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UCI BIO 93- MIDTERM 1 EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS.
VERIFIED 2025/2026.




Smallest unit of chemical elements - ANS atoms



two or more atoms combined - ANS molecules



two or more elements combined in a fixed ration - ANS compound



... are 4 elements that make up 96% of all living matter - ANS C, O, H, N



what is the strongest bond? - ANS covalent bond



sharing of electrons by two atoms - ANS covalent



transfer of electrons between two atoms - ANS ionic



what is a weak bond? - ANS hydrogen bond


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,the H atom forms one covalent bond and a second weaker bond with an atom in another
molecules - ANS hydrogen bond



equal sharing of electrons

(two of the same element) - ANS nonpolar



unequal sharing of electrons

has a charge

(water) - ANS polar



what is the charge of O in water? - ANS negative



what is the charge of H in water? - ANS positive



interactions between water molecules

(H2O with H2O) - ANS cohesion



interactions between water and other molecules - ANS solvent



what is the maximum amount of bonds that hydrogen can form? - ANS 4 bonds



in room temperature of water what % is the maximum amount of bonds going to be made? -
ANS 15%



when H+ concentration increases... - ANS more acidic

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, what H- concentration decreases... - ANS more basic



affinity for water

(polar and ionic bonds) - ANS hydrophilic



repel water

(nonpolar covalent bonds) - ANS hydrophobic



chemical processes are sensitive to pH changes and resist change in the pH solution -
ANS buffers



the pH of human blood is... - ANS 7.4



what are the main buffers in blood? - ANS carbonic acid and bicarbonate



response to a rise in pH in blood (becomes more basic) - ANS right



response to a drop in pH in blood (becomes more acidic) - ANS left



building blocks for biological molecules - ANS carbon atoms



how many VE does carbon have? - ANS 4 VE



how do functional groups join to the carbon skeleton? - ANS covalent bonds


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