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Biomolecule and pH Scavenger Hunt

------------------------------------------------------- Made up of chains of Amino Acids

Protein ------------------------------------------------------- A substance that keeps the pH in a specific range

Buffer ------------------------------------------------------- Each number on the pH scale is 10x stronger than the previous number. This means the pH scale is…

Logarithmic ------------------------------------------------------- Biomolecules that are generally soluble in water

Carbohydrates, Nucleic Acids, Proteins ------------------------------------------------------- The scale that measures amount of Hydrogen ions

pH ------------------------------------------------------- Waxes and oils made up of glycerol and three fatty acid chains

Lipids ------------------------------------------------------- The pH range for acids

Below 7, no lower than 0 ------------------------------------------------------- The macromolecule(s) used for energy in the body

Lipids (long term and higher) and Carbohydrates (short term) ------------------------------------------------------- Contains Nitrogen

Nucleic Acids and Proteins ------------------------------------------------------- A substance that releases hydrogen ions in water

Acid ------------------------------------------------------- Diagram of a lipid

------------------------------------------------------- Carbohydrates and lipids elemental makeup

Generally only composed of C, H, O ------------------------------------------------------- Carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acid are all…

Organic molecules ------------------------------------------------------- A substance that releases hydroxide in water

Base / alkaline ------------------------------------------------------- Chains of nucleotides used to store genetic information in the body

Nucleic acids ------------------------------------------------------- Glucose, fructose, and galactose are monosaccharides, aka….

Simple sugars ------------------------------------------------------- The pH range of alkaline (basic) substances

Above 7, no more than 14 ------------------------------------------------------- The macromolecule that has a carbon to water ratio of 1:1

Carbohydrates ------------------------------------------------------- OH- stands for…

Hydroxide ------------------------------------------------------- Diagram of a carbohydrate

------------------------------------------------------- Lactose is a disaccharide and starch is a polysaccharide, aka….

Complex Sugars ------------------------------------------------------- A substance that has a pH of 7 is considered…

Neutral ------------------------------------------------------- Biological catalysts often made of proteins

Enzyme ------------------------------------------------------- Diagram of a nucleotide