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UGA BIOLOGY 1107 EXAM 4 DEE S
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
ANSWERS
⩥ What does it mean when the characteristics of life refers to individuals
or populations? Answer: Characteristics like reproduction and evolution
refer to populations.


Other characteristics refer to individuals.


⩥ What are the properties of water that are important for supporting life?
Answer: 1. Different states in nature
2. Solvent
3. Lubricant
4. High heat capacity
5. Neutral ph
6. Cohesive and Adhesive


⩥ Explain how molecules of water interact with each other in the liquid
state. Answer: Water molecules are formed by strong polar covalent
bonds.

,The molecules interact with other water molecules thru weak Hydrogen
Bonds.


⩥ Determine how other molecules interact with water based on charge
and polarity Answer: In water polarity, a polar substance that dissolves
in water is hydrophilic ("water-loving") and a non-polar that does not
interact in water/does not dissolve in water is hydrophobic ("water-
fearing").


Charges can form hydrogen bonds w/ water called a sphere of hydration.
Also ionic bonds are added to water and disrupted by dissociation which
means atoms or groups break off from molecules and form ions.


⩥ Differentiate dehydration and hydrolysis reactions in regards to
molecules of life. Answer: Dehydration ("the loss of water"): this
reaction involves the formation of new bonds and requiring energy.
- Marco-molecules are made from molecules
- Monomers form polymers (covalent bonds)
-By the release of water the reaction is called dehydration synthesis


Hydrolysis ("to split with water"): this reaction breaks bonds and
releases energy.
- Polymers broken down into monomers and are assembled by
hydrolysis

, -Polymers are broken into 2 parts: H+ (hydrogen atoms) & OH-
(hydroxyl molecule) from split water molecules


⩥ $TopHat$


A polymer composed of 100 monomers is produced through series of
dehydration reactions. How many molecules of water are generated as a
result of this process? Answer: 99 because for every 2 monomers you
join, you loose 1 polymer 1 less bond than monomers


⩥ Describe the basic structure of amino acids and identify properties of
amino acids based on the structures of their R-groups. Answer: Def of
Amino Acid: monomers that bond to form polymers called polypeptides
(a chain of amino acids = polypeptide)


Basic Structure of Amino Acid:
-Amino group
-Carboxyl Group
-R group (diff. in each amino acid)


⩥ Explain how polypeptides are formed from bonding amino acids
together Answer: Amino acids are bonded by peptide bonds which form
dehydration reactions (and the formation of the bond is endergonic or
requires energy)

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