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Nutrition Label:

A nutrition label contain 4 important aspects:

Carbohydrates

Proteins

Fats

Minerals

This information is important because with this you can calculate the amount of water in the food, and the accurate amount of calories.

Counting Calories:

1 gm of Carbohydrates=4 calories

1 gm of Fat=9 calories

1 gm of Protein=4 calories

Calculate the amount of water:
water=serving_size-carbs-fats-protein-minerals

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Hydrolysis:

Hydrolysis is when two molecules combine with water to create one molecule with the atoms from the water molecule.

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Example of Dehydration Synthesis in sucrose

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Dehydration Synthesis:

Dehydration Synthesis is when two molecules are combined to release water.

An example of this can be biosynthesis.

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Diamond are inorganic even though they contain Carbon...

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Inorganic Molecules:

Inorganic Molecules are generally simple molecules which are not found in living things.

Fun Fact:

Some inorganic molecules may contain carbon but are still considered inorganic.

An example of this is diamonds.

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Organic Molecules:

The definition of a organic molecule is a molecules that must contain Carbon.

Carbon must be bonded to Carbon or Hydrogen.

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Matter Change:

How are atoms in molecules being rearranged into different molecules?

We can observe these changes by BTB.

Matter Movement:

How do molecules move to the location of the chemical change?

We can observe these movements by Scale.

Energy Change:

How is energy transformed from chemical energy to other forms of energy?

We can observe these changes with our senses.

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Carolimetery is the process by which we can calculate the amount of calories in a food. We can do this by seeing how much heat the food can release when burned. We can use water to see how much the food could heat the water,

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What happens to the fat stored in our body.

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What happens to the fat stored in our body.

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The fat stored in our body comes from the food we eat. If we eat more than we can use, then our body stores the excess energy as fat.

If your body runs out of glucose to use for cellular respiration your body switches to Fat. It is easy for your body to switch to fat because both fat and glucose contain the same atoms, Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen.

When your body switches to fat you start to lose fat and also lose weight.

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Animals grow when the process if biosynthesis occurs.

Matter:

During biosynthesis the Small Organic Molecules (broken down from LOM to SOM by digestive system) are rearranged into Large Organic Molecules, dehydration synthesis occurs and water is removed.

Energy:

The high energy bonds in the Small Organic Molecules are not changed and are the same after they are changed to Large Organic Molecules.

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Cellular respiration is the process by which the body changes the chemical energy in the C-C and C-H bonds into ATP molecule which is essentially potential energy.

Matter:

Glucose and Oxygen are broken down into Carbon Dioxide and  water which our body removes when we exhale.

Energy:

When the matter is broken down the high-energy bonds in the ethanol are transformed into ATP. Our body can use ATP to power movement and heat energy.

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When ethanol burns the process of combustion occurs...

Matter:
The process of ethanol combustion is a chemical process in which Ethanol and O2 are broken down in the fire to rearrange and release water and Carbon Dioxide.
Energy:
Energy which is stored as chemical energy in the high-energy bonds in the ethanol. During the combustion process the high energy is transformed into heat and light energy.