Scientific Method and Biochemistry

In order to validate a scientist's experimental findings he should: 

When an atom loses or gains an electron it forms

Enzymes are almost always this macromolecule

In what kind of bond does one atom take an electron from another?

The particles found in the nucleus include which of the following:

What property of water allows it to dissolve sugars easily?

Are viruses considered living organisms?

T/F An organism doesn't have to be able to respond to its environment to be considered alive. 

Which type of bond is the strongest?

When acid is placed in any solution containing water what happens?

Which of the following are properties of water?

A scientific theory is an explanation of:

An organism's metabolism is the 

Why are organic molecules so diverse?

Is a virus made of cells?

T/F An organism must have cells in order to be considered alive.

T/F An organism must be able to reproduce in order to be considered alive.

Experiments are used to do what?

Amino Acids are the monomers for what macromolecule?

How many bonds can Carbon form?

If an enzyme breaks down a fruit, what kind of macromolecule is it breaking down?

Biodiversity increases as

I counted the # of bacterial cultures on plates a-f, data below. The average # of cultures is?

Which solution has the greatest concentration of hydroxide ions? (OH^-)