Across
- 2. Term used to describe neither losing or gaining electrons. Pg 42
- 4. Reacting substances in a chemical equation. Pg 35
- 8. Term used to describe a strong attraction towards electrons. Pg 34
- 11. Modified triglycerides with a Phosphorus containing group and 2 fatty acid chains. Pg 47
- 14. Formed when two monosaccharides are joined. Pg 43
- 16. Compact, water soluble, spherical Proteins which plays a role in almost all biological processes. Pg 50
- 17. Waste product of protein that is broken down in the body. Pg 40
- 19. Compounds that contain carbon, containing Covalent Bonds and are sometimes quite large. Pg 38
- 22. Two or more atoms held together by chemical bonds. Pg 28
- 26. Characterized as globular proteins that acts as a biological catalyst. Pg 51
- 28. Homogeneous mixtures of compounds that may be gas, liquid or soild and dissolve evenly. Pg 29
- 30. The substance on which an enzyme act. Pg 52
- 32. Fairly insoluble, large storage sugars made of polymers of simple linked together. Pg 43
- 35. Bears a net negative charge, gains one or more electrons and is a electron donor. Pg 32
- 39. Heterogeneous mixtures also known as emulsions,usually translucent or milky and do not settle out. Pg 30
- 41. Has a bitter taste, is slippery and is a proton acceptor. Pg 39
- 42. Bears a positive charge.Pg 25
- 43. Reactions that release energy. Pg 37
- 44. Bears a net positive net charge, loses electrons and is a electron donor. Pg 32
- 45. Sum masses of a element's proton and neutrons. Pg 27
- 49. Single ring/ chain structures that contains 3 to 7 carbons.Pg 43
- 50. Energy that can be placed in action. Eg. Throwing a ball. Pg 24
Down
- 1. Indicated by M and used to express the concentration of a solution. Pg 30
- 3. Also known as Exhange reactions.Bonds are both broken and made in these reactions. Pg 36
- 5. Term associated with the building or repairing in the body.Pg 36
- 6. Bonds found in ther formation of protein. Pg 47
- 7. Has a sour taste, can react with many metals and is a proton donor. Pg 39
- 9. Insoluble in water but readily dissolve in other solvents such as alcohol and ether. Pg 43
- 10. Substances that conduct electrical current in solution. Pg 39
- 12. An ionic compound that contains cations, other hydrogen ions and anions other than hydroxl ions. Pg 39
- 13. Breaking of bonds due to changes in ph or temperature. Pg 50
- 15. Regions of space around the nucleus of a atom.Pg 26
- 18. The capacity to do work put matter into motion. Pg
- 20. Large arrays of cations and anions held together by ionic bonds. Pg 32
- 21. Heterogeneous mixtures with large visible solutes that settle out. Pg 36
- 22. Substances composed of two or more components physically intermixed. Pg 29
- 23. Reactions that comprises of potential energy in the chemical bonds than the reactants. Pg 37
- 24. Low electron attracting ability that causes electrons to lose their valence shells to other atoms. Pg 34
- 25. Compounds that are found mainly in the body, and are acids, water, salts and bases. Pg 38
- 27. Chemical Bonds that form by the transfer of one or more electrons from one atom to another. Pg 32
- 29. Made of chain like units comprising of similar repetitive units. Pg 42
- 31. Term associated with the Decomposition or degradation in the body. Pg 36
- 33. Charged particles formed when electrons are lost.Pg 32
- 34. Isotopes whose elements are unstable and are radioactive. Pg 28
- 36. Molecules that exhibit unequal electron pair sharing. Pg 34
- 37. Term used for when two or more atoms combine and form molecules. Pg 28
- 38. Reactions which sees molecules broken down into smaller molecules or it constituent atoms. Pg 36
- 40. To contain two poles of charge. Eg Water Pg 34
- 46. Anything that occupies space and has mass. Pg 24
- 47. Bonds found between electron sharing molecules. Pg 32
- 48. Extended Strand like proteins that are integral for structure in the body. Pg 50