10 Questions
What is the function of globular proteins?
Movement, structure, communication, and speed up chemical processes
What type of bond is formed due to a large difference in electronegativity between atoms?
Covalent bond
What is the backbone of organic macromolecules primarily composed of?
Carbon and Hydrogen
Which type of fat has a C-C double or triple bond and is commonly found in plant fats?
Unsaturated fat
What does a solvent do in a solution?
Dissolves the solute
What is the function of a buffer?
To resist change in pH
What type of fat is commonly found in animal fat and lacks C-C double or triple bonds?
Saturated Fat
What causes hydrogen bonds to form?
Attraction between partially charged atoms
What is the primary function of globular proteins?
Movement
What is the backbone of organic macromolecules primarily composed of?
C and H
Test your knowledge of living organisms and chemical bonding with this quiz. Explore the characteristics of living things such as reproduction, growth, metabolism, interaction with the environment, regulation, and organization. Additionally, delve into the causes of hydrogen bonds, including factors like electronegativity and polar covalent bonds.
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