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Chapter 3

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state the function of food energy, growth and repair of cells, tissues, etc
name six common elements in food carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorus and sulfur
name five common elements in dissolved salts magnesium, chlorine, sodium, potassium and calcium
name three trace elements iron, copper and zinc
define biomolecule a molecule that is produced by a living organism
state what a vitamin is a carbon-based substance
name a water-soluble vitamin, a source and deficiency vitamin c, citrus fruits and scurvy
name a fat-soluble vitamin, a source and a deficiency vitamin d, milk, rickets in children and osteoporosis/osteomalacia in adults
name the percentage of the body taken up by water 60 percent
state two reasons living things need water solvent good for transport and good absorber of heat
name a structural polysaccharide and its location cellulose, located in the cell wall (plant cell)
differentiate between a fat and a oil fat is a solid while oil is a liquid
name a fibrous protein keratin
define anabolic + example using small molecules to make big ones e.g photosynthesis
define catabolic + example going from large molecules to small ones e.g respirtation
how are minerals used? to form part of rigid body structures, form soft body tissues ad function in cellular and body fluids
two minerals used in plants magnesium, green pigment in chlorophyll sodium, balances water content in cells
two minerals used in animals calcium, keeps bones healthy Iron, production of haemoglobin
carbohydrates metabolic role starch for storage (Plants) Respiration photosynthesis
Carbohydrates structural role makes cellulose (cell wall) Chitin ( Fungal cell walls)
carbohydrate units & examples monosaccharides E.G Fruit Disaccharides E.G milk polysaccharides E.G bread
Carbohydrate elements C1 H2 O1
lipids metabolic role energy storage and insulation
lipids structural role heat insulation
lipids units & examples triglyceride (glycerol + fatty acids) Phospholipid (glycerol + 2 fatty acids + phosphate)
lipid elements CHOP
protein metabolic role control chemical reactions (Enzymes)
Protein units & examples 20 common acids E.g meat
protein elements CHONS
test for reducing sugar glucose in water and benedicts solution, heat used
color change for reducing sugar blue to red
test for starch starch dissolved in water and iodine solution
color change for starch yellow to black/blue
to test for lipid lipid leaves a permanent stain on the brown paper
to test for protein soluble protein (milk) in water and biuret solution
color change for protein blue to purple
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