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CLEP Biology: Organic Chemistry
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1. Occurs when there is?
Polarity
Monosaccharides
Cohesion
Molecular Polarity
2. The energy needed to increase the surface area of a liquid by a given amount.
Ionic Bond
Tissue
Surface Tension
Electron
3. An atom's center of mass and center of positive charge.
Covalent Bond
Proton
Nucleus
Condensation Reaction
4. An attractive forve between tow or more atoms or ions that holds them together.
Polymers
Isomers
Hydrogen Bond
Chemical Bond
5. A condition or state in which a substance has an uneven distribution of electron density. Enables compounds to dissolve and enables hydrogen bonding.
Myoglobin
Functional Group
Polarity
Solvent
6. The attractive force between similar molecules in the same phase.
Nucleus
Proteins
Cohesion
Adhesion
7. A process in which a substance or substances are converted into one or more new substances with different propertied and composition.
Chemical reaction
Fats
Macromolecules
Condensation Reaction
8. All organisms in an area together with the physical environment which they inhabit.
Surface Tension
Polarity
Ecosystem
Condensation Reaction
9. A collection of organisms whose members interact with each other within an ecosystem.
Functional Group
Hypothesis
Hemoglobin
Biological Community
10. The tendency of an atom in a bond to attract shared bonding electrons.
Nucleotides
Electronegativity
Ionic Bond
Proton
11. An expression indicating the number of each type of atom in one molecule of a substance.
Molecule
Organic Compound
Molecular formula
Proteins
12. A positively charged subatomic particle located in the nucleus.
Cohesion
Proton
Amino Acids
Element
13. The main oxygen transport protein in blood. Made of two alpha chains and two beta chains.
Nucleus
Surface Tension
Atom
Hemoglobin
14. A negatively charged subatomic particle located outside the nucleus.
Molecular formula
Electron
Compound
Causation
15. The six elements that make up 99% of the matter in living systems.
Hydrogen - Oxygen - Carbon - Nitrogen - Calcium - Phosphorus
Myoglobin
Proteins
Polysaccharides
16. A liquid which dissolves another substance without any change in its chemical composition.
Hydrogen Bond
Hemoglobin
Proton
Solvent
17. Used by organisms to produce energy - Most common form is glucose. Also includes Fructose and - less commonly - Ribose - and Deoxyribose.
Scientific Method
Hydrogen - Oxygen - Carbon - Nitrogen - Calcium - Phosphorus
Monosaccharides
Polysaccharides
18. A compound containing a nitrogenous base covalently bonded to a pentose sugar and a phosphate group. Classified by the pentose sugar they contain - Ribose or Deoxyribose.
Isotopes
Ionic Bond
Macromolecules
Nucleotides
19. Where two molecules are joined by the elimination of a smaller molecule.
Condensation Reaction
Atom
Organic Compound
Chemical reaction
20. A weak to moderate attractive force between a hydrogen atom bonded to oxygen - nitrogen - or fluorine - and an oxygen - nitrogen or fluorine atom on another molecule. Usually represented by dotted lines.
Fats
Hydrogen Bond
Proteins
Polysaccharides
21. Very large molecules with molecular masses as high as several million atomic mass units. Polymers of small similar molecules. Includes Polysaccharides - fats - and proteins.
Fats
Hydrogen Bond
Macromolecules
Energy - Support - and Transport
22. A form of matter tha cannot be decomposed into simpler substance by ordinary chemical methods.
Element
Specific Heat
Hydrogen - Oxygen - Carbon - Nitrogen - Calcium - Phosphorus
Evolution
23. An uncharged subatomic particle located in the nucleus.
Less Than
Neutron
Energy - Support - and Transport
Electron
24. Organ systems are made of organs which are made of _____________ which are made of cells.
Element
Scientific Method
Tissue
Energy - Support - and Transport
25. Have ths same molecular formul;a but different chemical and physical properties. The atoms are bonded in a different order. Some hydrocarbons are an example of Isomers.
Atom
Biology
Isomers
Adhesion
26. A charged species that results from the gain or loss of electrons from a neutral atom or molecule.
Polymers
Bond Polarity
Cohesion
Ion
27. Atoms of the same element with different number of neutrons in the nuclei.
Biology
Nucleus
Adhesion
Isotopes
28. A chemical bond formed by the attraction between positive and negative ions.
Correlation
Proteins
Covalent Bond
Ionic Bond
29. A group of at least two covalently bonded atoms
Ionic Bond
Biological Community
Molecule
Ecosystem
30. A compound that contains carbon.
Solvent
Atom
Organic Compound
Chemical reaction
31. Macromolecules made from polypeptides. Two type are globular and fibrose.
Hypothesis
Compound
Evolution
Proteins
32. The fundamental unit of chemical matter.
Isotopes
Atom
Isomers
Adhesion
33. A substance composed of two or more elements combined in fixed proportions.
Compound
Biological Community
Less Than
Causation
34. Tentative - untested explanation of a scientific issue.
Chemical Bond
Amino Acids
Molecular Polarity
Hypothesis
35. Biological compounds containing and amino group and a carboxylic acid group.with one of 20 side chains.
Hydrogen - Oxygen - Carbon - Nitrogen - Calcium - Phosphorus
Amino Acids
Atom
Biological Community
36. A bond whose electrons are shared between atoms.
Monosaccharides
Covalent Bond
Electronegativity
Neutron
37. Group of Macromolecules that Includes Triglycerides and Phospholipids.
Hemoglobin
Molecular formula
Fats
Biology
38. The act or process of causing something to happen -
Nucleoside
Causation
Adhesion
Tissue
39. A specific combination of bonded atoms that reacts in a characteristic and predictable way. Examples are Ethers and Alchohols which are represented by a generic molecule. Includes Alchohol - Ether - Aldehyde - Ketone - Carboxylic Acid - and Ester. -
Amino Acids
Scientific Method
Nucleotides
Functional Group
40. One of the most abundant carbohydrates providing either energy storage or structural support. Polymers of 10 or more simple sugars - composed of thousands of monomers and up to 100M molecular mass.. Includes Cellulose in plants and Chitin animals wit
Polysaccharides
Electron
Condensation Reaction
Amino Acids
41. Three roles of Macromolecules.
Hemoglobin
Hemoglobin
Energy - Support - and Transport
Bond Polarity
42. The main oxygen transport protein in muscle. Made of a single chain.
Solvent
Myoglobin
Energy - Support - and Transport
Atom
43. State problem - refine the problem - propose hypothesis - make observations -
Nucleotides
Scientific Method
Bond Polarity
Proton
44. The amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of a 1 gram sample of a substance by 1 degree Celsius.
Hemoglobin
Tissue
Specific Heat
Macromolecules
45. The attractive force between molecules in one phase and different molecules in another phase.
Biological Community
Bond Polarity
Less Than
Adhesion
46. Occurs when one atom in a bond is more electronegative than the other.
Causation
Bond Polarity
Proton
Scientific Method
47. A compound containing a nitrogenous base covalently bonded to a pentose sugar
Atom
Causation
Nucleoside
Neutron
48. A chemical reaction produces energy when the difference between the reactants and the products is ____________zero.
Myoglobin
Nucleoside
Less Than
Scientific Method
49. Basic biological molecules join to form larger biological __________.
Polymers
Adhesion
Biology
Hemoglobin
50. A statistical comparison of two variables. Does not necessarily mean that one causes the other.
Specific Heat
Hypothesis
Correlation
Macromolecules