1.1 and 1.2- monomers, polymers and carbs Flashcards

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Define monomer

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Smaller units that join together to form larger units

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2
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Examples of monomers

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-monosaccharides (glucose, fructose, galactose)
-amino acids
-nucleotides

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3
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Define polymer

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Molecules formed when many monomers join together

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Examples of polymers

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-Polysaccharides
-proteins
-DNA/RNA

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5
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What happens in a condensation reaction

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A chemical bond forms between 2 molecules and a molecule of water is produced

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What happens in a hydrolysis reaction?

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A water molecule is used to break a chemical bond between 2 molecules

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7
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Name the 3 hexose monosaccharides

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-Glucose
-fructose
-galactose
(all have molecular formula C6H12O6)

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8
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Name the type of bond formed when monosaccharides react

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-(1,4 or 1,6) glycosidic bonds
-2 monomers=1 chemical bond=disaccharide
-Multiple monomers=many chemical bonds=polysaccharide

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Name the 3 disaccharides and describe how they form

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condensation reaction forms glycosidic bond between 2 monosaccharides
-Maltose= glucose + glucose
-Sucrose= glucose + fructose
-Lactose= glucose + galactose
(all have molecular formula C12H22O11)

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