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BS 161 Exam 1 Questions With 100% Correct Answers
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BS 161 Exam 1 Questions With 100% Correct Answers 
 
Where do lipids, a class of organic compounds, fit on the hierarchy of biological organization? - ANSWER- DNA 
 
What are characteristics of an ionic bond? - ANSWER- An electron is completely pulled from one atom to another. The electronegativity difference is always high between atoms of this bond type. 
 
What are characteristics of a covalent bond? - ANSWER- Atoms of this bond might have equal electronegativities. This bond may also be pola...
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BS161 2024 Updated Exam
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What type of bond occurs between molecules? - ANSWER Covalent bond 
 
Blank unwinds DNA - ANSWER Helicase 
 
DNA polymerase can only add nucleotides to the 3' end of an blank strand - ANSWER Existing 
 
What forces occur between molecules? - ANSWER Ionic, hydrogen, hydrophobic clustering and london dispersion forces 
 
Covalent bonds involve To fill outer electron shells - ANSWER Sharing of electrons. 
 
What is the goal of covalent bonding? - ANSW...
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atoms - Answer- nucleus made up of positive protons and uncharged neutrons 
 
nucleus - Answer- consists of protons and neutrons that are positively charged, dense, heavier than electrons 
 
protons - Answer- positively charged element in the nucleus that binds to a neutron 
 
electrons - Answer- negatively charged and orbit the nucleus 
 
Neutrons - Answer- uncharged atomic particles contained with the nucleus 
 
true or false: the number of protons determines its identity - Answer- True 
 
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BSC1005 Exam 1 (Chapters 1-7) - Study Guide || A+ Verified Solutions.
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Water molecules are polar because 
 
a.Hydrogen and oxygen atoms form ions when they bond 
b.They are key to ice formation 
c.Hydrogen and oxygen have very similar electronegativity 
d.Hydrogen and oxygen have very different electronegativity correct answers Water molecules are polar because hydrogen and oxygen have very different electronegativities. 
 
Individual water molecules are held together by weak interactions called 
a. double bonds 
b. ionic bonds 
c. covalent bonds 
d. hydrogen bonds...
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Electronegativity of water correct answers The different electronegativities of hydrogen and oxygen make water a polar molecule capable of forming hydrogen bonds. This makes water a good solute. 
 
Hydrophobic interactions correct answers Non-polar hydrophobic compounds dissolve poorly in water. These compounds minimize their surface area exposed to water by forming aggregates in which the hydrophobic groups go to the interior through hydrophobic interactions. Only the more polar portions intera...
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Semmelweis Entrance Exam (N) Questions with Verified Answers 2024/2025
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The mole concept Correct Answer: A method that allows the relative number of reactant particles involved in a chemical reaction to be known 
 
Avogadro's number Correct Answer: number of representative particles in a mole, 6.02 X 10^23 
 
Basic structures of atoms Correct Answer: There is a nucleus in the center surrounded by an electron cloud or field 
 
Quantum numbers Correct Answer: Quantum numbers describe values of...
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A LEVEL Chemisrty June 2020 Paper 2 Questions From Real Exams
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A LEVEL Chemisrty June 2020 Paper 2 Questions 
From Real Exams 
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Section A 
Answer all questions in this section. 
Do not write 
outside the 
box 
This question is about 1-chloropropane. 
. Define the term standard enthalpy of formation. 
[2 marks] 
. The equation for a reaction used to manufacture 1-chloropropane is 
3CH3CH2CH2OH(l) + PCl3(l) 3CH3CH2CH2Cl(l) + H3PO3(s) 
The enthalpy change for this reaction, ΔH, is –114 kJ mol–1 
Table 1 contains some standard enthalpy of formati...
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Anatomy & Physiology Ch. 2 (Chemistry of Life) with complete verified solutions.
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Matter 
Anything that has mass and occupies space 
 
 
Atom 
Smallest unit of matter 
 
 
Protons 
Found in Nucleus, positively charged 
 
 
Electrons 
Found outside Nucleus, negatively charged 
 
 
Neutrons 
Found in Nucleus, neutral charge 
 
 
Atomic Number 
Number of protons an atom has 
 
 
Human body is made up of what 4 elements? 
Hydrogen, Carbon, Oxygen, Nitrogen 
 
 
Suspension 
Mixture containing large, unevenly distributed particles 
 
 
Colloid 
Mixture with small, evenly distribute...
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Name the essential elements in living organisms correct answers C, N, H, O (S+P) 
 
What is the smallest living unit and smallest non living unit correct answers cell, atom 
 
Given an atom's protons, neutrons, and electrons, state an atom's mass number & atomic number and vice versa correct answers protons=atomic number 
neutrons+protons= mass number 
 
Determine valence electrons if given total number of electrons for an atom and/or its electron diagram (includes determining how many ele...
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Ionic Bond: 
️ Force of attraction between two oppositely charged ions formed by one particle losing electrons 
and another gaining electrons. 
️ Formed when one atom takes an electron from another atom—ions are the result (one positive, 
one negative)—they stick together because of opposite charges. 
️ Difference between electronegativities is high. 
️ Involves metals (low electronegativity) losing electrons to form cati...
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