Edpuzzle Quizlet CH2
What does hydrophobic mean? "Likes" water, Polar "Fears" water, Non-Polar
"Fears" water, Non-Polar
How main different types of side chain/R-groups are there? 20 10 30
20
How many valence electrons does carbon need? 4 2 90 45
4
How many protons and neutrons does carbon have? 8:9 2:5 6:6 7:7
6:6
What are organic molecules? A collection of compounds with water A collection of compounds with carbon A collection of compunds with oxygen A collection of compounds with hydrogen
A collection of compounds with carbon
What is a solvent? Solute A dissolving agent
A dissolving agent
What are Lewis Dot structures? A way of showing electrons, and bonds A way of showing buildings Not important A way of showing electrons, and bonds
A way of showing electrons, and bonds
What did Cavendish discover? The Composition of Water Water wasn't an element but was made up of two different elements.
BOTH The Composition of Water Water wasn't an element but was made up of two different elements.
Why does ice float? It is denser than water and surface tension helps it. Because the hydrogen bonds start to spread apart far enough to make it less dense than water when it cools.
Because the hydrogen bonds start to spread apart far enough to make it less dense than water when it cools.
Glucose and Fructose both have the molecular formula ______. C6H12O6 C12H22O11
C6H12O6
Life on Earth is based on which atom? Carbon Hydrogen YOU Oxygen
Carbon
What kind of bonds and shapes can carbon form?
Carbon can form bonds and shapes such as rings, sheets, double, and triple bonds.
What helps capillary action? Cohesion, Adhesion, and Surface Tension Cohesion Adhesion Adhesion and Surface tension Cohesion and Adhesion
Cohesion, Adhesion, and Surface Tension
What is the polarity of a hydrophillic substance? It is non-polar It is polar
It is polar
Why is water's high heat capacity (Specific Heat) important? It helps stop sweating. It regulates the temperature of not only human bodies but land masses.
It regulates the temperature of not only human bodies but land masses.
What is the octet rule? Tells how many protons every atom is trying to get during bonding. Refers to the maximum number of babies that can naturally fit inside a human uterus. "Octomom." It tells that low atomic number atoms generally want 8 electrons in their valence shells-except for H and He, which only can fill their single shells with 2 electrons. If you're going to start up a new singing group (like Pentatonix), you need at least 8 good singers.
It tells that low atomic number atoms generally want 8 electrons in their valence shells-except for H and He, which only can fill their single shells with 2 electrons.
Glucose and Fructose are both Monosaccharides Polysaccharides Disaccharides
Monosaccharides
Is Carbon needy, as in does it need more electrons? No Yes
No
What is it called when you have a lipid with two fatty acid tails and a phosphate group added to it? Glycoprotein Glycolipid Phospholipid
Phospholipid
What causes a water strider to be able to walk on water? Cohesion Surface Tension
Surface Tension
What is cohesion? The "sticking" of water to itself The "sticking" of water to another substance
The "sticking" of water to itself
What is adhesion? The attraction of water molecules to itself. The attraction of two different substances.
The attraction of two different substances.
What is methane? The simplest carbon compound The simplest hydrogen compound
The simplest carbon compound
What is a covalent bond? a sharing of neutrons a sharing of protons a sharing of electrons?
a sharing of electrons?
What do phospholipids make up? cell membranes enzymes mitochondria ribosomes
cell membranes
Animals store their amylose cellulose starch glycogen
glycogen
What type of bonds make water molecules 'stick' to each other? carbon hydrogen james
hydrogen
When amino acids connect to one another and create long chains, what are those chains called? polypeptides polysaccharides
polypeptides
Plants store their sugars as starch cellulose amylose glycogen
starch
Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins. false true
true
Cellulose is a polysaccharide that functions as a structural carbohydrate. false true
true
Fats are made up of glycerol and fatty acids. false true
true
The main difference between monosaccharides and polysaccharides is the number of single sugar units in the compound. false true
true
