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McGeorge Biology

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What is the charge of an electron? negative
What is the charge of a neutron? neutral
what is the charge of a proton? positive
An ion is formed when an atom ____ or ____? gains or looses
if an atom gains electrons, then the overall charge will be? negative
if an atom looses electrons, then the overall charge will be? positive
define: covalent bond two atoms that share electrons
define: ionic bond transfer of electrons formed between two atoms of opposite charge
define: hydrogen bond forms between two polar molecules linked atoms
which bond is the strongest? covalent
which bond is the weakest? hydrogen
which bond is betwen atoms? covalent
which bond is betwwen molecules? hydrogen
what does it mean when water is polar? the water has a negative and positive charge
define: cohesion when water sticks to itself
define: adhesion when water sticks to other objects
give an example of cohesion water to water
give an example of adhesion water to paper towel
substances that release H+ ions are? acids
substances that release OH- ions are? bases
what does pH measure? the amount of H+ ions
How do acids and bases differ in terms of H+ ion concentrations? acids have H+ ions, bases don't
what is the monomer of a carb? glucose
what is the monomer of a lipid? fatty acids
what is the monomer of a protein? amino acids
how many calories per gram are there for a carb? 4 c/g
how many calories per gram are there for a lipid? 9 c/g
how many calories per gram are theer for a protein? 4 c/g
Which of the carbs above is used for structural supportt in planys? cellulose
which one is stored in plants? starch
which carb is stored in animals? glycogen
which type of food gives you the quikest energy? carbs
which food gives you the most energy? lipids
which food type is the body's last resort for energy? protein
what elements are found in carbs? (ratio) 1:2:1, carbon hydrogen oxygen
what elements are found in proteins? carbonn hydrogen oxygen nitrogen
what elements are found in lipids? carbon hydrogen oxygen
Why is it important that the largest trophic level consist of producers? because they ahve to start out with the most energy
commensalism is what kind of relationship? + 0
what kind of relationship is mutualism? + +
what type of relationship is parasitism? + -
what type of relationship is predator/prey + -
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