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Wonderful WATER
All Kinds Of CARBS
LET ’S BOND
FAT
CHANCE!
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3. A-100
ANSWER: This type of bond is found between one H2O molecule and another H2O molecule.
QUESTION: What is a Hydrogen Bond.

4. A-200
ANSWER: This term refers to the property of water that will float a paper clip.
QUESTION: What is cohesion causing surface tension

5. A-300
ANSWER: Water has a very high SHC due to its hydrogen bonding, SHC stands for this.
QUESTION: What is SPECIFIC HEAT CAPACITY.

6. A-400
ANSWER: List two properties of water that are most essential for allowing aquatic food chains to exist.
QUESTION: What are – Transparency and – Expansion when changing to a solid (less dense as a solid)

7. A-500
ANSWER: A sample of a watery solution has 10-5 X X 1023 H+ ions, what is its pH?
QUESTION: What is a pH of 5.

8. B-100 ANSWER: Molecule shown here. QUESTION: What is GLYCOGEN
QUESTION : What is GLYCOGEN – many many side chains

9. B-200 ANSWER: Molecule shown here:
QUESTION: What is a GLUCOSE molecule.

10. B-300
ANSWER: Any 5-carbon simple sugar molecule are classified as being this type of simple sugar.
QUESTION: What is a PENTOSE.

11. B-400
ANSWER:This is the name of the specific pentose sugar found in DNA with the formula C5H10O4.
QUESTION: What is DEOXYRIBOSE.

12. B-500
ANSWER: These two monosaccharides form during the hydrolysis of SUCROSE.
QUESTION: What are GLUCOSE and FRUCTOSE.

13. C-100
ANSWER: This type of bond will form between Chlorine (17) and Sodium (11)
QUESTION: What is an IONIC bond

14. C-200
ANSWER: This states that an atom is most stable when it has 8 electrons in its outer-most shell.
QUESTION: What is the OCTET RULE

15. C-300
ANSWER: Calcium (20) would like to donate this many electrons during an ionic bond formation.
QUESTION: What is TWO

16. C-400
ANSWER: The SPECIFIC name given to the type of covalent bond that forms between one amino acid and the next amino acid.
QUESTION: What is a PEPTIDE BOND.

17. C-500
ANSWER: This many molecules of water form during the hydrolysis of a triglyceride.
QUESTION: What is ZERO – as three molecules are consumed during the reaction – none are produced.

18. D-100
ANSWER: The type of fatty acids that always have at least two hydrogen per carbon in their chains.
QUESTION: What is a SATURATED fatty acid.

19. D-200 ANSWER: The lipid shown here, belongs to this category.
QUESTION: What is a STEROL LIPID (Steroid)
This is aldosterone

20. D-300 ANSWER: The molecule shown here.
QUESTION: What is a PHOSPHOLIPID

21. D-400
ANSWER: Three of these and one of these is required to build the molecule shown here.
QUESTION : What is one glycerol and three fatty acids.

22. D-500
ANSWER: The formula here, that would belong to the fats – A) C5H10O4 B) NH2C2H4CO2H C) HCO3- D) C35H70O2
QUESTION: What is D) - C35H70O2 it is the formula for a fatty acid. A) = Deoxyribose, B) = Amino Acid C) = Bicarbonate ion

23. E-100
ANSWER: If a solution has a pH of 4.0, how many more H+’s will it have than something that has a pH of 8.0
QUESTION: What is 10,000 X more

24. E-200
ANSWER: The molecule on the right has lost one of its Hydrogen atoms, as a result it has a (-) charge to it. What is it?
QUESTION: What is a BICARBONATE ION

25. E-300
ANSWER: The monomer shown here.
QUESTION: What is a nucleotide

26. E-400 ANSWER: The type of monomer shown here
QUESTION: What is an AMINO ACID

27. E-500
ANSWER: These are the full proper names for the four RNA nitrogenous bases.
QUESTION: What are : Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine and Uracil.

28. FINAL JEOPARDY
ANSWER: The name and formula for the sugar found in this molecule.
QUESTION: What is RIBOSE C5H10O5 as ATP uses Adenine base attached to a Ribose sugar.