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BCEM 393 STUDY GUIDE WITH VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS [ GRADED A+] Hydrogen bonds - Partial charges on hydrogen atoms interact with lone pairs Hydrophobic interactions - Release of ordered water on non-polar surfaces, often called entropy driven and only occur in aqueous solution Ionic interactions - Positive charges interact with negative charges, water molecules around the charges weakens them ©morren2024/2025.Year published 2024. Dipole-dipole interactions - Dipole on one molecules interacts with a dipole of another molecule, they align in opposite directions, weaker when water is present Van der Waals interactions - Caused by temporary dipoles from shifting e- clouds on two molecules, occur between any types of molecules Can two ethanol molecules have a hydrophobic interaction with each other in solution? - Yes because they have non-polar ch3 groups Why does adding salt to a solution increase the strength of hydrophobic interactions? - It interacts with free H2O molecules ©morren2024/2025.Year published 2024.

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BCEM 393 STUDY GUIDE WITH VERIFIED

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS [ GRADED A+]




Hydrogen bonds - ✔✔Partial charges on hydrogen atoms interact with

lone pairs




Hydrophobic interactions - ✔✔Release of ordered water on non-polar

surfaces, often called entropy driven and only occur in aqueous

solution




Ionic interactions - ✔✔Positive charges interact with negative charges,

water molecules around the charges weakens them




©morren2024/2025.Year published 2024.

,Dipole-dipole interactions - ✔✔Dipole on one molecules interacts with

a dipole of another molecule, they align in opposite directions, weaker

when water is present




Van der Waals interactions - ✔✔Caused by temporary dipoles from

shifting e- clouds on two molecules, occur between any types of

molecules




Can two ethanol molecules have a hydrophobic interaction with each

other in solution? - ✔✔Yes because they have non-polar ch3 groups




Why does adding salt to a solution increase the strength of

hydrophobic interactions? - ✔✔It interacts with free H2O molecules




©morren2024/2025.Year published 2024.

,What sign is logP if a molecules is hydrophilic? (In bottom layer) -

✔✔Negative




What amino acids absorb light at 280nm? - ✔✔Tryptophan and

tyrosine




What is blood buffered by? - ✔✔Carbonic acid




Hyperventilation - ✔✔Less CO2 gas, equilibria shift to the left absorbing

H+ which causes the bloods pH to increase




What is the inside of cells buffered by? - ✔✔Phosphate, H2PO4

(pka=6.86)




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, What must a buffer contain? - ✔✔A weak acid and its conjugate base




3 ways to make buffers - ✔✔1. Add both HA and A- to water


2. Add HA to water and titrate with OH- to desired pH

3. Add B to water and titrate with H+ to desired pH




pH < pka - ✔✔Equilibrium is more to the left; [A-] < [HA]




Can most phosphoglycerolipids help to buffer pH in the cell? - ✔✔No

because the buffer region does not include 7.2




Isoelectric point - ✔✔pH at which a molecule has zero net charge

(mostly zwitterion), to calculate the pI average the two pka values on

either side of the zwitterion


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