MetalloidsHaveintermediateproperties ofmetals andnonmetalsIonicbondsA bond that hasa largeelectronegativityHydrogenbondType of bondcreatedbetween Hand F, O orNRibosomesLinks aminoacids togetherin orderspecified bymRNACovalentbondsA bond with littleto noelectronegativityThe"perfectbuffer"The halfequivalentpoint150mMIntracellularconcentrationof K+CytoplasmAqueoussolution wherebiochemicalreactions occurPlasmamembraneComposed oflipids, aminoacids, andcarbohydratesMetallicbondsA bondbetweenmetallicionsSaltMetal +non-metal ->HAUsed tosymboliseacidsHClAnacidicsolutionNucleolusWhereribosomesynthesis andassemblyoccursAcidNon-metaloxide +H2O ->GolgiapparatusDistributesproteinsand lipidsSmoothERWherebiosynthesisof lipidsoccursA-Used tosymboliseconjugatebasesPolarmoleculesMoleculeswith apermanentdipoleLondon-dispersionforcesInduceddipole-dipoleattractionBrønsted-LowryTheory thatdefines acidsas protondonorsNaOHA basicsolutionNucleoplasmControlcentre ofthe cellElectromagnetismTermreferring toelectric andmagneticforcesBaseMetaloxide +H2O ->Ion-dipoleinteractionInteractionsbetween twochemicalspecies4mMExtracellularconcentrationof K+O-linkedglycosylationCarbohydrate isattached to theoxygen atom ofa serine orthreonineresidueSalt +H2OMetaloxide +acid ->KUsed tosymbolisetheequilibriumconstantMetalloidsHaveintermediateproperties ofmetals andnonmetalsIonicbondsA bond that hasa largeelectronegativityHydrogenbondType of bondcreatedbetween Hand F, O orNRibosomesLinks aminoacids togetherin orderspecified bymRNACovalentbondsA bond with littleto noelectronegativityThe"perfectbuffer"The halfequivalentpoint150mMIntracellularconcentrationof K+CytoplasmAqueoussolution wherebiochemicalreactions occurPlasmamembraneComposed oflipids, aminoacids, andcarbohydratesMetallicbondsA bondbetweenmetallicionsSaltMetal +non-metal ->HAUsed tosymboliseacidsHClAnacidicsolutionNucleolusWhereribosomesynthesis andassemblyoccursAcidNon-metaloxide +H2O ->GolgiapparatusDistributesproteinsand lipidsSmoothERWherebiosynthesisof lipidsoccursA-Used tosymboliseconjugatebasesPolarmoleculesMoleculeswith apermanentdipoleLondon-dispersionforcesInduceddipole-dipoleattractionBrønsted-LowryTheory thatdefines acidsas protondonorsNaOHA basicsolutionNucleoplasmControlcentre ofthe cellElectromagnetismTermreferring toelectric andmagneticforcesBaseMetaloxide +H2O ->Ion-dipoleinteractionInteractionsbetween twochemicalspecies4mMExtracellularconcentrationof K+O-linkedglycosylationCarbohydrate isattached to theoxygen atom ofa serine orthreonineresidueSalt +H2OMetaloxide +acid ->KUsed tosymbolisetheequilibriumconstant

FoB_Week 2 - 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.


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  1. Have intermediate properties of metals and nonmetals
    Metalloids
  2. A bond that has a large electronegativity
    Ionic bonds
  3. Type of bond created between H and F, O or N
    Hydrogen bond
  4. Links amino acids together in order specified by mRNA
    Ribosomes
  5. A bond with little to no electronegativity
    Covalent bonds
  6. The half equivalent point
    The "perfect buffer"
  7. Intracellular concentration of K+
    150mM
  8. Aqueous solution where biochemical reactions occur
    Cytoplasm
  9. Composed of lipids, amino acids, and carbohydrates
    Plasma membrane
  10. A bond between metallic ions
    Metallic bonds
  11. Metal + non-metal ->
    Salt
  12. Used to symbolise acids
    HA
  13. An acidic solution
    HCl
  14. Where ribosome synthesis and assembly occurs
    Nucleolus
  15. Non-metal oxide + H2O ->
    Acid
  16. Distributes proteins and lipids
    Golgi apparatus
  17. Where biosynthesis of lipids occurs
    Smooth ER
  18. Used to symbolise conjugate bases
    A-
  19. Molecules with a permanent dipole
    Polar molecules
  20. Induced dipole-dipole attraction
    London-dispersion forces
  21. Theory that defines acids as proton donors
    Brønsted-Lowry
  22. A basic solution
    NaOH
  23. Control centre of the cell
    Nucleoplasm
  24. Term referring to electric and magnetic forces
    Electromagnetism
  25. Metal oxide + H2O ->
    Base
  26. Interactions between two chemical species
    Ion-dipole interaction
  27. Extracellular concentration of K+
    4mM
  28. Carbohydrate is attached to the oxygen atom of a serine or threonine residue
    O-linked glycosylation
  29. Metal oxide + acid ->
    Salt + H2O
  30. Used to symbolise the equilibrium constant
    K