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| The process of removing water in which monomers form polymers |
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| the suffix meaning "to break apart" |
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| One of four major biomolecules that functions in long-term energy storage. Contains the elements C and H |
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| the prefix meaning "water" |
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| a main molecule made and used by living things containing Carbon, Hydrogen, and (often) oxygen. |
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| One of the four major biomolecules that functions in long-term energy storage. Contains the elements C, H, and O in a 1:2:1 ratio. |
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| prefix meaning "multiple" |
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| a main biomolecule made and used by living things that functions in repair and hormone function |
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| One of four main biomolecules used by living things to encode genetic information. |
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| A protein catalyst that functions to lower activation energy and catalize chemical reactions in living organisms |
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| an enzyme that functions in breaking down milk products |
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| the energy required to begin a chemical reaction |
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| an enzyme that functions in breaking down proteins |
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| the substance that an enzyme acts on |
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| the amount of particles within a given volume. |
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| An enzyme that functions in turning hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen |
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| a measurement unit for acidity or basicity. Measurement for the amount of hydrogen ions present |
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| an enzyme located in saliva that breaks down complex carbohydrates into simple carbohydrates. |
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