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  1. Define matter.
  2. Describe an element.
  3. Describe the organization of an atom
  4. Explain the nature of isotopes and radioactive isotopes.
  5. Define a molecule and a compound.
  6. List the two basic types of bonds that occur between atoms.
  7. Describe why water is considered a polar molecule.
  8. Understand the importance of hydrogen bonding in water and other molecules.
  9. List the important properties of water molecules.
  10. Discuss the general chemical properties of acids and bases.
  11. Explain and be able to use the pH scale.
  12. Understand the roles buffers play in living things.
  13. Describe how molecules of life are built up and broken down
  14. Describe the structure and function of carbohydrates.
  15. Describe the function and the structure of the various types of lipids.
  16. Describe the functions and basic structure of proteins.
  17. Understand how protein structure illustrates the idea that the shape of a molecule influences its function.
  18. Discuss the structure of nucleic acids, and describe their functions in cells.
  19. Explain how the function of RNA is related to the function of DNA.
  20. Describe the structure and function of ATP.
  21. Understand and use the bold-faced and italicized terms included in this chapter.







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