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Biochemistry-Part 1 Word Scramble

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Question	Answer
biochemistry	the study of life as it relates to chemistry
microbiology	the study of extremely small life
atom	smallest division of an element
What is the most abundant chemical found in the body?	Oxygen
What is the cells primary source of energy?	Glucose
What is the biproduct of cellular respiration?	Carbon Dioxide and Water
Negatively charged particle	Electron
Positively charged particle	Protron
Particle with no charge	Neutron
Solution with a higher concentration of particles than the solution that is compared with	Hypertonic solution
Substance that takes on the shape of the container but does not expand it	Liquid
The level of a solution above which no more substance can be dissolved	Saturation Point
Substances that consists of one more components dissolved in a liquid	Solution
What are nucleic acids made of?	Nucleotides
Electrolyte	Substance that forms ions when it dissolved
Glucose	Primary energy source for cells
Mixture	Consists of two or more combined substances that do not interact chemically
Store energy as body fat	Triglycerides
Fluid inside a cell	Intracellular Fluid
Fluid in between cells	Interstitial Fluid
A base is a substances that releases what kind of ion when dissovled?	Hydroxide
An acid is a substance that releases what kind of ion when dissolved?	Hydrogen
What are the four organic compounds found in the body?	Carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids
DNA	Double strand of nucleotides that defines the genetic code
Found in the human body in minor quantities	Nitrogen
Molecule	Structure consisting of two or more atoms
A reaction that causes molcules to bond	Synthesis Reaction