Biology

4. Organic compounds providing energy through sugar, starch, and fiber consumption.
5. Reaction releases heat, often feeling warm or hot.
7. energy required to initiate a chemical reaction.
8. Double sugar molecule formed by two monosaccharides through bonding.
12. Organic compounds, the building blocks of proteins, essential for diverse biological functions.
17. Single sugar molecule, fundamental unit for carbohydrates, energy source in cells.
18. Essential biomolecule, diverse functions, composed of amino acids, crucial for life's processes.
19. Building block of lipids, vital for energy storage and cellular structure.

1. Fats with double bonds, healthier than saturated fats, found in plant oils.
2. Study of living organisms and processes.
3. Complex carbohydrate formed from linked sugar molecules.
5. Catalyst speeding up biochemical reactions.
6. Acid Genetic information storage and transmission molecules.
9. sweet, soluble carbohydrate, energy source, building block for complex molecules in organisms.
10. serve as energy sources, insulation, and components of cell membranes.
11. Endothermic reactions absorb heat, becoming cooler, often feeling cold to touch.
13. Reactant acted upon by enzyme in biochemical reactions.
14. Molecular unit comprising a base, sugar, and phosphate in nucleic acids.
15. Three-carbon molecule in lipid structures.
16. refer to saturated fats, meaning they have no double bonds between carbon atoms in their fatty acid chains.