Adenosinetriphosphate(ATP)chemicalcompoundthat providesenergy for useby body cellsNucleicacida chain ofnucleotides whichstores geneticinformation inbiologic systemsAqueoussolutionliquidmixture inwhich wateris the solventCarbondioxidecompound ofcarbon andoxygen, formed inthe body as awaste product ofcellularmetabolismEnergylevellimited regionsurrounding and at acertain distance fromthe nucleus of anatom containingelectrons; also calleda shellDisaccharidedouble sugar,such as sucroseor lactose; madeup of 2monosaccharidesHydrogenbondweak chemical bondthat occurs betweenthe partial positivecharge on a hydrogenatom covalently boundto a nitrogen or oxygenatom and the partialnegative charge ofanother polar molexuleNuclearmedicinetechnologistmedicalprofessional whoprepares andadministersradioactive drugsor othersubstancesPolysaccharidea complex, sugar orstarch, such asglycogen and plantstarches; made upof manymonosaccharidesHydrolysischemical reaction inwhich water is addedto a large molecule,causing it to breakapart into smallermoleculesAdenosinediphosphate(ADP)molecule similar toadenosinetriphosphate butcontaining only 2phosphate groupsGuanineone of thenitrogenous bases ofthe nucleotides inRNA, DNA andrelated molecules;abbreviated by g or GPharmacisthealth care workertrained todispense drugsand educatepatients in theirproper useAtomicmasscombinedtotal numberof protonsand neutronsin an atomAdenineone of severalnitrogen-containingbases that make upnucleotides, which inturn make up nucleicacids such as DNAand RNALock-and-keymodelconcept thatexplains howmolecules reactwhen they fittogether in acomplementarywayAtherosclerosishardening ofthe arteries;lipid depositslining the insideof the arteriesOrbitalregion of anatominhabited byelectronsDehydrationsynthesischemical reaction inwhich largemolecules are formedby removing waterfrom smallermolecules and joiningthem togetherSolventsubstance inwhich othersubstancesaredissolvedAlkalinebase; any substancethat, when dissolvedin water, contributesto an excess of OH-ions, thus creating ahigh pHGlycerolproductof lipiddigestionAtomicnumbertotal number ofprotons in anatom's nucleus;atoms of eachelement have acharacteristicatomic numberReactantany substanceentering (andbeing changedby) a chemicalreationAdenosinetriphosphate(ATP)chemicalcompoundthat providesenergy for useby body cellsNucleicacida chain ofnucleotides whichstores geneticinformation inbiologic systemsAqueoussolutionliquidmixture inwhich wateris the solventCarbondioxidecompound ofcarbon andoxygen, formed inthe body as awaste product ofcellularmetabolismEnergylevellimited regionsurrounding and at acertain distance fromthe nucleus of anatom containingelectrons; also calleda shellDisaccharidedouble sugar,such as sucroseor lactose; madeup of 2monosaccharidesHydrogenbondweak chemical bondthat occurs betweenthe partial positivecharge on a hydrogenatom covalently boundto a nitrogen or oxygenatom and the partialnegative charge ofanother polar molexuleNuclearmedicinetechnologistmedicalprofessional whoprepares andadministersradioactive drugsor othersubstancesPolysaccharidea complex, sugar orstarch, such asglycogen and plantstarches; made upof manymonosaccharidesHydrolysischemical reaction inwhich water is addedto a large molecule,causing it to breakapart into smallermoleculesAdenosinediphosphate(ADP)molecule similar toadenosinetriphosphate butcontaining only 2phosphate groupsGuanineone of thenitrogenous bases ofthe nucleotides inRNA, DNA andrelated molecules;abbreviated by g or GPharmacisthealth care workertrained todispense drugsand educatepatients in theirproper useAtomicmasscombinedtotal numberof protonsand neutronsin an atomAdenineone of severalnitrogen-containingbases that make upnucleotides, which inturn make up nucleicacids such as DNAand RNALock-and-keymodelconcept thatexplains howmolecules reactwhen they fittogether in acomplementarywayAtherosclerosishardening ofthe arteries;lipid depositslining the insideof the arteriesOrbitalregion of anatominhabited byelectronsDehydrationsynthesischemical reaction inwhich largemolecules are formedby removing waterfrom smallermolecules and joiningthem togetherSolventsubstance inwhich othersubstancesaredissolvedAlkalinebase; any substancethat, when dissolvedin water, contributesto an excess of OH-ions, thus creating ahigh pHGlycerolproductof lipiddigestionAtomicnumbertotal number ofprotons in anatom's nucleus;atoms of eachelement have acharacteristicatomic numberReactantany substanceentering (andbeing changedby) a chemicalreation

Chemistry of Life 3 of 3 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
  1. chemical compound that provides energy for use by body cells
    Adenosine triphosphate (ATP)
  2. a chain of nucleotides which stores genetic information in biologic systems
    Nucleic acid
  3. liquid mixture in which water is the solvent
    Aqueous solution
  4. compound of carbon and oxygen, formed in the body as a waste product of cellular metabolism
    Carbon dioxide
  5. limited region surrounding and at a certain distance from the nucleus of an atom containing electrons; also called a shell
    Energy level
  6. double sugar, such as sucrose or lactose; made up of 2 monosaccharides
    Disaccharide
  7. weak chemical bond that occurs between the partial positive charge on a hydrogen atom covalently bound to a nitrogen or oxygen atom and the partial negative charge of another polar molexule
    Hydrogen bond
  8. medical professional who prepares and administers radioactive drugs or other substances
    Nuclear medicine technologist
  9. a complex, sugar or starch, such as glycogen and plant starches; made up of many monosaccharides
    Polysaccharide
  10. chemical reaction in which water is added to a large molecule, causing it to break apart into smaller molecules
    Hydrolysis
  11. molecule similar to adenosine triphosphate but containing only 2 phosphate groups
    Adenosine diphosphate (ADP)
  12. one of the nitrogenous bases of the nucleotides in RNA, DNA and related molecules; abbreviated by g or G
    Guanine
  13. health care worker trained to dispense drugs and educate patients in their proper use
    Pharmacist
  14. combined total number of protons and neutrons in an atom
    Atomic mass
  15. one of several nitrogen-containing bases that make up nucleotides, which in turn make up nucleic acids such as DNA and RNA
    Adenine
  16. concept that explains how molecules react when they fit together in a complementary way
    Lock-and-key model
  17. hardening of the arteries; lipid deposits lining the inside of the arteries
    Atherosclerosis
  18. region of an atom inhabited by electrons
    Orbital
  19. chemical reaction in which large molecules are formed by removing water from smaller molecules and joining them together
    Dehydration synthesis
  20. substance in which other substances are dissolved
    Solvent
  21. base; any substance that, when dissolved in water, contributes to an excess of OH- ions, thus creating a high pH
    Alkaline
  22. product of lipid digestion
    Glycerol
  23. total number of protons in an atom's nucleus; atoms of each element have a characteristic atomic number
    Atomic number
  24. any substance entering (and being changed by) a chemical reation
    Reactant