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According to Boyle’s Law (P1V1=P2V2), when increasing pressure to a gas, it will decrease in volume.
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When a monosaccharide is reacted with Benedict’s reagent, a brick-red precipitate forms.
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The average kinetic energy of molecules in a gas increases/decreases in proportion to the absolute temperature
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A steroid is composed of 3 total rings.
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When R-CHO is turned into R-CH2OH, it is termed an oxidation reaction
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Fats are usually isolated from plant sources and are liquids at room temp.
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Octane will boil at a higher temperature than pentane.
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As a gas is heated, its volume will decrease.
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Amphipathic compounds like fatty acids will form micelles in water.
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Cholesterol is an essential component of the cell membrane.
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Carbohydrates have more energy (Cal/g) than fats.
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A covalent bond (like C‒C) is an example of an intermolecular force.
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A high LDL: low HDL cholesterol ratio is desirable for good health.
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A molecule with all of the chiral centers inverted (mirror) is a diastereomer.
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Gas molecules will diffuse from areas of higher lower concentration
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Sugar molecules found in the a-pyranose form cannot change to b-pyranose
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Hydrogenation of a saturated fatty acid produces an unsaturated fatty acid
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The conversion of a gas to a solid is termed condensation
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The conversion of a liquid to a gas is termed vaporization
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Type O blood is the universal donor because it has an extra
N-acetylgalactosamine compared to the other blood types
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