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Name Date Class 4 92 Biological Compounds <strong>Study</strong> Guide Biological Compounds Directions: Complete the table below by placing a check mark (✓) in the column of each kind of organic compound that has each characteristic. Chapter 24 Characteristic Protein Nucleic acid Carbohydrate Lipid 1. hemoglobin is an example 2. includes fats and oils 3. polymers formed from amino acids 4. is a polymer 5. always contains carbon and hydrogen 6. is made up of nucleotides 7. includes RNA and DNA 8. RNA controls the production of these 9. includes sugar 10. its monomers contain –NH 2 and –COOH groups 11. controls cell reproduction and activities 12. ratio of hydrogen to oxygen is 2:1 13. is held together with peptide bonds 14. glucose is an example 15. includes starches 16. includes cholesterol 17. accounts for 15% of your weight 18. made up of monomers 19. molecule is ladder-shaped and twisted 20. is an organic compound Copyright © Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, a division of the McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
Copyright © Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, a division of the McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Name Date Class Directions: List four properties of metals and alloys and a use that each property is good for. Directions: Fill in the blanks by unscrambling the terms for each blank. Historians believe that the first people to use metals and their alloys lived in the (5) (grisit-tesepahur) Valley about (6) (C53B00). They were called the (7) (riamusen) people and they accidentally discovered (8) (zoebrn). The (9) (ripostrepe) of this alloy, which is made of (10) (procep) and (11) (nit), allowed humans to make better tools, weapons, armor, cooking utensils, and jewelry. These items changed the course of history. In modern times, (12) (sloyal) are still a factor in the shaping of human history. (13) (nitnatmiu) alloys are used to make (14) (paces hisps) and (15) (tlese) is used to fix broken or damaged human bodies. (16) (dofos) are packaged for long storage, and people (17) (lyf) through the air to get from place to place quickly. The science fiction of the past has become what we call a 'normal' life! Directions: What are space-age alloys? Give an example. 18. 1 1. 2. 3. 4. <strong>Study</strong> Guide Metals Property Use Chapter 25 Metals 93
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