macromoleecules

2. means something really full and are full of hydrogen which gets hard in room temperature.
3. big bundles of sugar bricks linked together and are served as energy storage.
5. what you get after the substrate inters the active site in an enzyme.
9. building blocks of protein.
10. they build DNA and RNA.
13. are like an ingredient that enzymes works/use to produce new product.
14. when a reaction absorbs heat from its surroundings.
15. sweet molecule that organisms/living things use for quick energy.
17. like nature's information carriers. Transmits genetic information and telling cells how to build and operate.
18. workers that make chemical reactions go faster in our bodies.
20. important part of carbohydrates and made up of sugar pieces that are used as quick energy.

1. when a reaction gives off heat from its surroundings.
4. the bodies source of energy.
6. are made up of amino acids and help muscles move.
7. small pieces of fat that gives us energy and helps our cells to stay healthy.
8. a pair of sugar molecules together.
11. means something not completely full. Isn't full of hydrogen which makes it liquid in room temperature.
12. like the bodies reserves, keep us warm, store energy, and makes sure our cells are properly working.
16. molecule that is like a backbone of fats and helps store energy.
19. the minimum amount of energy required for a chemical reaction.