Inorganic ions Flashcards

1
Q

What is an inorganic ion?

A

An ion that doesn’t contain carbon

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2
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Where are there inorganic ions?

A

In solution
In the cytoplasm
In all of the body fluids

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3
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What ions are in haemoglobin? What binds to this ion?

A

Fe2+

Oxygen

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4
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What does Fe2+ temporarily become when it binds? When does it return back to Fe2+?

A

Fe3+

When it releases the oxygen

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5
Q

What ion is pH calculated based on the concentration of?

A

H+

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6
Q

Will the pH increase or lower when there are more H+ ions present?

A

Lower

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7
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What does Na+ help to transport across the cell membrane? What is this known as?

A

Glucose or an amino acid

Co-transport

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8
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How are phosphate groups formed?

A

When a phosphate ion (PO43−) attaches to another molecule

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9
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Which 3 important molecules have a phosphate group?

A

DNA
ATP
RNA

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