Objective set 2
Chapter 2
Chemistry
(Lecture notes):
- Know the chemical formula of water.
- What is meant by the phrase, “water is a polar molecule?
- Water is a polar molecule, why is this important?
- Why is water a good solvent?
- What kinds of molecules can dissolve in water?
- What is meant by the term hydrophilic?
- What kinds of molecules is water not a good solvent for?
- What does the term hydrophobic mean?
- Why is water important in some chemical reactions?
- Define the term hydrolysis.
- What is meant by the phrase “high heat capacity?
- Why is this property of water (high heat capacity) important as far as life is concerned?
- Give some examples of how water is used as a lubricant in your own body.
- What is the definition of an inorganic compound? Give some examples.
- What is the definition of an organic compound? Give some examples.
- What happens to inorganic acids, bases and salts when placed in water?
- Know and understand the pH scale.
- Be able to identify a solution, which has an acidic, basic or neutral pH.
- What is a mixture?
- What are the four major types of organic molecules found in the body?
- What property of carbon makes it a good atom to form complex molecules?
- What is the definition of a macromolecule?
- What are the three (3) major groups of carbohydrates?
- Define the terms monosaccharides, disaccharide and polysaccharide.
- What are the functions of carbohydrates in the body?
- What is glycogen?
- Name and describe the three (3) major types of lipids discussed in lecture.
- Name some important functions of lipids in the body.
- What are some functions of proteins in the body?
- What is subunit or monomer that makes up proteins?
- What type of bond holds amino acids together?
- What are the four levels of structural organization of proteins?
- Why is structure important in proteins?
- What is an enzyme? What does it do and how does it function?
- Why are they important in the human body?
- What does DNA stand for? What does RNA stand for?
- What are these two molecules composed of?
- What is the function of nucleic acids?
- What is ATP and what is it used for in the cell?
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