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Title: Biol 1020 Lab 2 - Biochemistry Lab Review


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Biol 1020Lab 2 - BiochemistryLab Review
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Question 1
  • Which of the following would be found in starch?

A
B
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Question 1
  • Which of the following would be found in starch?

This is a Glucose
A
B
4
Question 2
  • If the 2 glucose's below were to join where and
    how would the bond form?

5
Question 2
  • The bond would form between the 1st and 4th
    carbon. It would involve the removal of an OH
    and a H.

A
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Question 2
  • The bond would form between the 1st and 4th
    carbon. It would involve the removal of an OH
    and a H.


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C
H

O
H

6
C
H

O
H
2
2
O
O

5
H
H
H
H
A
H
H

4
1
1
O
H
O
H
H
H
O
H
H
O
O


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H
O
H
H
O
H
A new a 1-4 bond
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Question 3
  • What is this type of reaction called?


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C
H

O
H

6
C
H

O
H
2
2
O
O

5
H
H
H
H
A
H
H

4
1
1
O
H
O
H
H
H
O
H
H
O
O


3
H
O
H
H
O
H
A new a 1-4 bond
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Question 3
  • The reaction is a condensation reaction and
    involves the removal of water (H O).

2

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C
H

O
H

6
C
H

O
H
2
2
O
O

5
H
H
H
H
A
H
H

4
1
1
O
H
O
H
H
H
O
H
H
O
O


3
H
O
H
H
O
H
A new a 1-4 bond
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Question 4
  • Is glucose in this form a reducing sugar?

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Question 4
  • No- The double bonded Oxygen is part of the ring.
    We need to heat the solution to open the ring
    for the Benedicts test to be positive.

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Question 5
  • Which of the Catechol temperatures reacted
    fastest?
  • A. Ice bath
  • B. Room Temp
  • C. 100ºC
  • D. 40ºC

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Question 5
  • Which of the Catechol temperatures reacted
    fastest?
  • A. Ice bath
  • B. Room Temp
  • C. 100ºC
  • D. 40ºC

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Question 6
  • Why did the 100ºC Catechol not react?
  • A.The catechol bonds were broken by the heat
  • B.The catachol oxidase bonds were broken by the
    heat
  • C. The catachol oxidase was denatured by the heat
  • D. The catechol was denatured by the heat

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Question 6
  • Why did the 100ºC Catechol not react?
  • A.The catechol bonds were broken by the heat
  • B.The catachol oxidase bonds were broken by the
    heat
  • C. The catachol oxidase was denatured by the heat
  • D. The catechol was denatured by the heat

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Question 7
  • Why did the 0ºC Catechol not react?
  • A.The catechol was destroyed by the ice
  • B.There was not enough energy for the reaction to
    occur
  • C. The potato was frozen
  • D. The catechol oxidase was destroyed by the ice

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Question 7
  • Why did the 0ºC Catechol not react?
  • A.The catechol was destroyed by the ice
  • B.There was not enough energy for the reaction to
    occur
  • C. The potato was frozen
  • D. The catechol oxidase was destroyed by the ice

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Question 8
  • Which of the following would you think are non-
    polar molecules based on the ability to mix with
    oil?
  • A. Ether
  • B. Water
  • C. Soap

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Question 8
  • Which of the following would you think are
    non-polar molecules based on the ability to mix
    with oil?
  • A. Ether
  • B. Water
  • C. Soap
  • The soap did not mix-it emulsified

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Question 9
  • Which of the following is a difference between a
    fat and a phospholipid?
  • A. fats have 3 fatty acids and phospholipids have
    2
  • B. fats have non polar heads and phospholipids
    have polar heads
  • C. fats are used as an energy store while
    phospholipids form bilayers (membranes)
  • D. fats usually contain only H,C,O while
    phospholipid also contain N and P

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Question 9
  • Which of the following is a difference between a
    fat and a phospholipid?
  • A. fats have 3 fatty acids and phospholipids have
    2
  • B. fats have non polar heads and phospholipids
    have polar heads
  • C. fats are used as an energy store while
    phospholipids form bilayers (membranes)
  • D. fats usually contain only H,C,O while
    phospholipid also contain N and P
  • All are true

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Lab 2 - Biochemistry
Your lab bench must be cleaned up before you
leave. Place all of the test tubes back in the
rack! Leave all material in its original location
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Biol 1020Lab 2 - BiochemistryLab Review
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