9 GRADE CHAPTER 2
COPY AND COMPLETE THE INFORMATION IN YOUR NOTEBOOK
1. Differ between the subatomic particles
2. Differ between Ion and isotopes
3. Differ between ionic and covalent bonds
4. Explain the properties of water: cohesion, polarity, adhesion and heat capacity
5. difer between solution and suspensions
6. Solution parts: solute and solvent
Compounds are form by combination of elements, the compound have properties different from the elements that form it.
The pH scale is used to indicate the concentration of H ions in solutions; solutions with a pH lower Than 7 is an acid but solutions with pH higher than 7 is called base.
Parts of an Amino acid are: Amino group (NH2, Carboxyl group (-COOH), Hydrogen and a Functional group.
Parts of a nucleotide: a 5 carbon compound, a phosphate group (PO4) and a nitrogenous base(Adenine, guanine, thymine and cytocine, uracil)
1. Differ between the subatomic particles
2. Differ between Ion and isotopes
3. Differ between ionic and covalent bonds
4. Explain the properties of water: cohesion, polarity, adhesion and heat capacity
5. difer between solution and suspensions
6. Solution parts: solute and solvent
Compounds are form by combination of elements, the compound have properties different from the elements that form it.
The pH scale is used to indicate the concentration of H ions in solutions; solutions with a pH lower Than 7 is an acid but solutions with pH higher than 7 is called base.
Parts of an Amino acid are: Amino group (NH2, Carboxyl group (-COOH), Hydrogen and a Functional group.
Parts of a nucleotide: a 5 carbon compound, a phosphate group (PO4) and a nitrogenous base(Adenine, guanine, thymine and cytocine, uracil)
Carbon compound
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Monomer
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Polymer
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Elements
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Function
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Carbohydrates
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Monosaccharides(glucosa)
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Disacccharide(sucrose)
Polysaccharides (starch)
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CxH2xOx
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Main source of energy
in living things
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Protein
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Amino acid
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Protein
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C,H,O,N
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Buid and repair
tissues
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Lipids
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Fatty acid and
glycerol
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Phospholipid, wax
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C, H and O
Long chain of C and H
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Store energy
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Nucleic acid
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Nucleotides
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DNA and RNA
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C,H,O,N,P
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Store and transmit
heredity or genetic information
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