BIO 311C - SATA - EXAM 1 Questions AND Correct Answers
A solution with a pH of 4 has ____ x more [H+] that one with a pH of 6 - ✔✔ 100
adhesiveness - ✔✔ water can adhere to surfaces
- important for the attachment of water ( adsorption ), which leads to absorption
alpha linkage - ✔✔ if the -OH group is below the plane of sugars
amino group - ✔✔
amino group - ✔✔ can act as a base by accepting protons
(-NH2 + H+ = -NH3+)
amino group - ✔✔ found in all amino acids, proteins, and some specific nucleotides
As pH increases - ✔✔ [H+] decreases
[OH-] increases
becomes more basic
beta linkage - ✔✔ if the -OH group is above the plane of sugars
Biological example of Covalent bonds - ✔✔ Carbohydrates - glycosidic bonds
Lipids - ester bonds
Proteins - peptide bonds
DNA/RNA - phosphodiester bonds
Biological example of H-bonds - ✔✔ H2O, NH3
, DNA
RNA
Proteins
Biological example of Hydrophilic/Hydrophobic interactions - ✔✔ Phospholipids in biological
membranes have a hydrophilic region outside the membrane bilayer, hydrophobic region within
Amino acids with hydrophobic side chains are in the interior of the protein while those with
hydrophilic side chains can be in the interior or the exterior
Biological example of Ionic bonds - ✔✔ NaCl
Biological example of Van der Waals interactions - ✔✔ Lipids in biological membranes
Cellulose in plant walls
buffer - ✔✔ weak acid/base/both substance that minimizes pHchange by donating or accepting
protons
callose - ✔✔ B-1,3 linked glucose molecules
formed at wounding sites in plants
Carbohydrate monomers - ✔✔ monosaccharides
Carbon skeleton size variation - ✔✔ 3 to 7 carbons
carbonyl - ✔✔
carbonyl - ✔✔ present in simple sugars, some proteins and nucleotides
carbonyl - ✔✔ slightly polar
A solution with a pH of 4 has ____ x more [H+] that one with a pH of 6 - ✔✔ 100
adhesiveness - ✔✔ water can adhere to surfaces
- important for the attachment of water ( adsorption ), which leads to absorption
alpha linkage - ✔✔ if the -OH group is below the plane of sugars
amino group - ✔✔
amino group - ✔✔ can act as a base by accepting protons
(-NH2 + H+ = -NH3+)
amino group - ✔✔ found in all amino acids, proteins, and some specific nucleotides
As pH increases - ✔✔ [H+] decreases
[OH-] increases
becomes more basic
beta linkage - ✔✔ if the -OH group is above the plane of sugars
Biological example of Covalent bonds - ✔✔ Carbohydrates - glycosidic bonds
Lipids - ester bonds
Proteins - peptide bonds
DNA/RNA - phosphodiester bonds
Biological example of H-bonds - ✔✔ H2O, NH3
, DNA
RNA
Proteins
Biological example of Hydrophilic/Hydrophobic interactions - ✔✔ Phospholipids in biological
membranes have a hydrophilic region outside the membrane bilayer, hydrophobic region within
Amino acids with hydrophobic side chains are in the interior of the protein while those with
hydrophilic side chains can be in the interior or the exterior
Biological example of Ionic bonds - ✔✔ NaCl
Biological example of Van der Waals interactions - ✔✔ Lipids in biological membranes
Cellulose in plant walls
buffer - ✔✔ weak acid/base/both substance that minimizes pHchange by donating or accepting
protons
callose - ✔✔ B-1,3 linked glucose molecules
formed at wounding sites in plants
Carbohydrate monomers - ✔✔ monosaccharides
Carbon skeleton size variation - ✔✔ 3 to 7 carbons
carbonyl - ✔✔
carbonyl - ✔✔ present in simple sugars, some proteins and nucleotides
carbonyl - ✔✔ slightly polar