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Which of the following structures represents a molecule belonging to the ketone family?
CH
3
– CO – NH
2
CH
3
– NH
2
CH
3
– O – CH
3
CH
3
– CO – CH
3
A ketone has a “carbonyl” functional group (C double bonded to O), while the carbon atom of the carbonyl group is also bonded to two other carbon atoms (that is, is attached to two radicals). Choice C is incorrect as the O is single bonded to the carbon(s). Choice A is incorrect as the NH group is not a radical.
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Chemistry for Physiology
Given that a mole is 6 × 10
23
particles, what is a millimole?
6 × 10
20
particles
1000 mol
6 × 10
26
particles
0.0001 mol
A millimole is one thousandth (or 0.001) of a mole.1 mmol = 10−
3
× (6 × 10
23
) = 6 × 10
20
particles
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Chemistry for Physiology
What happens when an acid is added to a buffered solution?
The solution becomes acidic
The pH of the solution decreases significantly.
The pH of the solution decreases very slightly.
The pH of the solution increases slightly.
A buffer will resist change to its pH. But pH does alter very slightly as the basic component destroys the added acid and in the process becomes its cognate partner. This changes the ratio of the two components of the buffer slightly and hence the pH.
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rikazzz
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Chemistry for Physiology
Osmosis may be defined as which of the following?
The diffusion of water molecules across a semipermeable membrane from the solution with lower water concentration into the solution of higher water concentration
The movement of water molecules across a semipermeable membrane from the solution of higher concentration into the solution of lower concentration
The diffusion of solute particles across a semipermeable membrane from the solution of higher concentration into the solution of lower concentration
The movement of water molecules across a semipermeable membrane from the solution of lower concentration into the solution of higher concentration
The definition should include “water”, movement through an SP membrane and direction of water flow from more dilute solution into the solution of higher concentration.
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rikazzz
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Chemistry for Physiology
Which of the following is a typical formula for a polypeptide?
C57H110O6
C18H29O2
C21H41O5N8
C6H12O6
A polypeptide is several amino acids joined together. Hence the element nitrogen must be present.
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rikazzz
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Chemistry for Physiology
Most nonmolecular compounds form by the chemical combination of:
Molecules with molecules
Non-metals with non-metals
Metals with metals
Metals with non-metals
Ionic compounds are formed when metal atoms react with non-metal atoms. The structures that form are not molecular.
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rikazzz
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Chemistry for Physiology
Which one of the following processes that describe movement of the particles in a solution does NOT require passing through a membrane?
Diffusion
Filtration
Dialysis
Osmosis
While diffusion can occur through a membrane, its presence is not required in order to define diffusion.
Author:
rikazzz
Comment
Chemistry for Physiology
Given that urea has the formula H
2
NCONH
2
and the atomic weights H = 1, C = 12, N = 14 and O = 16, what is the mass of 1 mol of urea?
71 g
60 g
45 g
43 g
Multiply the number of atoms of each element (H, C, N, O) in the formula by the element’s atomic weight to get mass of a mole. Hence: (4 × 1) + (1 × 12) + (2 × 14) + (1 × 16) = 4 + 12 + 28 + 16 = 60 g.
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rikazzz
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Chemistry for Physiology
In organic compounds, how many bonds do carbon atoms always form?
Four single bonds
Four covalent bonds
Two double bonds
Four ionic bonds
Carbon has four valence electrons and “would like” a share of four more to fill its outer shell. This is achieved by four covalent bonds, where a double bond counts as two covalent bonds.
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rikazzz
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Chemistry for Physiology
Which of the following is the ion of a metal element?
Na
+
NH
4
+
Cl−
HCO
3
−
A metal element loses an electron in chemical reactions so that its number of protons outnumber the electrons which leaves it with a positive charge. Choice B, while being a positive ion, is a compound, not an element.
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