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Biology

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What is the smallest unit of matter that cannot be broken down by chemical means? atom
What are atoms with different numbers of neutrons called? isotopes
What type of bonds attract water molecules to each other? hydrogen bonds
What type of bonds hold sodium chloride (NaCl) together? ionic bonds
What does the uneven distribution of electrons make a water molecule? polar
What type of bond shares electrons? covalent bond
What are molecules with an unequal distribution of electrical charge called? polar molecules
Which subatomic particle is not located in the nucleus? electron
What are the simplest pure substances called? elements
What is the smallest of the three main subatomic particles? electron
In a water molecule, which atom is bigger: oxygen or hydrogen? oxygen is bigger
What process allows sweating to cool the body by carrying heat away? evaporation
What is the attraction between substances of the same kind called? cohesion
What process allows water molecules to move upward through a narrow tube, such as a plant stem? capillary action
What type of solute generally dissolves well in water? polar solute
What elements are carbohydrates made primarily of? carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
Cellulose is what type of molecule? carbohydrate
What carbohydrate is found in foods such as table sugar? sucrose
What type of molecules are lipids generally? nonpolar molecules
What organic molecules are most closely related to proteins? amino acids
What type of molecule are enzymes? protein
What type of fatty acids do liquid fats called oils contain mostly? unsaturated fatty acids
How many sugar molecules does a disaccharide contain? 2
Which nucleic acid has a spiral staircase/double-helix shape? DNA
What are the two types of nucleic acids? DNA and RNA
What is a substance with a pH of 7 considered? neutral
Is lemon juice an acid or a base? acid
What is the mixture called when salt is added to water? solution
What is one function of lipids? forming cell membranes
What can lipids be used for? energy storage
What are lipids involved in creating? some hormones and steroids
What is the ability to move or change matter called? energy
What are newly formed substances from chemical reactions called? products
What is the term for all chemical reactions that occur within an organism? metabolism
What is the substance on which an enzyme acts during a chemical reaction called? substrate
What are the deep folds or pockets in enzymes where substrates bind called? active sites
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