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1

2 Water Properties

3 Carbon Compounds

4 Functional Groups

5 Bonding of Carbon

6 Water & Nature

7 Polymers

8 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 H 2 O Properties Carbon compounds Functional Groups Bonding of Carbon Water in Nature Polymers

9 Type of bond between hydrogens & oxygen

10 What is covalent?

11 Polar charge on each end of a water molecule

12 What is positive hydrogen & negative oxygen?

13 Overall charge on a water molecule

14 What is zero or no charge?

15 Bonding that causes water to cling to itself

16 What is hydrogen bonding or cohesion?

17 Attraction of water that produces surface tension

18 What is cohesion?

19 Compounds with covalently bonded carbon atoms

20 What is an organic compound?

21 Number of covalent bonds carbon can form

22 What is four?

23 Number of electrons shared in a triple bond

24 What is six?

25 Glucose in cells has this carbon shape

26 What is a ring structure?

27 Carbon shape resulting from the attachment of side groups to a chain

28 What is a branched chain?

29 Effect these groups have on organic compounds

30 What is change the properties?

31 OH - group gives this property to organic compounds

32 What is an alcohol or polar?

33 -COOH group

34 What is a carboxyl group?

35

36 -NH 2 group is found on this type of macromolecule

37 What are proteins?

38 -PO 4 group is found on this macromolecule

39 What are nucleic acids?

40 Small subunits bonded together to make large carbon compounds

41 What are monomers?

42 Simplest type of bond between two carbon atoms

43 What is a single covalent bond?

44 Repeating linked carbon units or monomers make this

45 What is a polymer?

46 Large polymers are called this

47 What are macromolecules?

48 Process that links monomers by removing molecules of water

49 What is condensation or dehydration synthesis?

50 Allows some insects to walk across the top of water

51 What is surface tension?

52 Adhesion and cohesion produce this property in plants

53 What is capillarity?

54 Responsible for the upward movement of water in plants

55 What is capillarity?

56 Must occur for water to change from water into ice at 0 oC

57 Lost or gain of a lot of energy

58 Extra energy absorbed by water to change its state breaks these

59 What are hydrogen bonds?

60 Meaning of the prefix poly-?

61 What is many?

62 Process that breaks down polymers

63 What is hydrolysis?

64 Molecule removed to break polymers into monomers

65 What is water?

66 Amino acids link to make this polymer

67 What are polypeptides or proteins?

68 Backbone element in organic polymers

69 What is carbon?

70

71

72 Energy for Cells

73 Carbohydrates

74 Proteins

75 Enzymes

76 Lipids

77 Nucleic Acids

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79 Type of carbon to carbon covalent bond storing the most energy

80 What is a quadruple (4) bond?

81 Macromolecules that can store the most energy

82 What are lipids or fats?

83 Original source of energy stored in organic compounds

84 What is sunlight?

85 Energy molecule stored in cells

86 What is ATP?

87

88 Functional group found on ATP

89 What is the phosphate group?

90 Monomer for carbohydrates

91 What are monosaccarhides?

92 Three simple sugars

93 What are glucose, fructose, & galactose?

94 General formula for any monosaccharide

95 What is C 6 H 12 O 6 or (CH 2 O) n ?

96 Sucrose is this type of carbohydrate

97 What is a disaccharide?

98 Two common polysaccharides found in plants

99 What are cellulose & starch?

100 Monomers of proteins

101 What are amino acids?

102 Bond that forms between amino acids

103 What is a peptide bond?

104 Two functional groups found on amino acids

105 What are the amino (-NH 2 ) & carboxyl (-COOH) groups ?

106 Temperate and pH can have this effect on a protein

107 What is change shape or denture?

108 Main difference among the twenty amino acids

109 What are the side or R groups?

110 Enzymes are this type of macromolecule

111 What are proteins?

112 Reactant catalyzed by an enzyme

113 What is a substrate?

114 Effect on the enzyme whenever the reactant joins it

115 What is change shape?

116 Effect on an enzyme of changing pH or temperature

117 What is change the enzyme’s shape?

118 Enzyme lipase digests these

119 What are lipids?

120 Can store lots of energy because of a large number of these

121 What are carbon- hydrogen bonds?

122 Hydrophilic end of a fatty acid

123 What is the carboxyl end?

124

125 Alcohol forming the backbone of fats

126 What is glycerol?

127 Makes a fatty acid saturated

128 What is all single bonds between carbons in chain?

129 Two fatty acids joined with a molecule of glycerol in cell membranes

130 What is a phospholipid?

131 Five elements in nucleic acids

132 What is CHONP?

133 Pentose sugar on DNA

134 What is deoxyribose?

135 Copies DNA so proteins can be made

136 What is RNA?

137 Monomers of nucleic acids

138 What are nucleotides?

139 Along with a sugar & phosphate, the 3 rd part of a nucleotide

140 What is a nitrogen- containing base?

141 Final Jeopardy

142 Macromolecules

143 Cholesterol is this type of macromolecule

144 What is a steroid?