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Chapter 2 - Honors Anatomy and Physiology ReviewVersion en ligne Basic Chemistry review par Sienna Cervenka A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P R S T W C L A C M R E Starts with A the building blocks of all elements; smallest unit of matter Starts with B proton acceptors, above 7 pH Starts with C the body's main source of energy, made up on mono poly and di-saccharides Starts with D the genetic information inside the body, used to make proteins Starts with E the fundamental units of matter Starts with F the classification of proteins including globular, enzymes, hormones, and antibodies Starts with G proteins with a spherical shape, works in catalyzing enzymes or transporting molecules Starts with H a process in which water is added into the equation to break a bond between two molecules Starts with I bonds shared when elections are transferred from one molecule to another Starts with K when something is moving it has/is Starts with L what numbers on the pH scale are acids? Starts with M 2 or more elements combined together chemically Starts with N a bond between two elements in which the electrons are shared equally Starts with O compounds that contain a large amount of carbon, as well as hydrogen and oxygen Starts with P type of bond in which two elements share electrons unequally Starts with R specific type of energy; light energy to see as well as tan Starts with S compound that disassociates into ions when combined with water. vital to body functions overall Starts with T type of fat found in deposits; stores fat to be used later. too much is bad Starts with W most abundant inorganic compound. holds a high heat capacity and has solvent properties Starts with C atoms of two different elements being joined together chemically Starts with L energy source for the body, insoluable in water, composed of fatty acids as well as glycerol Starts with A chemical energy used by all cells, energy is released when the bond between these elements is broken and is replenished by eating food Starts with C what are the four most abundant elements found in the human body typically abbreviated together Starts with M anything that occupies space and has mass, goes through physical and chemical changes Starts with R genetic information that makes proteins, formed from ribosome Starts with E work as biological catalysts

Chapter 2 - Honors Anatomy and Physiology ReviewVersion en ligne

Basic Chemistry review

par Sienna Cervenka

Starts with A

the building blocks of all elements; smallest unit of matter

Starts with B

proton acceptors, above 7 pH

Starts with C

the body's main source of energy, made up on mono poly and di-saccharides

Starts with D

the genetic information inside the body, used to make proteins

Starts with E

the fundamental units of matter

Starts with F

the classification of proteins including globular, enzymes, hormones, and antibodies

Starts with G

proteins with a spherical shape, works in catalyzing enzymes or transporting molecules

Starts with H

a process in which water is added into the equation to break a bond between two molecules

Starts with I

bonds shared when elections are transferred from one molecule to another

Starts with K

when something is moving it has/is

Starts with L

what numbers on the pH scale are acids?

Starts with M

2 or more elements combined together chemically

Starts with N

a bond between two elements in which the electrons are shared equally

Starts with O

compounds that contain a large amount of carbon, as well as hydrogen and oxygen

Starts with P

type of bond in which two elements share electrons unequally

Starts with R

specific type of energy; light energy to see as well as tan

Starts with S

compound that disassociates into ions when combined with water. vital to body functions overall

Starts with T

type of fat found in deposits; stores fat to be used later. too much is bad

Starts with W

most abundant inorganic compound. holds a high heat capacity and has solvent properties

Starts with C

atoms of two different elements being joined together chemically

Starts with L

energy source for the body, insoluable in water, composed of fatty acids as well as glycerol

Starts with A

chemical energy used by all cells, energy is released when the bond between these elements is broken and is replenished by eating food

Starts with C

what are the four most abundant elements found in the human body typically abbreviated together

Starts with M

anything that occupies space and has mass, goes through physical and chemical changes

Starts with R

genetic information that makes proteins, formed from ribosome

Starts with E

work as biological catalysts

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Chapter 2 - Honors Anatomy and Physiology ReviewVersion en ligne

par Sienna Cervenka

Starts with A

the building blocks of all elements; smallest unit of matter

Starts with B

proton acceptors, above 7 pH

Starts with C

the body's main source of energy, made up on mono poly and di-saccharides

Starts with D

the genetic information inside the body, used to make proteins

Starts with E

the fundamental units of matter

Starts with F

the classification of proteins including globular, enzymes, hormones, and antibodies

Starts with G

proteins with a spherical shape, works in catalyzing enzymes or transporting molecules

Starts with H

a process in which water is added into the equation to break a bond between two molecules

Starts with I

bonds shared when elections are transferred from one molecule to another

Starts with K

when something is moving it has/is

Starts with L

what numbers on the pH scale are acids?

Starts with M

2 or more elements combined together chemically

Starts with N

a bond between two elements in which the electrons are shared equally

Starts with O

compounds that contain a large amount of carbon, as well as hydrogen and oxygen

Starts with P

type of bond in which two elements share electrons unequally

Starts with R

specific type of energy; light energy to see as well as tan

Starts with S

compound that disassociates into ions when combined with water. vital to body functions overall

Starts with T

type of fat found in deposits; stores fat to be used later. too much is bad

Starts with W

most abundant inorganic compound. holds a high heat capacity and has solvent properties

Starts with C

atoms of two different elements being joined together chemically

Starts with L

energy source for the body, insoluable in water, composed of fatty acids as well as glycerol

Starts with A

chemical energy used by all cells, energy is released when the bond between these elements is broken and is replenished by eating food

Starts with C

what are the four most abundant elements found in the human body typically abbreviated together

Starts with M

anything that occupies space and has mass, goes through physical and chemical changes

Starts with R

genetic information that makes proteins, formed from ribosome

Starts with E

work as biological catalysts