SCIENCE 10 (2nd Sem AY 2023-2024) Study Guide & Worksheet B 30. Among the likely source(s) of oceans and seas in young Earth discussed in this module, describe two sources. i. ii. 31. Which came first, the atmosphere or the hydrosphere? Provide three supporting arguments. i. 11. Topic 6: Molecular Self-Assembly 32. Define the following terms (these terms were used by Whitesides and Grzybowski in their article) Covalent Interactions: Noncovalent Interactions Static Self-Assembly: Dynamic Self-Assembly: Templated Self-Assembly: Biological Self-Assembly: 33. Identify the type of self-assembly for the following events and explain using the various features described by Whitesides and Grzybowsky in their article. i. Folding of proteins to establish its secondary structure: ii. Formation of micelles when you put detergent in water: iii. Formation of the double-helical structure of the DNA: iv. Formation of stalactites on the ceilings of caves: LACK Z ©2024 Balista (This instrument is intended solely for the use of SCIENCE 10 Students during the 2nd Sem AY 2023-24 in UPLB. Do not share in social media or in any other forum outside this class.) Page 5 of 7 to the For 27 Briefly descr The role of This attit ong t P pl 29. DO ©20 soci Pa
SCIENCE 10 (2nd Sem AY 2023-2024) Study Guide & Worksheet B 30. Among the likely source(s) of oceans and seas in young Earth discussed in this module, describe two sources. i. ii. 31. Which came first, the atmosphere or the hydrosphere? Provide three supporting arguments. i. 11. Topic 6: Molecular Self-Assembly 32. Define the following terms (these terms were used by Whitesides and Grzybowski in their article) Covalent Interactions: Noncovalent Interactions Static Self-Assembly: Dynamic Self-Assembly: Templated Self-Assembly: Biological Self-Assembly: 33. Identify the type of self-assembly for the following events and explain using the various features described by Whitesides and Grzybowsky in their article. i. Folding of proteins to establish its secondary structure: ii. Formation of micelles when you put detergent in water: iii. Formation of the double-helical structure of the DNA: iv. Formation of stalactites on the ceilings of caves: LACK Z ©2024 Balista (This instrument is intended solely for the use of SCIENCE 10 Students during the 2nd Sem AY 2023-24 in UPLB. Do not share in social media or in any other forum outside this class.) Page 5 of 7 to the For 27 Briefly descr The role of This attit ong t P pl 29. DO ©20 soci Pa
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Study Guide & Worksheet B
30. Among the likely source(s) of oceans and seas in young Earth discussed in this module, describe two sources.
i.
ii.
31. Which came first, the atmosphere or the hydrosphere? Provide three supporting arguments.
i.
11.
Topic 6: Molecular Self-Assembly
32. Define the following terms (these terms were used by Whitesides and Grzybowski in their article)
Covalent Interactions:
Noncovalent Interactions
Static Self-Assembly:
Dynamic Self-Assembly:
Templated Self-Assembly:
Biological Self-Assembly:
33. Identify the type of self-assembly for the following events and explain using the various features described by
Whitesides and Grzybowsky in their article.
i. Folding of proteins to establish its secondary structure:
ii. Formation of micelles when you put detergent in water:
iii. Formation of the double-helical structure of the DNA:
iv. Formation of stalactites on the ceilings of caves:
LACK
Z
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