What are the steps in the scientific method? - -exploration and discovery
-testing ideas
-community analysis and feedback
-benefits and outcomes
The human body consist mainly of what elements? - oxygen, carbon, and hydrogen
What is the central dogma? - DNA -> RNA -> Protein
When simp...
Bio 140 Final Exam What are the steps in the scientific method? - -exploration and discovery -testing ideas -community analysis and feedback -benefits and outcomes The human body consist mainly of what elements? - oxygen, carbon, and hydrogen What is the central dogma? - DNA -> RNA -> Protein When simple compounds are combined into more complex molecules, the entropy inside the cell __________. - decreases When energy is released as heat, what happens to the entropy? - the entropy increases What two elements make up 99% of matter? - hydrogen and helium What is the first law of thermodynamics? - energy can neither be created nor destroyed; it can only be transformed from one form to another What is the second law of thermodynamics? - the deg ree of disorder in the universe tends to increase The amount of disorder in a system is the ________ of the system. - entropy What is the main difference between Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes? - prokaryotes do not have a nucleus Define metabolism - chemica l reactions by which cells convert energy from one form to another and build and breakdown molecules What is an ion? - a charged atom Loss of an electron is a - cation Gain of an electron is a - anion What makes up a mass number? - protons and neutrons The further the electrons are from the nucleus of an atom the _________ stable they are - less stable Carbon has how many valence electrons? - 4 What is unique about the rows of the periodic table? - they have the same number of shells and orbitals Bio 140 Final Exam What is unique about the columns of the periodic table? - same number of valence electrons What are the three shapes carbon is usually found in? - -tetrahedron -pyramidal -linear Why could carbon form a linear bond? - because three carbon could form dou ble bonds Define isomer - same atoms different arrangements Define covalent bonds - chemical bond that involves the sharing of electron pairs between atoms What is needed to break a covalent bond? - enzyme Are non -covalent bonds weak or strong? - weak What is needed to break non -covalent bonds? - heat What are the types of non -covalent bonds? - -ionic -hydrogen What are the categories of covalent bonds? - -polar -non-polar Does oxygen share electrons equally? - no what is the partial charge of oxygen in water? - negative What is the partial charge of hydrogen in water? - positive Finding electronegativity - Electronengative atoms will have a __________ negative charge. - partial Define hydrogen bond - weak "att raction" between electronegative atom and a hydrogen bonded to an electronegative atom What bonds holds oxygen and hydrogen together in a water molecule? - covalent bonds Define ionic bond - Formed when electrons are transferred from one atom to another and for ions Define Van der Waals forces - weak attraction between atoms due to electron asymmetries Bio 140 Final Exam What is an importance of Van der Waals forces? - hold fatty acid tails together Is an ionic bond partial or full charge? - full charge Is a hydrogen bo nd partial or full charge? - partial Is an Van der Wall partial or full charge? - partial The more acidic, the ____ the PH. - lower The more basic, the _____ the pH. - higher pH =? - -log[H+] pH and [H+] are ________ related. - inversely How much is one mole of H+? - 6.02x10^23 H+ How do you calculate the difference in H+? - divide the higher H+ by the lower H+ What do you do when you divide exponents? - subtract them What is the equation to make carbonic acid? - CO2 (aqueous) + H2O ↔ H 2CO3 Hydrophobic molecules are always - nonpolar Define peptide bond - when the carbon of a carboxyl group of one amino acid is joined to a nitrogen atom of another amino group What are the types of pyrimidine? - cytosine, thymine, and uracil What are the types of purine? - guanine and adenine What makes a lipid saturated? - does not contain double bonds What makes a lipid unsaturated? - carbon -carbon double bonds What is a nucleotide made of? - -phosphate group -deoxyribose sugar -nitrogenous base What is a nucleoside? - sugar and base combination DNA has a net _________ charge - negative
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