


Electrons


Neutrons

Ionic bond

Chemical bond in which a strong mutual attraction links ions of opposite charge.

Covalent bond

Chemical bond in which two atoms share a pair of electrons

Covalent bond

Chemical bond in which two atoms share a pair of electrons

Hydrogen bond

Attractions between a Covalently bonded hydrogen atom and another taking part in a separate covalent bond

Cohesion

Property of substance that arises from the tendency of it molecules to resist a separation from one another

Why is water considered a polar molecule ?

Overall the molecule has no charge but the oxygen atoms carries a slight negative charge; the hydrogen atom a slight positive charge

Considering water,Which state of matter (liquid or solid) exhibits greater density

Water holds a higher density because Ice is less densely packed.

The PH scale

7 is a neutral.


The amount of hydrogen ions in a solution.


-hydrogen ions abundant in acid

BUFFER

A Buffer is a set of chemicals that can keep the Ph stable by alternately donating and accepting ions that contribute to a PH

Carbon

The most versatile because it has 4 vacancies. Can form 4 covalent bonds with other atoms.

Functional group

Is an atom or small molecular group Covalently bonded to a carbon atoms of an organic compound

4 families of biochemical molecules

Carbohydrates


Proteins


Lipids


Nucleic acids

Families made of monomers?

3 out of 4 families made of monomers.

CHITIN(carb)

Strengthens exoskeletons and fungal cell walls

Nuclei ACIDS

Transport, store, transmit and help express hereditary information


-->DNA


RNA

Lipids

No monomers


Diverse group of hydrophilic molecules

HCNOPS

Hydrogen


Carbon


Nitrogen


Oxygen


Phosphate


Sulfur



95-99% of all living things consist of theese

Steroids

4 fused rings with attached chemical groups.

Proteins include?

Enzymes


Structural proteins


Storage proteins


Transport protein(hemoglobin)


Hormones


Receptor proteins


Motor proteins


Defensive proteins

Phospholipids

Phosphate group +2 fatty acids

Nucleotide(monomer)

Sugar base attract he's to nitrogenous base and a phosphate group