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Chapter 3: Honors Biology

Review terms from chapter on water and organic compounds.

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adhesionattractive forces between unlike substances
cohesionattractive forces between particles of same kind
capillaritymovement of water up narrow tubes against gravity
hydrogen bondweak bonds that form between water molecules and between other polar substances
polarmolecule with unequal distribution of charge, such as water
organiccompound that contains carbon, hydrogen, and often other elements
inorganiccompound that does not contain carbon and hydrogen
macromoleculelarge polymer
monomersmall, simple molecules or building blocks, represented by single bead
polymercomplex molecules that consist of repeated, linked units
hydrolysisbreakdown process that involves addition of water to break bonds between molecules
condensation reactionalso called dehydration synthesis, process of linking monomers by removing water
functional groupclusters of atoms that determine characteristics of the molecule
carbohydratesorganic compound containing C, H, & O, with twice as many hydrogen as oxygen
proteinsorganic compounds with C, H, O, and N, make up muscles, skin, and enzymes
nucleic acidsvery large organic molecules that store important information in cells, such as DNA & RNA
lipidslarge, nonpolar organic molecules that do not dissolve in water, high amount of hydrogens
monosaccharidesbasic unit of carbohydrates, simple sugars, C6H12O6, such as glucose
disaccharidesdouble sugars, C12H22O11, such as lactose
polysaccharidescomplex carbohydrates made of 3 or more monosaccharides bonded together
amino acidsmonomer building blocks of proteins
dipeptide2 amino acids bonded together
polypeptidelong chain of amino acids
nucleotidemonomer building block of nucleic acids
peptide bondtype of covalent bond that links amino acids
fatty acids and glycerolmonomer building blocks that make up most lipids
enzymeorganic catalyst, special proteins that speed up chemical reactionsq
substratereactant acted on by enzyme
active sitepart of an enzyme that attaches to substrate
induced fit"forced fit" between enzyme and substrate

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