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Atoms Matter Organics Enzymes Misc.

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The center of the atom.

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What is the nucleus?

100 points

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A positively charged particle.

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What is a proton?

200 points

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The number of electrons in the outer shell of a stable atom.

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What is eight?

300 points

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The particle in the atom which has no mass.

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What is the electron?

400 points

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The number of neutrons in Fluorine.

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What is 10?

500 points

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Two or more different elements chemically combined.

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What is a compound?

100 points

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The element found in organic compounds.

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What is carbon?

200 points

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The type of bond formed when electrons are shared between two

atoms.

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What is covalent?

300 points

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The type of bond found between two different water molecules.

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What is hydrogen?

400 points

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The force of attraction between water and glass.

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What is adhesion?

500 points

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The four organic macromolecules.

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What are carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids?

100 points

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The function of carbohydrates in the body.

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What is to provide energy?

200 points

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Two functions of proteins.

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What are structure, enzymes, carrying oxygen, immune

function?300 points

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The three parts of a nucleotide.

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What are sugar, phosphate and nitrogen base?

400 points

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The subunit of lipids.

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What is fatty acid and glycerol?

500 points

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The energy needed to start a chemical reaction.

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What is activation energy?

100 points

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The name of the substance on which an enzyme works.

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What is substrate?

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The location where an enzyme bonds to another substance.

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What is the active site?

300 points

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In an energy-releasing reaction, the ___________ have more energy.

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What are reactants?

400 points

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Two things that might affect the function of an enzyme.

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What are temperature, pH, and concentration?

500 points

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It allows a water strider to walk across a pond

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What is surface tension?

100 points

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A positively charged atom.

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What is an ion?

200 points

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Two characteristics of a base.

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What is pH of more than 7, bitter, release OH- in solution, often

found in cleaners?300 points

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Two types of carbohydrates.

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What are sugars and starches, or What are Monosaccharide,

Disaccharide, and Polysaccharide?

400 points

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The energy storing molecule formed when food molecules are broken

down in cells.

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What is ATP?

500 points


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