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| a type of bond that can either take or give away electrons |
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| atom loses an electron in this type of reaction |
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| type of bond where atoms share electrons |
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| oxygen=negative hydrogen=positive |
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| what ends of a polar water molecule are positive and negative |
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| this type of bond is why water acts as a solvent |
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| group of atoms that are attached to carbon molecules ex carbonyl c=o |
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| term used for carbon containing compounds |
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| contain thousands of atoms and many functional groups |
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| process by which monomers are put together |
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| process by which polymers are disassembled |
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| monosaccharide, disaccharide, polysaccharide |
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| the three types of carbohydrates |
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| The most important monosaccharide and its atomic makeup |
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| important polysaccharide that animals store energy as |
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| all are insoluble in water but soluble in oil |
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| contains an amino group, carboxyl group, hydrogen atom, carbon atom, and side chain |
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| this type of nucleotide directs the production |
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| atom gains an electron in this type of reaction |
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| this term refers to a molecule that is not soluble in water |
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| play a large role in the structure of a cell membrane have a phosphate group |
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| made up of a five carbon sugar, phosphate group, and a base |
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