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KMT & Gases and Biomolecules QuizOnline version
Explore gases, formulas, and biomolecule basics.
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What does the Kinetic Molecular Theory assume about gas particles?
2
At a constant volume, what happens to pressure if temperature rises?
3
Which law relates pressure, volume, and temperature of an ideal gas?
4
Which equation is commonly written as PV = nRT?
5
What element is most abundant in carbohydrates?
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Which biomolecule primarily provides long-term energy storage?
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Which biomolecule is made of amino acids?
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Which biomolecule stores genetic information?
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Which macronutrient group includes starch and fiber?
10
Food labels often list which component for energy content?
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What does the Kinetic Molecular Theory assume about gas particles?
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At constant pressure, if temperature increases, what happens to volume?
13
What does the R in PV = nRT stand for?
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Which law describes P inversely proportional to V at constant T?
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Which elements are present in carbohydrates?
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Lipids are primarily composed of which elements?
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Proteins are made from amino acids containing which elements?
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Which sugar is found in DNA?
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Which nutrient provides about 9 kcal per gram on food labels?
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Which gas law describes pressure increasing with temperature at constant volume?
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Which theory states that gas particles are in continuous random motion and collide elastically?
22
In the ideal gas law, PV = nRT, what does P stand for?
23
If volume increases and temperature is constant for a gas, what happens to pressure?
24
Which biomolecule primarily provides long-term energy storage and insulation?
25
Which elements are most abundant in carbohydrates?
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Which biomolecule category includes enzymes and structural components?
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Nucleic acids store and transmit genetic information using which units?
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Which food label nutrient is a measure of energy per serving?
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Which gas law variable remains constant in Boyle's law when temperature is fixed?
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Which biomolecule is primarily built from amino acids?
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