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S. Anat2
Chemistry
Question | Answer |
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Positive charge | Proton |
Neutral charge | Neutron |
Negative charge | Electron |
Non ion atoms charge | Neutral |
Atomic number | Number of protons |
Elements | Substance made of one type of atom |
Atomic weight | Average mass of protons + neutrons |
@ or more molecules bonded together | Molecule |
+ ion | cation |
- ion | anion |
Sharing of electrons | Covalent bond |
Covalent bond between 2 sulfer atoms | Disulfide bond |
Hydrogen covalently bonded to another atom | Hydrogen bond |
Creating or breaking chemical bonds | Chemical reaction |
2 kinds of chemical reactions | synthesis and decomposition |
Synthesis | atoms formed to make new compound |
Decomposition | atoms broken to form 2 or more smaller molecules |
Synthesis requires | energy |
Decomposition releases | energy |
Water is a | solvent |
Solutes | dissociate in water |
Lubricant | reduces friction in GI tract and joints |
Requires a lot of ____ to raise temperature | heat |
Gives off a lot of ______ when cooled | energy |
Intracellular fluid ICF | water within the cells |
Extracellular fluid ECF | water outside the cells |
4 ECF compartment | Plasma Lymph Interstitial fluid Specialized fluid |
Plasma | water in the blood |
Lymph | water in the lymph system |
Interstitial fluid | water found between cells |
Specialized fluid | Synovial fluid, CSF, aqueous humor, |
Oxygen | O2 molecule in the form of a gas |
Oygen | important in cellular respiration |
Carbon dioxide | CO2 molecule in the form of a gas |
Carbon dioxide | waste product of cellular respiration |
pH | parts hydrogen |
Acid | substance that increases the concentration of H+ ions in water |
Base (alkaline) | substance the decreases the concentration of H+ ions in water |
Acidic on pH scale | 0-6.99 |
Base on pH scale | 7.01-14 |
7 on the pH scale | neutral |
pH of blood | 7.35-7.45 |
Gastric juice (b or a) | acid |
Saliva (b or a) | acid |
Sea water (b or a) | base |
Baking soda (b or a) | base |
What does a buffer system do | regulates pH |
Organic compounds contain | hydrogen AND carbon |
Carbohydrate classifications (4) | Monosaccharides Disaccharide Oligosaccaride Polysaccharide |
Monosaccharides | single sugar carbohydrates |
Disaccharides | two sugar carbohydrates |
Deoxyribose | pentose sugar...part of DNA |
Ribose | pentose sugar....part of RNA |
Disaccharide (bond) | Covalently bonded |
Disaccharide examples | Sucrose, Lactose, Maltose |
Oligosacccharides | 3-20 sugar cabohydrates |
Polysaccharides | 20-infinity sugar carbohydrates |
Polysaccharides example | Starches Glycogen Cellulose |
Starchs | glucose stored in plant cell walls |
Glycogen | the form of glucose stored in animals (in liver and skeletal muscle) |
Cellulose | Chain of glucose in plant cell walls |
What Polysaccharides can we NOT digest | cellulose |
Lipids | fats |
Lipids (3) | True fats Phospholipids Steroids |
True Fats made of | Glycerol and 1, 2, or 3 fatty acids |
Monoglyceride | glycerol with 1 fatty acid |
Diglyceride | glycerol with 2 fatty acids |
Triglycerides | glycerol with 3 fatty acids |
True fats may be... | Saturated unsaturated |
Satutrated | all carbons bonded to the max number of carbons |
Unsaturated | one or more carbons are double bonded |
Saturated (state) | usually solid at room temp |
Unsaturated state) | usually liquid at room temp |
Saturated (origin) | usually from animal fat |
Unsaturated (origin) | usually from plan (oil) fats |
Hydrogenated/trans fats | unsaturated fats that are converted to saturated |
Phospholipids contain | protein and cholesterol |
Phospholipids | Diglyceride with phosphate group (at 3 bonding site) |
Structural component of our cell membrane | Phospholipids |
Steroids | made form cholesterol |
Steroids | 4 carbon rings with C and H tail |
Proteins | made of Amino acids (AA) |
Proteins contain | C, H, O, N and R (variable) |
Enzymes | Catalysts that speed up reactions without the need of heat |
Nucleic acid | DNA, RNA, ATP |
Base of DNA | Adenine, Thymine, Guanine, Cytocine |
Base of RNA | Adenine, Guanine, Cytocine, Uracil |
Double helix | DNA |
Adenine- | Thymine |
Guanine- | Cytocine |
Uracil- | Adenine |
Single strand copied form DNA | RNA |
DNA | Deoxyribose Neucleic Acid |
Ribose Neucleic Acid | RNA |
Adenine Triphosphate | ATP |
ATP basic form of | energy |
Made during cell respiration | ATP |
ADP | Adenosine Triphosphate |
Fe | Iron |
Ca | Calcium |
O | Oxygen |
C | Carbon |
H | Hydrogen |
K | Postassium |
Na | Sodium |
I | Iodine |
P | Phosphate |
Mg | Magnessium |
N | Nitrogen |
S | Sulfer |
Cl | Chlorine |
Cu | Copper |
Zn | Zinc |
Co | Cobalt |
Mn | Manganes |
F | Flourine |
The most abundant compound in the human body | Oxygen |
Part of hemoglobin in RBC | Iron |
Part of some proteins such as insulin | Sulfer |
Provides strength in bones and teech | Calcium |
Necessary for blood clotting | Calcium |
Necessary for muscle contraction | Calcium |
Part of the hormone thyroxine | Iodine |
Part of DNA and RNA | phosphorus |
Provides strenth in bones | Phosphorus |
Necessary for nerve inpulse transmission | Sodium and Potassium |
Necessary for muscle contraction | Sodium and Potassium |
Primary energy source for cells | Glucose |
Part of DNA and RNA | Pentose sugar |
A sugar that is digested to monosaccharides to produce energy | Sucrose |
A polysaccharide that is digested to glucose and used for energy production | Starch |
A polysaccharide that promotes peristalsis in the colon | Glycogen |
The storage form of glucose in the liver and muscles | Cellulose |
Also called fiber | Cellulose |
An energy storage molecule in subcutaneous tissue | True fats |
A diglyceride that is part of cell membrane | Phospholipids |
changed to VitD in the skin on exposure to sunlight | Cholesterol |
Used to synthesize the steroid hormones | Cholesterol |
Bonded by peptide bonds to form protein | Amino acids |
Includes enzymes and antibodies | Proteins |
Include hemoglobin and insulin | Protein |
6 carbon monosaccharide or hexose sugar | Glucose |
5 carbon monosaccharide | pentose sugar |
A disaccharide | Sucrose |
Polysaccharide made by plants for energy storage | Starch |
Polysaccharide for energy storage in animal cells | Glycogen |
Polysaccharide that is part of plant cell walls | Cellulose |
Made of one glycerol and 1, 2, or 3 fatty acids | True fats |
A diglyceride that includes a phosphate group | Phospholipids |
A steroid | Cholesterol |
The molecular subunit of protein | Amino Acids |
Made of many amino acids | Proteins |