Question
The primary biological importance of carbohydrates lies with their usefulness in ____.
Answer
The primary biological importance of carbohydrates lies with their usefulness in energy storage and providing easily accessible energy to the body.
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The ____ of water is what makes it a perfect solvent for chemical reactions in the body.
Polar molecules or ionic compounds are readily solvated by ____.
Water is a small polar molecule that can participate in ____ bonding.
The ability of water molecules to form hydrogen bonds with each other elevates the ____.
Due to ____, water molecules pull apart polar molecules or ions and form ordered networks around them.
Due to polarity and hydrogen bonding, water molecules p____