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Life Science Ch. 3

Chapter 3: Chemistry of Living Things

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The passage of large molecules through the cell membrane into the cell is called ____________. Endocytosis
Active transport always requires ____________. Energy
The movement of molecules from an area where there are many to where there are few is called ____________. Diffusion
(T/F) The nucleus of an atom contains protons and electrons F
(T/F) A proton is a particle with a positive charge T
(T/F) An element can be broken down into simpler forms F
(T/F) When an atom loses electrons, it is negatively charged F
(T/F) Substances in a mixture lose their original properties F
(T/F) All living things contain carbon T
(T/F) Proteins are made up of amino acids T
(T/F) Lipids store and release large amounts of energy T
(T/F) The cell uses energy to transport glucose (sugar) through the cell membrane T
(T/F) Proteins are transported by the Golgi Bodies T
(T/F) Diffusion is a type of active transport F
(T/F) Osmosis is a type of passive transport involving elements such as calcium F
(T/F) Random movement of molecules stops once equilibrium is reached T
(T/F) Molecules tend to move into areas where there are more molecules F
Plants get their energy from the ______________ Sun
The green pigment in plants is called ______________ Chlorophyll
Organisms that can make their own food are called ______________ Producers
A food chain always begins with a ______________ Producer
The process by which plants change light energy into chemical energy is called ______________ Photosynthesis
All the chemical changes that occur withing the cells of an organism is called ______________ Metabolism
During fermentation, Carbon dioxide and ______________ are produced Lactic Acid
Overworked muscles can still release energy when oxygen levels are low by the process of ______________ Fermentation
The metabolism of glucose when oxygen is present is called ______________ Cellular Respiration
______________ obtain energy by eating producers or other individuals like them Consumers
Energy is released in the absence of oxygen... Fermentation
Energy source necessary for photosynthesis... Sunlight
Causes muscles to be sore... Lactic Acid
Made and stored by plants... Glucose
Obtain energy from producers... Consumers
Energy can be lost in this form... Heat
Contain green pigment... Chloroplasts
Place where glucose is metabolized... Mitochondria
Combines with glucose during respiration... Oxygen
Fermentation product in yeast... Alcohol
Waste products in respiration... Carbon Dioxide and Water
Organic Material from plants or animals that is used for energy is called... Biomass
The chemical energy found in biomass can be traced back to the ___________ energy from the sun Radiant
Biomass fuel can be solid, liquid, or ___________ Gas
Microorganisms convert sugar in sugar cane, corn and grain into ethanol in the process called ___________ Fermentation
Micture of gasoline and ethanol is called ___________ Gasohol
Wood alcohol, or ___________ , can be used as a fuel for automobiles Methanol
"Biogas" that is burned, produces fewer ___________ than either coal or biomass Pollutants
Removing crop and forestry wastes may reduce ___________ Soil nutrients
Total of all activities of an organism... Metabolism
Organisms that can make their own food... Producers
Organic material from plants or animals that is used as fuel... Biomass
Mixture of gases that can be stored and transported like natural gas... Biogas
Speed up chemical reactions in cells... Enzymes
Compound that contains carbon... Organic Compound
Movement of molecules without the use of energy... Passive Transport
Movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration... Diffusion
Passive transport of water... Osmosis
Mixture of gasoline and alcohol... Gasohol
An atom's nucleus contains.... Protons and Neutrons
Bacteria are taken into cells by ________ Endocytosis
A chemical formula shows the kind and number of atoms that form a ____________ Compound
Organic compounds in the chromosomes are... Nucleic Acids
In a(n) ______ substances mix evenly with other substances Solution
Organic compounds are compounds that contain ___________ Carbon
__________ are organic compounds that make sugar molecules join together Carbohydrates
__________ are organic compounds that store energy Lipids
The function of the semipermeable cell ______ is to allow some things to pass through and not others Membrane
The movement of large particles through the cell membrane and out of the cell is called ________________ Exocytosis
Producers use light energy to make ___________ Glucose
____________ is a process that releases energy when oxygen is available only in very low amounts Fermentation
Particle with a negative charge Electron
Particle with a positive charge Proton
Particle with NO charge Neutron
The nucleus of an atom, over all, carries a __________ charge Positive
The atom,. overall, carries a __________ charge Neutral
A salt and water mixture is an example of a(n)... Solution
Blood is an example of a(n)... Suspension
Dispersal of an air freshener throughout a room... Diffusion
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