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Which is supported by a considerable amount of evidence and is widely accepted by the scientific community?

Theory.

Which is the correct order from weakest to strongest?

Hypothesis, theory, law.

The general public views the word theory with which definition?

A lack of knowledge, or a guess.

In a certain experiment, group A was given a new painkilling pill while group B was given a sugar pill. In this experiment:

The sugar pill is the placebo.

Which statement is true about the scientific method?

Many hypotheses should be proposed.

Which is a property of ALL life forms?

Contain DNA.

Who invented the periodic table?

Dmitri Mendeleev.

Which is true about the charges of subatomic particles?

Protons are positive.

What is found in the nucleus of an atom?

Neutrons and protons.

How many valence electrons does does carbon have?

4.

How many protons does nitrogen have?

7.

How many valence electrons does lithium (atomic #3) have?

1.

How many electrons does fluorine (atomic #9) need to complete its outer energy level?

1.

Which is true about ionic compounds?

Iconic compounds are held together by ionic bonds.

No electrons are shared or transferred in this type of bond.

Hydrogen bond.

A type of bond where both atoms exert the same pull on shared electrons.

Nonpolar covalent bond.

Which is a water molecule that has lost one proton?

OH-

Which is a hydroxide ion?

OH-

Which substance releases hydrogen ions in water?

Acid.

The H+ concentration is higher than the OH- concentration in which substance?

Acid.

Which is the most alkaline?

pH 12.

What is the range of the pH scale?

0-14.

Which has the highest OH- concentration?

pH 12.

Which has the lowest H+ concentration?

pH 12.

What is the difference in H+ concentration between pH 2 and pH 5?

1000x

Cellulose is made from which monosaccharide?

Glucose.

Which is found in plant cell walls?

Cellulose.

Which is a carbohydrate?

Glucose.

What macromolecule is made from monosaccharides?

Polysaccharides.

What subunits are used to make proteins?

Amino acids.

Which is a protein?

Hemoglobin.

Which is true about dehydration synthesis?

Water is removed from the subunits while they are joining.

What kind of molecule is represented by figure #3.2?

Monosaccharide.

What is the name of the boxed functional group in figure #3.2?

Aldehyde.

How many hydroxyl groups are found in figure #3.2?

5.

Which is a food storage polysaccharide found in animals?

Glycogen.

How many fatty acids are found in one phospholipid?

2.

Which tends to be a solid at room temperature and has only single bonds between the carbon atoms in the fatty acid tails?

Saturated fats.

How many molecules of glycerol are in one triglyceride molecule?

1.

How many different amino acids are found in most living cells?

20.

ALL amino acids have which of the following?

An amino group and a carboxyl group.

What is the name of the this functional group: R-CH3?

Methyl.

What is the molecular formula for glucose?

C6H12O6

Which macromolecule might contain the subunit glycine?

Proteins.

Which is a lipid?

Phospholipid.

Which is a nucleus acid?

DNA.

Propylene (C3H6) contains:

One double bond.

Formaldehyde (CH2O) contains:

One double bond.

Glycerol (C3H8O3) contains:

Only single bonds.

Methyamine (CNH5) contains:

Only single bonds.