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3. Osmolality represents 4. How many milliosmoles in an osmole? C. Acids and Bases 1. Any substance that releases hydrogen ions is an 2. Any substance that binds to hydrogen ions is a 3. The PH Scale hodine-xia-on a. The pH scale refers to b. A pH of 7 is said to be c. Pure water is an example of a and therefore has equal concentrations of and d. Acidic solutions have e. Alkaline solutions have f. A change of 1 pH unit represents how much change in hydrogen ion concentration? 4. Salts lo felenoo zebbienoosevlog a. Salts are formed by 5. Buffers a. Changes in pH are regulated by the action of buffers, which D. Oxygen ost proteins also cont not beau al morale .s. 1. An oxygen molecule consists of 2. What percent of the atmosphere is oxygen? E. Carbon Dioxide 1. A molecule of carbon dioxide consists of inshograLais ebigil vilsoltanun s Organic Chemistry bas and A. Carbohydratesur eislungand 1. Carbohydrates are composed of and 2. For every oxygen atom in a carbohydrate there are hydrogen atoms 3. Functionally carbohydrates are important: To ethsoviet 5 of 9 Created by Martin E Hicks, Community College of Southern Nevada