4U Bio: Unit 1 - Biochemistry

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What is a biological molecule?

A molecule that makes up living things

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What does the biological function of a molecule depend on?

  • Type of bonds between atoms

  • Shape of molecule

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What does intra- mean?

Within

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What does inter- mean?

Between

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(T/F) Electrons are shared in covalent bonds

True

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What is a Hydrogen bond?

  • A type of dipole-dipole force between a positive H atom and a negative O/N/F ion from ANOTHER MOLECULE

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Is a Hydrogen bond an intramolecular bond?

No.

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water is the universal _____

solvent

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What is adhesion?

Water molecules sticking to other substances

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What is cohesion?

Water sticking to other water molecules

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(T/F) water is more dense in solid form.

False

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Why is water’s specific heat capacity important?

Harder to change its temperature, meaning it can store and release heat in the winter.

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Ratio of C:H:O in carbohydrates

1:2:1

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What is an isomer?

Molecules that have the same formula with different arrangements

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What are 3 monosaccharides with the formula C6H12O6 ?

Glucose, fructose, and galactose.

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What is the chemical formula for ribose?

C5H10O5

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Where does the difference between glucose and galactose occur?

On the 4th carbon

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What is the difference between glucose and galactose?

Glucose’s 4th carbon has hydroxyl (OH) at the top.

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Where does the difference between alpha and beta carbohydrates occur?

The first carbon

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What is the difference between alpha and beta carbohydrates?

Alpha carbohydrates have the OH-group at the bottom

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<p>What is this functional group called? </p>

What is this functional group called?

Hydroxyl

<p>Hydroxyl</p>
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What joins two sugar molecules in a disaccharide?

A glycosidic bond/linkage

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What causes a glycosidic bond?

Synthesis reaction between two Hydroxyls

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What is always a product of dehydration synthesis?

Water.

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