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Chapters 2-3 Problem Set
1. Please list the three subatomic particles that make up an atom and their
respective charges.
Subatomic particle: _______________________!
Charge: ______________
Subatomic particle: _______________________!
Charge: ______________
Subatomic particle: _______________________!
Charge: ______________
2. State the type of bond that exists at each arrow.
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Bond: ____________________
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Bond at A: ______________________
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Bond at B: ______________________
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B
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Bond: ______________
3. What are the four elements that are the most abundant in human beings? Give
the atomic numbers for these elements (you can use a periodic table). How many
protons does an atom of each element contain?
Element: ______________!
Atomic #: _____________!
Protons: __________
Element: ______________!
Atomic #: _____________!
Protons: __________
Element: ______________!
Atomic #: _____________!
Protons: __________
Element: ______________!
Atomic #: _____________!
Protons: __________
4. Two atoms interact with each other to form an ionic bond. At the end of this
bond, one of the ions has a negative charge, while one has a positive charge.
Which of these two atoms (+ or -) is the anion, and which is the cation?
Anion = _____
Cation = _____
5. Given the following information, please state if each substance is an acid or a
base.
Solution A: Increases the OH- concentration when added to water.
Is Solution A an Acid or a Base? _____________________
Solution B: Decreases the pH when added to water.
Is Solution B an Acid or a Base? _____________________
Solution C: Increases the pH when added to water.
Is Solution C an Acid or a Base? _____________________
Solution D: Increases the H+ concentration when added to water.
Is Solution D an Acid or a Base? _____________________
6. If a buffer has an initial pH of 9, and this buffer has a very high buffering
capacity, what do you expect the pH of the buffer to be if we add a weak acid or
base to it? Why?
pH of the Buffer: ____________
Why? _________________________________________________________________
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7. Please give the monomeric units and polymeric units of the classes of
macromolecules listed below:
Carbohydrates -!
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Monomers: _____________!
Polymers: _____________
Proteins -!
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Monomers: _____________!
Polymers: _____________
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8. Various molecules are listed/shown below, please assign each molecule into
one of the four classes of macromolecules (carbohydrates, lipids, proteins,
nucleic acids).
Lactase!
Class of Macromolecules: _______________
Glucose!
Class of Macromolecules: _______________
DNA! !
Class of Macromolecules: _______________
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Class of Macromolecules: _______________
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Class of Macromolecules: _______________
9. Please classify the following primary, secondary, tertiary, or quaternary
structure of a protein.
An alpha helix: ___________________
The amino acid sequence of a polypeptide: _____________________
Multiple polypeptides interacting: ____________________
A fully folded polypeptide: ____________________
10. What is the primary function of monosaccharides in cells?
Function: __________________________________
11. Please draw the following functional groups, and classify them as
hydrophobic or hydrophilic:
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Hydroxyl Group:!
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Hydrophobic/Hydrophilic?
Carbonyl Group:!
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Hydrophobic/Hydrophilic?
Carboxyl Group:!
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Hydrophobic/Hydrophilic?
Phosphate Group:! !
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Hydrophobic/Hydrophilic?
Methyl Group:!
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Hydrophobic/Hydrophilic?
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