S01 WATER AND NONCOVALENT BONDS OBJECTIVES

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What is hydrogen bonding?

An interaction between an electron-rich atom with a lone pair (N or O) and an electron-deficient hydrogen.

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What is a hydrogen bond donor (HBD)?

A group containing covalently bound X-H where X is an electronegative atom.

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What is a hydrogen bond acceptor (HBA)?

A functional group that provides an electron-rich atom to participate in a hydrogen bond.

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What does the term hydrophilic mean?

Water loving.

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What does the term lipophobic mean?

Lipid hating.

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What does the term hydrophobic mean?

Water hating.

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What does the term lipophilic mean?

Lipid loving.

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What is the hydrophobic effect?

The separation of hydrophobic molecules from water.

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What two factors affect the water solubility of biological molecules?

The ability to form hydrogen bonds and the ionization of functional groups.

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How does water's dipolar nature affect its interactions with biomolecules?

It forms hydrogen bonds with polar molecules and excludes non-polar hydrophobic molecules.

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How does a covalent bond occur?

When two atoms with half-filled orbitals overlap and their electrons align with opposite spins.

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How does an ionic bond occur?

When two ions with opposite charges are attracted to form a bond.

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How do Van der Waals bonds occur?

Temporary dipoles in non-polar regions induce dipoles in neighboring molecules.

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What is enthalpy (H) in thermodynamics?

The heat of the reaction.

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What is entropy (S) in thermodynamics?

The randomness of the system.

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What is Gibbs free energy (G)?

A thermodynamic variable (G = H - TS) that determines if a chemical reaction proceeds right or left.

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How is ΔG used to predict if a reaction occurs spontaneously?

A reaction occurs spontaneously when ΔG < 0.

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Which functional group provides an electron-rich atom to participate in a hydrogen bond?

Hydrogen bond acceptor (HBA).

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Between methane and ammonia, which is most likely to form a hydrogen bond with water?

Ammonia.

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Is sodium chloride (NaCl) hydrophilic or hydrophobic based on its ability to dissolve readily in water?

Hydrophilic.

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What phenomenon is demonstrated when avocado oil separates from water to form its own layer?

Hydrophobic effect.

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Does glycolysis occur spontaneously or non-spontaneously as an exergonic reaction?

Spontaneously.