Download Double Jeopardy Questions Chapter 2. Chemical Basis of Life

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Cells
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Nitrogen (N)
The 4 most common elements in living
organisms are Carbon (C), Hydrogen (H),
Oxygen (O), and this.
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Iodine
This trace element is commonly added to
table salt to prevent the formation of
goiters?
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Oxygen
This is the most abundant element found in
the human body by weight.
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18
An uncharged atom of argon has an atomic
number of 18 and an atomic mass of 40 has
____ protons, 22 neutrons and ____
electrons
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Polysaccharide
Starch, Cellulose, Glycogen are all examples
of this type of macromolecule?
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Hydrogen
This is what saturated fats are saturated with.
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dehydration
Glucose + Glucose  Maltose + Water
Is an example of this reaction
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Monomers
Monosaccharides, amino acids, nucleic acids
are the individual building blocks of
polymer molecules
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Nucleus
Prokaryotic, like bacteria cells for example,
all lack one.
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Phospholipids
The major lipid of plasma membranes.
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Mitochondria
Another energy converting organelle like a
chloroplast but found in both plants and
animals.
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tRNA
This is what carries information from the
Nucleus to the ribosome.
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Kinetic energy
The energy of motion
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Chemical
The special form of potential energy stored in
food and gasoline molecules
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Reaction rate
Enzymes lower the activation energy so
this can be sped up.
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Osmosis
The special diffusion of water across a semipermeable membrane.
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Nucleus or Organelles
Both Archaea and Bacteria are organisms
with cells that lack this.
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Water
The one really important exception to solids
being more dense than liquids, so that if
floats when it freezes.
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decreases
What happens to the pH of a solution when it
gets more acidic
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Nucleolus
This organelle is the place where ribosomal
RNA is manufactured.
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Community
All the different organisms living together
within an ecosystem.
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Eukarya
The Domain that contains Protista, Fungi,
Plants, and Animals
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Hypothesis
A proposed explanation for a set of
observations.
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Matter
Everything in the Universe that has mass,
makes up all living matter and is composed
of elements.
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5
Boron (atomic #5) has an atomic mass of 11,
so it has this many electrons.
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23
Sodium has 11 electrons, 11 protons and 12
neutrons, so its atomic mass is this.
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Covalent
This is the type of bond that occurs between
atoms when the “share” electrons.
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Hydrogen bond
The type of bond between the slightly
negative O atom of a water molecule, and
the slightly positive H of another water
molecule.
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Carbon
This element is an essential part of organic
molecules.
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Hydrolysis
Dehydration synthesis combines monomers
into polymers, and can be reversed by this
reaction.
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CH2O
The generic chemical formula for
Carbohydrates.
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Amino acids
This is the monomer of proteins, like glucose
is the monomer to starch
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Plasma or Cell Membrane
This is made of phospholipids with
hydrophilic phosphate heads, and
hydrophobic fatty acid tails.
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Plant Cells
A cell that has chloroplasts, cell walls, and
central vacuoles
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Animal Cells
A cell that has no cell wall, centrioles and
peroxisomes.
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Mitochondria
An organelle that contains inner membrane
folds called cristae and is where cellular
respiration takes place
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Fluid mosiac
The model for fluid phospholipids with
proteins that are embedded in it.
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Proteins
This is the part of the cell membrane that aids
in transport, and enzymatic functions.
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Selectively permeable
A description of the cell membrane that lets
some things pass through, but not others.
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diffusion
A type of cell transport that doesn’t require
energy other than the concentration
gradient.
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