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AP Biology- Unit 2

Finals Study Guide

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What is the primary reason for the occurrence of mercury in the human body? Consumption of seafood
What is the smallest unit of an element that retains the properties of that element? Atom
Which substance is not an element? Water
The atomic number of an atom refers to its_____. number of protons
Isotopes of atoms_____. Have the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons.
Which subatomic particles have a negative charge? Electrons only
The mass number of an atom is determined by the combined masses of its_____. neutrons and protons
Which atom is depicted in the accompanying figure? (Shell model with 11 electrons) Sodium
Which atom is depicted in the accompanying figure? (Shell model with 6 electrons) Carbon
Atoms with a(n)_____ are more likely to form chemical bonds. unfilled outer orbital shell
Atoms become_____in order to achieve a full outer orbital shell. ions
Sodium Chloride is an example of a(n)_____. compound
Which statement is false? a.) a molecule must be made of at least two atoms b.) compounds are made of elements c.) two atoms of oxygen make a molecule of oxygen d.) chemical bonds form between molecules of solute and solvent D.) chemical bonds form between molecules of solute and solvent
The bond in table salt (NaCl) is_____. ionic
In covalent bonds,_____. atoms share electrons
Hydrogen bonds A hydrogen bond is an electrostatic attraction between two polar groups that occurs when a hydrogen atom covalently bound to a highly electro negative atom such as nitrogen, oxygen, or fluorine experiences
Water is important to the interactions of biological molecules because it_____. promotes hydrophobic and hydrophilic interactions.
The most likely reason that glucose dissolves in water is that it is_____. polar and forms many hydrogen bonds wiwth the water molecules
The solvent, cohesive, and temperature stabilization properties of water are primarily due to its_____. hydrogen bonds
The column of water extending in tubes from plant roots to leaves is maintained by_____. cohesion between water molecules
When exposed to water, sodium chloride (NaCl)_____. dissolved into Na+ and Cl- ions
"Acidic" is an appropriate description for four of the following. which one is the exception? a.) excess hydrogen ions b.) the contents of the stomach c.) magnesium hydroxide d.) HCl e.) a pH less than 7 C.) Magnesium hydroxide
Blood pH is keppt near a value of 7.3-7.5 becausee of_____. buffers
Fats are major constituents of_______. cell membranes
Typical fat molecules have_____ fatty acid chain(s). three
A single atom of carbon may form up to_____ covalent bonds with other atoms. four
A hydrolysis reaction results in_____. bond breakage of macromolecule
An -OH group is a(n) _____ group. hydroxyl
An -NH2 group is a(n)_____group. amine
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What kind of reaction produces small molecules by cleaving large molecules? hydrolysis
Which of the following may characterize monosaccharides? one carbonyl group
Fructose and glucose are both_____. monosaccharides and six-carbon sugars
Disaccharides include_____. both sucrose and lactose
The sugars in DNA and RNA_____. are monosaccharides
Glycogen is a polysaccharide used for energy storage by_____. animals
Cellulose is_____. a polysaccharide found in cell walls of plants.
Which lipid type does not have fatty acid tails? steroids
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What type of molecule is shown in the above figure? double covalent bonds
Lipids_____. include fats consisting of three fatty-acid molecules and one glycerol molecule.
The order of amino acids is the_____structure or proteins. primary
What kind of bonds link amino acids to form the basic sequence of a protein? peptide
What may be a result of the denaturation of proteins? loss of the three-dimensional structure
Which of the following is found in every nucleotide? a.) ribose b.) a single phosphate group c.) a single carbon ring d.) nitrogen D.) nitrogen
Which molecule is incorrectly matched with its monomer? starch; ribose
When a cell expands in diameter, volume increases by the_____ of the diameter, and a surface area increases by the_____ of the diameter. cube;square
Although Earth's ecosystems are remarkably diverse in their characteristics, they all run on energy capture by_____. autotrophs
Proper order from primary producer to fourth trophic level? grass-> grasshoper-> bird-> cayote
A network of interactions that involves the cycling of materials and the flow of energy among organisms and their physical environment is_____. an ecosystem
Energy_____ in an ecosystem and nutrients______. flows one way; are cycled continuously
Which gas is increasing the most in the atmosphere, thereby intensifying the greenhouse effect? carbon dioxide
Nitrification converts ammonium into nitrates
Denitrification converts nitrates to nitrogen gas
The major reservoir of phosphorus is sedimentary rock
In a_____, water or some nutrient moves from an environmental reservoir, through organisms, then back t o the environment. biogeochemical cycle
In biology, many complimentary processes exist. Explain how condensation reactions are complementary to hydrolysis reactions.
How are cellulose and starch similar and how do they differ?
Describe the structure of phospholipids and how this allows them to dorm cell membranes?
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