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100 Atoms, Elements, and Compounds 400 300 200 500 100 Properties of Water 400 300 200 500 100 Macromolecules 400 300 200 500 100 Chemical Reactions 400 300 200 500 100 Enzymes 400 300 200 500
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The building blocks of matter Column 1, 100
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What are atoms Column 1, 100
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3 particles that make up atoms Column 1, 200
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What are protons, neutrons and electrons Column 1, 100
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The two particles located in the nucleus of an atom Column 1, 300
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What are protons and neutrons Column 1, 300
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_____ cannot be broken down into other substances. Column 1, 400
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What are elements Column 1, 300
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NaCl and H 2 O are examples of Column1, 500
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What are compounds? Column 1, 300
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The force that allows plants to pull water up through their stems Column 2, 100
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What is capillary action (yes, it’s in the chapter pg 162. ) Column 1, 300
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Water is the _______________ solvent. Column 2, 200
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What is universal solvent. (Also pg 162!) Column 1, 300
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Water is held together by these type of bonds: Column 2, 300
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What are POLAR COVALENT HYDROGEN bonds Column 1, 300
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The chemical formula for water. Column 2, 400
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What is H 2 O Column 1, 300
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pH of pure water Column 2, 500
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What is 7 Column 1, 300
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Name the 4 classes of macromolecules Column 3, 100
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What are carbohydrates, proteins, nucleic acids and lipids Column 1, 300
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The 3 elements contained in all macromolecules. Column 3, 200
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What is Carbon, Hydrogen and Oxygen Column 1, 300
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Column 3, 300 The 3 parts of a nucleotide
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What is a sugar, phosphate and a base Column 1, 300
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Molecules made from repeating units of monomers Column 3, 400
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What are polymers? Column 1, 300
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List one function for each of the classes of macromolecules. Column 3, 500
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Carbohydrates/Lipids store energy Proteins- speed chemical reactions Nucleic Acids- store genetic information Column 1, 300
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Name the reactants and products: CO 2 +H 2 O H 2 CO 3 Column 4, 100
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CO2+H2O- Reactants H2CO3- Products Column 1, 300
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Define “chemical reaction” Column 4, 200
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What is the process by which atoms or groups of atoms are reorganized ? Column 4, 200
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The energy needed to get a reaction started. Column 4, 400
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What is the activation energy Column 4, 200
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In a chemical equation, the number written in FRONT of a reactant or product Column 4, 500
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What is a coefficient? Column 4, 300
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The type of reaction that releases energy in the form of heat Column 4, 300
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What is an exothermic reaction? Column 4, 300
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An enzyme is this type of macromolecule. Column 5, 100
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What is a protein? Column 4, 300
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The enzyme binds to a ________ & releases ________. Column 5, 200
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What is a substrate and product? Column 4, 300
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Describe HOW an enzyme catalyzes a reaction. Column 5, 300
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What is LOWER the activation energy. (NOT directly speeding up a reaction.) Column 4, 300
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The specific location where a substrate binds on an enzyme Column 5, 400
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What is the active site? Column 4, 300
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Two factors that can affect enzyme activity Column 5, 500
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What is pH and temperature Column 4, 300
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