Test Bank For Anatomy and Physiology 2nd
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Atom of iron with atomic number 26 - Iron has 26 protons
Atom with 3 electrons in its valence shell - Atomic number of 13
Atomic number represents the number of - Protons in an atom
Atoms of oxygen share electrons equally - Nonpolar covalent bond
Atoms that satisfy the octet rule - Inert
Basis for the body's steroids - Cholesterol
Biological catalyst that lowers activation energy - Enzyme
Blood pH approximately - 7.4
Bond responsible for surface tension of water - Hydrogen bond
Building block of a lipid - Fatty acid
Building blocks for organic compounds - Monomers
, Carbon-13 - Isotope of carbon with a mass number of 13
Chemical that binds free hydrogen ions in solution - Base
Chemical with repetitive units of phosphate group, nitrogenous base, and ribose sugar - Nucleic
acid
Compound not likely to dissolve in water - Nonpolar covalent compound
Contributes to the calculation of the mass number - Sum of protons and neutrons
Dipole - Polar molecule
Effect of a buffer on a solution - Resists changes in pH
Electrically neutral atom with atomic number 8 and mass number 17 has - 8 protons
Enzyme function - Speeds chemical reactions by lowering activation energy
Exchange reaction - AB + CD → BA + DC
Fatty acid with no double covalent bonds - Saturated fatty acid
Fatty acid with the most double bonds - Polyunsaturated fatty acid
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Atom of iron with atomic number 26 - Iron has 26 protons
Atom with 3 electrons in its valence shell - Atomic number of 13
Atomic number represents the number of - Protons in an atom
Atoms of oxygen share electrons equally - Nonpolar covalent bond
Atoms that satisfy the octet rule - Inert
Basis for the body's steroids - Cholesterol
Biological catalyst that lowers activation energy - Enzyme
Blood pH approximately - 7.4
Bond responsible for surface tension of water - Hydrogen bond
Building block of a lipid - Fatty acid
Building blocks for organic compounds - Monomers
, Carbon-13 - Isotope of carbon with a mass number of 13
Chemical that binds free hydrogen ions in solution - Base
Chemical with repetitive units of phosphate group, nitrogenous base, and ribose sugar - Nucleic
acid
Compound not likely to dissolve in water - Nonpolar covalent compound
Contributes to the calculation of the mass number - Sum of protons and neutrons
Dipole - Polar molecule
Effect of a buffer on a solution - Resists changes in pH
Electrically neutral atom with atomic number 8 and mass number 17 has - 8 protons
Enzyme function - Speeds chemical reactions by lowering activation energy
Exchange reaction - AB + CD → BA + DC
Fatty acid with no double covalent bonds - Saturated fatty acid
Fatty acid with the most double bonds - Polyunsaturated fatty acid
