The process by which liquid triglycerides can be converted to solid triglyceride
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Question
The process by which liquid triglycerides can be converted to solid triglycerides is called __________.
10.
Which of the following does not have the formula C6H12?
11.
A short peptide chain consisting of a few amino acids is called a(n) __________.
12.
13.
Which is not an addition polymer?
14.
Which would not be classified as a functional group?
15.
Which cannot be found in starch?
16.
Which is a polysaccharide stored in animals?
17.
Hydrocarbons that have alternating double bonds in a six member ring are known as __________.
18.
Which is not a disaccharide?
19.
Which compound is an alkyne?
20.
Which compound is inorganic?
21.
Which compound represents a carbohydrate?
22.
The breakdown products of fats are __________.
23.
Hydrocarbons that contain triple bonds are called __________.
24.
The digestion process in our body is regulated by __________.
25.
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27.
28.
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30.
31.
Which is the lightest among the following particles?
32.
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38.
Binding energy is __________.
39.
40.
The process by which liquid triglycerides can be converted to solid triglycerides is called __________.
A) condensationB) hydrogenation
C) polymerization
D) fusion
10.
Which of the following does not have the formula C6H12?
A)CH3CH2CH=CHCH2CH3
B)
C)
D)
11.
A short peptide chain consisting of a few amino acids is called a(n) __________.
A) polymerB) oligopeptide
C) protein
D) polypeptide
12.
The following represents an ________________.
B) arene
C) alkynes
D) alkene
13.
Which is not an addition polymer?
A) poly(vinyl chloride)B) polyethylene
C) polystyrene
D) polyester
14.
Which would not be classified as a functional group?
A) -NH2B) -COOH
C) -CH3
D) -OH
15.
Which cannot be found in starch?
A) amyloseB) cellulose
C) amylopectin
D) glucose
16.
Which is a polysaccharide stored in animals?
A) celluloseB) glycogen
C) amylopectin
D) amylose
17.
Hydrocarbons that have alternating double bonds in a six member ring are known as __________.
A) arenesB) alkanes
C) alkynes
D) alkenes
18.
Which is not a disaccharide?
A) lactoseB) fructose
C) maltose
D) sucrose
19.
Which compound is an alkyne?
A)CH3CH2CH2CH2OH
B)
C)
CH3CH2CH=CHCH2CH3
D)
CH3CH2C?CH
20.
Which compound is inorganic?
A) CCl4B) SiCl4
C) C12H22O11
D) CH3CH2CH2CH2CH2CO2CH3
21.
Which compound represents a carbohydrate?
A) Na2CO3B) C2H6O
C) C11H22O11
D) CO2
22.
The breakdown products of fats are __________.
A) monosaccharidesB) glycerol and long chain carboxylic acids
C) glucose and fructose
D) amino acids
23.
Hydrocarbons that contain triple bonds are called __________.
A) alkynesB) alkanes
C) aromatics
D) alkenes
24.
The digestion process in our body is regulated by __________.
A) enzymesB) metabolites
C) strong acids
D) high temperatures
25.
What is the missing particle in the reaction below?
? + Li ? 2 alpha particles
B) He
C) H
D) H
26.
The reaction below is an example of __________.
C+C? Mg
B) fusion
C) transmutation
D) isotope coupling
27.
The process below is an example of __________.
Fr ? At + He
B) beta emission
C) alpha emission
D) neutron emission
28.
The half-life of C is 5730 years. If a mummy wrapping contains about 1/2 as much C as modern cotton fabric, the age of the mummy must be about __________ years.
A) 17,400B) 23,200
C) 11,600
D) 5800
29.
If the half-life of a hypothetical isotope is 5 hr, the leftover amount of an original quantity of after 15 hr will be __________.
A) 10.0 gB) 2.5 g
C) 6.67 g
D) 5.0 g
30.
The Cf to Cm conversion is accompanied by __________.
A) an electron captureB) an electron release
C) a neutron capture
D) an alpha emission
31.
Which is the lightest among the following particles?
A) neutronB) beta particle
C) alpha particle
D) proton
32.
The isotope He has a half-life of 0.1225 s. How long will it take for the radioactivity of a sample of this isotope to fall to 1/16 of its original intensity?
A) 0.25 sB) 0.49 s
C) 0.37 s
D) 16 s
33.
How many protons does the nucleus of the Kr isotope have?
A) 46B) 118
C) 36
D) 82
34.
WhenC is converted to N, __________.
A) an alpha particle is emittedB) an electron is released
C) a neutron is released
D) an electron is captured
35.
The reaction below is an example of __________.
U?Ba+ Kr+ 2n
B) fusion
C) fission
D) transmutation
36.
The process below is an example of __________.
Fr ? Rn + e
B) positron emission
C) neutron emission
D) alpha emission
37.
TheHg to Pt conversion is accompanied by __________.
A) an alpha emissionB) an electron release
C) an electron capture
D) a neutron capture
38.
Binding energy is __________.
A) the amount of mass produced during a nuclear reactionB) the amount of mass that is converted to energy during a nuclear reaction
C) the amount of energy released when an atom forms from its subatomic particles
D) the amount of energy absorbed when an atom forms from its subatomic particles
39.
What is the missing particle in the reaction below?
Pa + n ? Ac + ?
B) e
C) H
D) He
40.
The process below is an example of __________.
Fr ? Fr + n
B) neutron emission
C) alpha emission
D) positron emission
Explanation / Answer
Hydrogenation
10) B
11) B
12) D
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