1. Which property of water is primarily responsible for its ability to support transport of nutrients in plants and animals?
2. Which organic molecule is primarily responsible for storing genetic information in cells?
3. What type of chemical bond is primarily responsible for the formation of salts like sodium chloride?
Water — polarity?
Uneven electron distribution in molecules
Enzymes — role?
Speed up chemical reactions by lowering activation energy
Cell theory — principle?
All living things are made of cells
Water — polarity?
Polar, forms hydrogen bonds.
Macromolecules — examples?
Carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids.
Cell theory — key idea?
All living things made of cells.
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