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| giant molecule formed by the joining of smaller molecules |
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| strong bond that two atoms share one or more pairs of electrons |
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| increases the hydrogen ion concentration in a solution |
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| bond resulting from the attraction between oppositely charged ions |
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| measure of hydrogen ion concentration range from 0-14 |
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| and experiment with a control along with tested part |
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| transmission electron microscope |
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| microscope that passes on electron beam through very thin sections |
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| optical instrument that uses light to see smaller images |
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| protein serving as a catalyst |
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| two sugars/ consist of two monosaccharides |
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| long carbon chain carboxylic acid |
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| compound consisting of 3 fatty acids linked to on glycerol |
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| sub unit that serves as the building blocks of a polymer. |
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| consist of acid and base that minimizes changes in pH |
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| scanning electron microscope |
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| microscope that uses an electron beam to scan the surface of a simple to study details of topography |
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| weak chemical bond when sightly positive hydrogen is attracted to sightly negative |
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-one of a family of compounds includes fats phospholipids and steriods
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-negative charge
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| neutral practical found in the atom |
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| positive charge found in the nucleus |
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| atom that has gained or lost electrons |
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| covenant bond resulting from one pair of electrons |
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| same atomic number but has different number of neutrons and thus differing atomic mass |
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| two or more atoms held together by covenant bonds |
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| having both a positive and negative charge |
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| covenant bond resulting from two pairs of electrons |
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| number of grams of substances that equals its molecular weight |
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| monosachride containing 6 carbon atoms |
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| plastic substance deposit by insects or obtained from plants |
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| polymers consisting of many nucleotide monomers |
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| simple carbohydrate simple sugars |
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| triglyceride that is liquid at room temp |
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| building block of nuceic acid consisting of 5 carbon sugars |
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| compound containing carbon atoms |
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| covalent bond between two amino acid units formed by the dehydration reaction |
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| compound made up of molecules joined by asymmetrical polar bonds |
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| long molecule consisting of many similar or identical monomers linked together |
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| chemical substance formed as a result of a chemical reaction |
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| reduces the hydrogen ion concentration of a solution |
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| act of separating or state of being separated |
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| starting material in a chemical reaction |
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| monosacchride sugar containing five atoms of carbon |
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| energy rich compound made up of a single molecule of glycogen and 3 molecules of fatty acid |
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| has a 4 ring structure type of lipid |
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| the reactant on witch an enzyme work |
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| type of nucleic acid consisting of rucleotide monomers with a ribosome sugar and the nitroigen base |
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| tentative answer to a well framed question |
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| 3d biological polymer constructed from a set of 20 different monomers called amino acids |
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| polymer of up to over a thousand monosaccharides formed by dehidration |
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| a polymer of many acids linked together by peptide bonds |
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| measure of the amount of subcompoment |
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| substance that dissolved in a solution |
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| dissolving agent of solution |
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a sugar or one of its dimers of polymer
monosaccharide, dissaccharide, polysaccharides |
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| combonation of two amino acids |
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| reaction with two or molecules becom covalent bonded |
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| electrons are shared between two atoms |
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| homogenous liquid mixture of 2 or more substances |
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| blood vessel that penatrates tissue |
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