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Chemistry Of life Vocab

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Monomer1 molecule
NucleotideMonomer unit of a nucleic acid
Amino AcidMomomer unit of proteins
Acidany substance that forms hydrogen ions in water, has a pH below 7
Basesubstance that forms hydroxide ions in water, has a pH above 7
Organic CompoundCompound that contains the element carbon
Polar MoleculeA molecule that has a positive end and a negative end
solutionA dissolved mixture
SoluteThe substance in a solution that is being dissolved
Solventsubstance in a solution that dissolves the other substance
pHmeasure of hydrogen ions in a solution
Lipidorganic compounds that are a major components of membranes in living cells
Peptide bondcovalent bond linking amino acids
Enzymeprotein that accelerate chemical reactions without changing the reaction
Isotopeatoms of the same element differing in the numbers of neutrons in the nucleus
Proteinorganic compound that is important form muscle contraction, immunity, and transporting oxygen in the blood stream
Nucleic Acidorganic compound that stores genetic information in a cell
Polymertwo or more molecules bonds together
Monosaccharidemonomere of carbohydrate
Disaccharidetwo molecules of carbohydrate bonded together
Compoundtwo or more chemically combined substances
Mixturecombination of substances that are not chemically combined
IonA molecule that has a negative charge or a postive charge
Ionic bondbond formed when one element looses electrons and another element gains electrons
Covalent bondchemical bond formed when two atoms combine by sharing electrons
Insolublenot able to mix together
Glycerolhighly branched chains of glucose inwhich animals store as food
Saturated Fatlipids that have a single bond between carbon atoms and is solid at room temp.
Unsaturated Fatlipids that have a double bond between carbon atoms and is liquid at room temp.
Cellulosematerial that forms plant cell walls
Carbohydrateorganic compound used by cells to store and release energy
Condensationbonding a polymer together by removing (H) & (OH) to form water
Hydrolysisthe breaking apart of a polymer by the addition of water
Isomercompounds with the same chemical formula but different structural formulas
SaltSubstance formed when an acid and base combine


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