The columns represent- the number of valence electrons.
The rows-number of shells
The extreme right hand column, that's the inert gases and noble gases,
You know that proteins are made up of amino acids joined by peptide bonds, polypeptide chains, protein polypeptide
chains. Enzymes are proteins.
Do you know that proteins have nitrogen in them? NH2 of the amino acids has nitrogen.
One of the functions facilitating diffusion where a protein forms a channel. Facilitated diffusion a transport protein
What was the main component of the falciparum? phospholipid bilayer
Which is what we call them that are not produced by the body? Essential.
what's what's our energy molecule?ATP
What do you call the network in the cell that could be rough or smooth? Endoplasmic reticulum.
What's on the rough and the plasma continuum? ribosomes.
The functional group COOH, what's that? Acid.
Greater tonicity is is greater solute or greater solvent. Greater? SOLUTE
Do you have suggested testable explanation of your observations. Hypothesis
Which of these particles in the atom you change it and it becomes difficult? Protons and neutrons.
what particles are found in the nucleus? Protons and neutrons. what are the electrons? Orbit shells
what's a domain- Archaea, Bacteria,Eukarya.
what's not a domain. -a kingdom (such as Animalia or Plantae),.
can the conservation of energy be changed from one form to another? Yes.Can be transferred from one body to another?
Yes. Can it be created? No.
Can it be destroyed? No.What if we're the simple diffusion of water? Simple osmosis.
T or F? Facility diffusion requires an expenditure of energy. False. T or F? Life requires an expenditure of energy. True.
Where are the cells' genetic material kept? Nucleus. T or f? Helium is the smallest element? False
What's the smallest element? Hydrogen What's the solid form of water? Ice. What's the gaseous form of water? Steam.
What do you call a glycerol backbone with 3 fatty acids? Triglyceride. Which of the organic molecules do not form
polymers? Lipids Which of the organic molecules are non polar?Lipids Which of the organic molecules hydrophobic?
Lipids Name 2 nucleic acids? DNA AND RNA Do they have all the same non charges of spaces Is there any differences?
Different.
How do you describe the shape of DNA? Double helix.
What does exergonic mean? Release energy. We break bonds down? Endergonic
What do we call the energy to get a reaction started? activation energy.energy of activation
Enzymes increase or decrease the energy of activation? Decrease. / T OR F Cells is the basic unit of matter. FALSE
What's basically matter? ATOM / Oil is what type of organic molecule? Lipids
What kind of cells have cell wall? Plant cell /Prokaryotic cells are the cells that do not have a true nucleus and
membrane-bound organelles What do you call the enzymatic reactants?SUBSTRATE / What do you call the area of the
enzyme that they attached to? ACTIVE SITE
What kind of inhibitors will will attach to active sites? competitive inhibitor/ What type of inhibitors will destroy active
sites?Irreversible inhibitors
Glucose, fructose, and galactose. Monomers are monosaccharides. Polysaccharides are polymers.
Glucose + Fructose โ Sucrose
Glucose + Galactose โ Lactose
Glucose + Glucose โ Maltose
If I tell you that at the CSI campus, there are a 1,000 squirrels, what's the term for the squirrels? Population. If I tell you
there are a 1,000 squirrels,1400 humans, and 500 groundhogs, and a 100 deer ?community.
Lower pH means what? Acidity/ Higher pH is what? alkalinityis the base. What is the substance that maintains pH?
Buffered aspirin
