monosaccharides and disaccarides Flashcards

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1
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what do all organic compounds contain

A

carbon atoms

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2
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how many bonds does a carbon atom make

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4 bonds so it can join with up to four other atoms

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3
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what shape does the four bonds of carbon make

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tetrahedral shape and leads to formation of branched chains or rings or any 3D shape

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4
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monomers

A

small molecules

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5
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polymer

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large molecules

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6
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monosaccharides

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simple sugars with one oxygen atom and two hydrogen atoms for each carbon atom present

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7
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general formula for monosaccharides

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(CH2O)n

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8
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triose sugars molecular formula

A

C3H6O3

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9
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pentose sugars molecular formula

A

C5H10O5

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10
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importance of triose sugars

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important in mitochondria where glucose is broken down into triose sugars during respiration

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11
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hexose sugars molecular formula

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C6H12OG

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12
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importance of pentose sugars

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ribose and deoxyribose are important in the nucleic acids DNA and RNA which make up genetic material

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13
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importance of hexose sugars

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taste sweet and include glucose
galactose and fructose

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14
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what type of sugar is ribose

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a pentose sugar

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15
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disaccharides

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made up of to monosaccharides

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16
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how do to monossacharides join

A

through a condensation reaction

17
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whats a glycosidic bond

A

bond between two monosaccharides thats covalent

18
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isomer

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molecules with the same chemical formula but different molecular structure

19
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reducing sugars

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sugars that react with benedicts solution and reduce copper ions to copper one ions to gove orange red precipitate

20
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non reducing sugars

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sugars that dont react with benedicts sugars

21
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name 3 disaccharides

A

sucrose
lactose
maltose

22
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source of sucrose

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stored in plants such as sugar cane

23
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source of lactose

A

milk sugar
main carb found in milk

24
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source of maltose

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found in germinating seeds like barley

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monosaccharides that make up sucrose
alpha glucose and fructose
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monosacahrides that make up lactose
alpha glucose and beta galactose
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monosaccharides that make up maltose
alpha glucose and alpha glucose
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3 hexose monosaccharides
glucose fructose galactose
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what type of isomer is alpha glucose
cis isomer
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what type of isomer is beta glucose
trans isomer
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relate the structure of glucose to its function
small and water soluble- travel easily in bloodstream -complementary shape to antiport for co transport for absorption in the gut -complementary shape to enzymes for glycolysis is respiratory substrate
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difference between structure of glucose and maltose
glucose mono and maltose di
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