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Enzymes. Nuc. Acids & Chem. Rxns. Proteins. Lipids. Carbohydrate. Baby Chemistry 100 200 300 400 500 FINAL JEOPARDY FINAL JEOPARDY

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Baby Chemistry- 100 answer100 answer Molecules are considered to be organic because they all contain this element.

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Baby Chemistry- 100 question100 question Carbon

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Baby Chemistry- 200 answer200 answer This is the name for the picture version of a molecule.

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Baby Chemistry- 200 question200 question Structural Formula

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Baby Chemistry- 300 answer300 answer These are the happy numbers for carbons valence electrons in the 1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd electron clouds.

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Baby Chemistry- 300 question300 question 1 st - 2 2 nd - 8 3 rd - 8

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Baby Chemistry- 400 answer400 answer These are the happy bonding numbers for Carbon, Hydrogen and Oxygen.

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Baby Chemistry- 400 question400 question Carbon 4 bonds Hydrogen 1 bonds Oxygen 2 bonds

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Baby Chemistry- 500 answer500 answer This is the process that takes monomers (individual pieces) and combines them to form polymers.

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Baby Chemistry- 500 question500 question Polymerization

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Carbohydrates - 100 answer100 answer These are the 2 main functions of Carbohydrates in living organisms.

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Carbohydrates - 100 question100 question Energy (1 st source) & Cell Structure

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Carbohydrates - 200 answer200 answer This is the Carbon Hydrogen Oxygen ratio that can help to identify Carbohydrates from other types of molecules.

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Carbohydrates - 200 question200 question 1 Carbon 2 Hydrogen 1 Oxygen

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Carbohydrates - 300 answer300 answer All Carbohydrates (and therefore sugars) end in these 3 letters.

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Carbohydrates - 300 question300 question -ose (glucose)

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Carbohydrates - 400 answer400 answer These are the functional units (monomers) that make up Carbohydrates.

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Carbohydrates - 400 question400 question Monosaccharides

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Carbohydrates - 500 answer500 answer

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Carbohydrates - 500 question500 question

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Lipids - 100 answer100 answer Lipids are also know as the other 3 things.

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Lipids - 100 question100 question Fats, Oils and Waxes

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Lipids - 200 answer200 answer These are 2 of the 3 main functions of Lipids in living organisms.

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Lipids - 200 question200 question 1) Energy (2 nd source) 2) Cell Structure 3) Chemical Messengers

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Lipids - 300 answer300 answer This is the ratio of Hydrogen to Oxygen in Lipids which makes them identifiable from other molecules.

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Lipids - 300 question300 question Hydrogen to Oxygen is greater than 2:1

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Lipids - 400 answer400 answer These are the 4 monomers required to make 1 triglyceride.

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Lipids - 400 questionquestion 1 glycerol 3 fatty acids

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Lipids - 500 answer500 answer This is the process shown in the following picture.

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Lipids - 500 question500 question Hydrolysis

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Proteins - 100 answer100 answer Proteins are composed of these 4 elements.

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Proteins - 100 question 100 question Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen

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Proteins - 200 answer200 answer These are special proteins that speed up chemical reactions.

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Proteins - 200 question 200 question Enzymes.

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Proteins - 300 answer 300 answer These are the functional units (monomers) that make up proteins.

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Proteins - 300 question 300 question Amino Acids

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Proteins - 400 answer400 answer This is one function of proteins in living organisms.

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Proteins - 400 question 400 question Cell Structure Enzymes Help Cells Move Aid in cell communication Aid in immune function Aid in molecule transport

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Proteins - 500 answer500 answer This is the process shown in the following picture.

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Proteins - 500 question 500 question Dehydration Synthesis

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Nucleic Acids & Chem Rxns - 100 answer100 answer This is the main function of Nucleic Acids in living organisms

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Nucleic Acids & Chem Rxns - 100 question 100 question To store and transmit genetic information.

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Nucleic Acids & Chem Rxns - 200 answer200 answer These are the 2 main types of Nucleic Acids.

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Nucleic Acids & Chem Rxns - 200 question 200 question Ribonucleic Acid (RNA) & Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA)

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Nucleic Acids & Chem Rxns - 300 answer300 answer These are the monomers that make up Nucleic Acids.

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Nucleic Acids & Chem Rxns - 300 question 300 question Nucleotides

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Nucleic Acids & Chem Rxns - 400 answer400 answer A chemical reaction is defined as this.

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Nucleic Acids & Chem Rxns - 400 question 400 question A process that changes one set of chemicals into another.

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Nucleic Acids & Chem Rxns - 500 answer500 answer These are the reactants of the following chemical reaction. CO2 + H2O > H2CO3

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Nucleic Acids & Chem Rxns - 500 question 500 question CO2 and H2O

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Enzymes - 100 answer 100 answer Enzymes always end in these 3 letters.

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Enzymes - 100 question 100 question -ase (lactase)

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Enzymes - 200 answer 200 answer Enzymes function because they lower this value to get a reaction started.

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Enzymes - 200 question 200 question Activation Energy.

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Enzymes - 300 answer 300 answer Enzymes are also referred to as these biological substances because they accelerate the rate of a chemical reaction.

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Enzymes - 300 question 300 question Catalyst.

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Enzymes - 400 answer 400 answer As seen in the lab, the amount of time it takes for an enzyme to break down a molecule.

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Enzymes - 400 question 400 question Rate of Reaction

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Enzymes - 500 answer 500 answer Changes in pH or temperature are detrimental to chemical reactions because it will change this complex which is the site of attachment between reactants and enzymes.

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Enzymes - 500 question 500 question Enzyme Substrate Complex (Lock and Key Method)

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Final Jeopardy Answer begin Name the 2 types of fats that we discussed in class and which one is healthier and why.

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Final Jeopardy Question Saturated Fats and Unsaturated Fats Unsaturated is healthier because it is not saturated with hydrogen and has at least 1 double bond in it. The double bond creates kinks in the fatty acid tail which is easier for the body to break down and therefore healthier.