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Computational Chemistry Challenge
Computational Chemistry Challenge
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Proteins can be described as molecular machines. Their function depends on their:
Nucleic Acids
3D Fold
Color
Taste
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Medications, like ibuprofen (Advil or Motrin) that you might take if you have a fever or headache, work by binding to:
DNA
pain receptors
all enzymes
a particular type of enzyme
3
Enzymes catalyze, or speed up, chemical reactions and make them:
1 to 2 times faster
5 to 10 times faster
millions to trillions times faster
100 to 1000 times faster
4
The active site of enzymes ____ the substrate.
holds in place
is not changed in the end by
catalyzes
all the above
5
You simulate the picture and then hit the blue cluster with a fast atom. What will increase? (atom color = its speed)
the electrical charge
the number of organized blue clusters
the time it takes atoms to hit the walls
the number of colors of atoms and 'entropy'
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Molecular dynamics use Newton's laws of motions. These laws describe how the motion of an object changes in response to:
force
the ether
quantum physics
speed
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Thousands of chemical reactions happen in our bodies. ___ make these reactions faster by catalysis. (Fill the blank)
Enzymes
Electolytes
Lipids
Bacteria
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Ibuprofen (Advil or Motrin) binds to a particular enzyme and ____ the natural binding molecule produced by your body.
blocks or 'inhibits'
speeds up or 'activates'
reacts with
destroys
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Computational chemists use physics, chemistry, computer science, and math. Which of these subjects do you like the most?
Math
Chemistry
Physics
Computer Science
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If you run a simulation of atoms and decrease the temperature of the atoms, you would expect them to:
put on a jacket
speed up
slow down
increase in size