Elements are important to biochemistry because almost everything in biochemistry is composed of elements. Compounds are the mixture of either elements or chemicals that help cause chemical reactions or helps an organism defend against it's preys. The hydrogen bond is important to biochemistry because it creates a surface tension in the water. Polar Molecules are important because it helps create surface tensions for water, which is the force needed to break the surface of the water, from hydrogen bonds, creates reactions and helps create bonds. Adhesion is important because it is the force of water being traveled in the stem or trunk of a plant by countering the downward pull of gravity. Cohesion on the other hand with the help of the hydrogen bonding helps transport water within the plant and counter against gravity. Heat and temperature is needed in biochemistry in order to cause reactions and speed up reactions. Buffer is the neutral state between acidic and bases, it is helpful in biochemistry in order to reduce acidic and base solutions. Organic Chemistry is important because it is the study of the organic compound, Carbon, which is found in all living things, and molecule structures. Functional groups are one of the most common chemical reactions. Polymer is made of more then two monomers, which is the basic building blocks in creating molecules. Carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and Nucleic Acid are the different types of macromolecules. The peptide bond is found in the sequence used to create amino acids.
