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Which of the following organic groups are found in naturally occuring amino acids?
Options
A. Guanidinium ion
B. Indole
C. Imidazole
D. All of these
Correct Answer
All of these
Water, pH and Macromolecules problems
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1. The pH of a solution is determined by
Options
A. concentration of salt
B. relative concentration of acids and bases
C. dielectric constant of the medium
D. environmental effect
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Correct Answer: relative concentration of acids and bases
2. The dissociation constant of H
2
O at 25° C is
Options
A. 10
-14
M
B. 10
14
M
C. 10
-7
M
D. 10
7
M
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Correct Answer: 10
-14
M
3. Molecules in which the atoms are held together by __________ bonds have the strongest chemical linkages.
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A. noncovalent
B. covalent
C. ionic
D. hydrogen
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Correct Answer: covalent
4. Weak acids generally have
pK
a
Options
A. values less than 1
B.
pK
a
values greater than 2
C. been seldom found in living systems
D. that cannot be used to buffer
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Correct Answer:
pK
a
values greater than 2
5. Who discovered and described the blood groups (ABO) classification?
Options
A. Theodor Kocher
B. Karl Landsteiner
C. Otto Warburg
D. Karl Hooper
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Correct Answer: Karl Landsteiner
6. The reason that fats contain more energy than simple sugars, is fats have many more
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A. carbon atoms
B. hydrogen atoms
C. covalent bonds
D. hydrogen bonds
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Correct Answer: covalent bonds
7. Buffer solutions
Options
A. will always have a pH of 7
B. are rarely found in living systems
C. cause a decrease in pH when acids are added to them.
D. tend to maintain a relatively constant pH.
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Correct Answer: tend to maintain a relatively constant pH.
8. Which of the following alcohols would be most soluble in water?
Options
A. methanol
B. ethanol
C. butanol
D. octanol
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Correct Answer: methanol
9. H
2
O and CH
4
are both examples of
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A. molecules
B. ions
C. acids
D. none of these
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Correct Answer: molecules
10. A solution with pH = 5 is __________ than a solution with pH = 7.
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A. 2 times more basic
B. 10 times more basic
C. 10 times more acidic
D. 100 times more acidic
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Correct Answer: 100 times more acidic
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