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1 Chemistry of Life

2 Chemistry Vocab acid electron monosaccharide solution adhesion element
nucleic acid solvent amino acid hydrogen bond nucleotide suspension atom ionic bond nucleus van der Waals forces base pH scale buffer isotope polar carbohydrate lipid polymer cohesion mixture polysaccharide compound molecule protein covalent bond monomer solute

3 Essential Questions What are the basic chemical principles that affect living things? What is the matter in organisms made of? Why are the properties of water important to organisms? How do organisms use different types of carbon compounds How do chemicals combine and break apart inside living organisms?

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