Biology (Exam 1)

Cards (100)

  • Hydroxyl (-OH)

    -Polar
    -Found in many molecules
  • 7 Functional Groups (Affects the function of molecules)
    - Hydroxyl
    -Methyl
    -Carbonyl
    -Carboxyl
    -Amino
    -Phosphate
    -Sulfhydryl
  • What does structure define in molecules?
    STRUCTURE DEFINES FUNCTION
  • Why do Enantiomeres matter?
    Effective Enantiomers can differ from ineffective enantiomers as they are opposite of each other
  • Enantiomers
    Same chemical formula with mirroring images
    (Asymetric = different atoms/molecules. Same atoms wont make mirroring images)Do not differ in arrangement of their covalent bonds
  • cis-trans isomers

    Different arrangement of atoms around a double bond
  • Structural Isomers
    Different covalent arrangements of atoms
  • Isomers
    Same Chemical Formula but different arrangements
  • Aromatic Hydrocarbons
    hydrocarbons that contain a ring structure similar to benzene.
    - 5-6 Membered rings
    - single/double may connect
    - Nitrogen can substitute carbon
  • Aliphatic Hydrocarbons
    "Dont form Rings"
    - Single Bond (Can rotate with tetrahedral shape)
    - Double Bond (Cannot Rotate with planar/flat shape)
  • Molecular Structures
    Length
    Double Bonds
    Branching
    Rings
  • Hydrocarbons
    Simplest Organic Molecule with Carbon and Hydrogen
  • Important factors of Carbon's chemical structure
    - Make up to 4 bonds
    -Diverse arrangements
    -Very Complex
    -Required for Life
    -Creates Non/Polar
    -Stable in large rang of temperature
  • Organic Molecules
    -Originally found from living organisms
    -Molecules containing CARBON
  • M=n/V (What does each one mean)
    M= Concentration
    n = amount
    V = Volume
  • molecular weight of a molecule
    sum of the masses of all the atoms in the molecule
  • Dalton unit
    Same as the atomic mass unit, or amu.
  • Mole
    Represents an exact number of molecules.
    -> ONE mole is 6.02 x
    10^23 molecules = Avogadro's number (12 pencils = 12 pencils) (1 mole = 6.02 x 10^23)
  • Chemical reactions are (in/dependent) on concentrations of reactions & products
    Dependent
  • Bicarbonate Ions
    enzyme that changes carbon dioxide into water so it is not poisonous to the body
  • Ocean Acidification
    decreasing pH of ocean waters due to absorption of excess atmospheric CO2 from the burning of fossil fuels (Low ph = more acidic)
  • Molarity
    moles of solute/liters of solution
  • Grams to Atoms
    divide Grams by molar mass then multiply by Avogadro's number
  • Grams to Moles
    Moles = Grams Given divide by molar mass
  • Molar Mass

    mass in grams of one mole of the substance. (g/mol) *AKA Atomic Mass
  • Convert from Moles to Atoms
    multiply moles by Avogadro's number = atoms
  • Interval between units in the ph scale
    10 units.. if you jump 2 spots than 10x10 = 100
  • Buffers in the pH system
    Weak acids or weak base molecules in/around cells that help solutions resist changes in ph
  • Relationship between pH and H+
    inverse relationship
  • Alkalinity (pH)

    basic
    High OH- Ions
    1x10^-7 moles/liter
  • Acidity (pH)

    High H+ Ions
    1x10^-7 moles/liter
  • Hydrogen Ions (H+)

    Protons
  • The ph of a solution indicates.. (x2)
    Acidity or alkalinity (basic)
  • Definition of ph
    -potential/power of hydrogen
    -how much hydrogen atoms are in a solution
    (H+ = Hydrogen with one proton, no electrons)
    ph = -log[H+]
  • Solution with 1 Molar Concentration
    -to measure the concentration of a solute in a solution
    M = 1 mole of solvent/1 Liter of Solution
  • Concentration
    amount of solute in a solution (volume)
  • Working with Concentrations -> C1V1=C2V2
    (Concentration 1STOCK SOLUTIONx Volume 1 (ml) = Concentration 2 x Volume 2)
    ALWAYS double check hat unit it is asking for!F
  • Dilutions
    a small volume of the liquid chemical is diluted in a larger volume of solvent to achieve a certain ratio
    Ex: 80/400 x 80/400 x 80/400 = Final Solution
  • What type of pipettor should you use for a 25 ul

    P200
  • Different types of micropipets x3 measurements
    Use a micropipette for anything under 1 ml
    P-1000 (100-1000UL)Big Blue
    P-200 (20-200uL)Yellow
    P-20 (2-20ul)Yellow