Chapter 3 Flashcards

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The components of organic molecules that are most commonly involved in chemical reactions. The number and arrangement give each molecule unique properties.

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Functional groups

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Carbon containing compounds

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Organic compound

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(OH) helps in linking things together or making polymers

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Hydroxyl

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3
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Has some effect on acids and bases. The pH of a solution. Forming bonds by adding hydrogen makes it basic, removing hydrogen makes it more acidic.

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Carboxyl

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Contains nitrogen. The building blocks of protein

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Amine

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Causes polarity in some molecules, it helps in solutions with dissolving things. (Carbon double bonded to an oxygen)

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Carbonyl

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Found in systine. These cause things to bend, such as curly hair.

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Sulfhydryl

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Phosphate groups are polar, making it hydrophilic. Phosphate functional groups make the heads of phospholipids hydrophilic, and the tails more hydrophobic.

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Phosphate.

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8
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Can help to break down proteins. When we want to tag something with a protein, we can use it.

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Menthyl

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9
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The energy of the cell. Water breaks it apart, and makes it an inorganic phosphate.

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ATP Adenosine triphosphate

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