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Anatomy Chemistry Review
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Question #1 What has hydrogen bonds that form a crystalline structure? Clue: It floats
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Answer Ice
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Question #2 A boulder sitting at the top of a hill that is ready to roll down is considered what form of energy?
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Answer Potential
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Question #3 What type of bond forms the compound NaCl?
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Ionic
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Question #4 What do elements C, H, O, and N have in common?
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They make up 96% of the human body.
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Question #5 NaOH + HCl yields NaCl + H2O Is an example of which type of reaction?
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Exchange or double replacement
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Question #7 In a water molecule, the hydrogen and oxygen atoms are held together by a:
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Answer Polar covalent bonds
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Question #7 Two water molecules are held together by which type of bond?
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Answer A hydrogen bond
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Question #8 Riding a bicycle is which type of energy?
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Mechanical
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Question #9 Harnessing solar energy is the direct result of which type of energy?
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Answer Radiant
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Question #10 Chemical reactions that absorb energy and get cooler are:
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Answer: Endothermic
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Question #11 Unique substances that cannot be broken down any further without changing chemically are _______.
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Answer: Elements
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Question #11 These subatomic particles make up the mass of an atom and are found in the nucleus.
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Answer: Protons and neutrons
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Question #12 What is the valence of an element with atomic number of 7?
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Answer: 5
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Question #13 Sodium emits a “rotten egg” smell. What property is this?
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Answer: A physical property
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Question #14 Two solutions form a precipitate. What type of property is this?
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Answer: A chemical property
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Question #15 Molecules with carbon are said to be___________.
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Answer: Organic
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Question #16 What is the difference between a colloid and a suspension?
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Answer: Colloids hold on to particles and suspension drop them
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Question #17 Mixtures are ___________ combinations of substances.
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Answer: physical
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Questions #18 Compounds are __________ combinations of substances.
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Answer: Chemical
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Questions #19 What school event is there tonight?
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Answer Open house
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Question #20 2 Hydrogen atoms chemically combined to 1 oxygen is an example of a ____________ bond.
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Answer Covalent
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Question #21 How does your body decrease high acid levels?
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Answer: It produces a buffer
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Question #22 Molecules that hate water are said to be:
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Answer: Hydrophobic
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Question #23 AB yields A + B describes:
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Answer A decomposition reaction
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Question #24 Insects can walk on water because of water molecules stick to each other. This is known as________.
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Answer Cohesion or surface tension
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Question #25 Substances that are inorganic, ionically bonded, electrolytes, and cations other than H and OH are called_____________
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Answer: Salts
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Question #26 Substances that release H into solution are____________.
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Answer: Acids
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Questions #27 How much OH is in solution if the pH of a substance is 5?
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Answer: 1 X 10 -9
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Question #28 A biomolecule has twice as many hydrogen atoms as oxygen. What is it?
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Answer: A carbohydrate
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Question #29 A biomolecule has many times more hydrogen atoms as oxygen. What is it?
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Answer: A lipid
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Question #30 A biomolecule contains nitrogen. What is it?
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Answer: A protein
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Question #31 A biomolecule contains nucleotides. What is it?
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Answer: A nucleic Acid such as DNA or RNA
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Question #32 A biomolecule is not working. It was heated to high. What is it?
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Answer An enzyme (protein)
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Question #33 Two sugars are combined, what molecule is removed?
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Answer water
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Question #34 This molecule is a double helix, thymine, and contains deoxyribose for its sugar. What is it?
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Answer DNA
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Question #36 What is the process of combining two or more monomers together called?
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Answer Either polymerization or dehydration synthesis.
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Question #37 Breaking down macromolecules into smaller ones while replacing water molecules is called ____________
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Answer Hydrolysis
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