Biochemistry

How many bonds does carbon form

4
how many bonds does hydrogen form

1
how many bonds does oxygen form

2
how many bonds does nitrogen form

3
suffix for monosaccharides

ose
carbs, sugars, saccharides are what

grains
chemical test for monosaccharide
what happens
- benedicts test
- blue heated green/orange/brown
chemical test for polysacchasride
what happens
- iodine
- rust to navy
chemical test for lipid
what happens
- brown paper
- if it leaves spot contains lipid
chemical test for protein
what happens
- biuretts
- light blue to purple
most lipids are triglycerides. what are theese made of
- 1 glyceral
- 3 fatty acids
saturated fat is found where
is what at room temps
does it have double bonds
- animals
- solid
- no
unsaturated fat is found where
does it have double bonds
- plants
- yes
monosaccharide examples
- glucose
- fructose
disaccaride examples
- lactose
- sucrose
structural formula
chemical formula
- where bonds are
- what its made of
elements found in monosaccharides
- hydrogen
- carbon
- oxygen
if there are more than 2 double bonds it is what

polyunsaturated
starch

found in plants and used for stored energy
glycogen

found in mammals and used for stored energy
celluose

found in plant cell walls and use for struture
how many different amino acids are found in nature

20
suffix for enaymes

ase
what is polypeptide

bond between nitrogen and carbon
what pH does enzymes work best

neutral and basic
what temps work best for enzymes

room temp then cold

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Biochemistry

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Biochemistry

Updated

2012-09-10T21:28:25Z

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