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natures chemistry Flashcards

1
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How are proteins formed?

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Through a condensation reaction

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What is a condensation reaction?

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When amino acids join together and water is removed. A peptide link is formed.

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What are essential amino acids?

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They are amino acids that the body needs but cannot be made, therefore it’s taken in through the diet

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4
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How do you break down proteins

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Through a hydrolysis reaction

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5
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Proteins are….

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Major structural material found in animal tissues

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6
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2 types of proteins

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Fibrous- long, spiral chains folded into long thin shapes. Strong and insoluble in water

Globular- involved in regulation. Spiral chains and folded into spherical shapes and soluble in water

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7
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During cooking …

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Proteins are denatured

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8
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What groups do amino acids have?

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A carboxyl group (COOH)
An amino acid group (NH2)

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9
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what’s another name from glycerol?

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propane-1,2,3-troil

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10
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fatty acids are …

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saturated. so they are closely packed together therefore the melting and boiling points are higher cause the bonds are closer and stronger LDF’s

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11
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oils are …

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unsaturated. so they have kinked bonds so they aren’t closely packed together therefore they have weaker LDF’s

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12
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oxygen to hydrogen ratio

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oxidation is increase
reduction is decrease

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13
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primary alcohol oxidation

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primary alcohols to aldehyde - done by acidified dichromate solution
aldehyde to carboxylic acid - done by tollens reagent

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14
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secondary alcohol oxidation

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secondary alcohol to ketone - done by acidified dichromate solutions

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15
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tertiary alcohol oxidation

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no oxidation

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16
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primary alcohol placement

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carbonyl functional group joined to carbon

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17
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secondary alcohol placement

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carbonyl functional group joined onto 2 other carbons

18
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tertiary alcohol placement

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carbonyl functional group joined onto 3 other carbons

19
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many flavour and aroma molecules are …

A

aldehydes

20
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oxidation of foods gives it a …

A

rancid flavour

21
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antioxidants prevent…

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unwanted oxidation from occurring

22
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antioxidants are;

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easily oxidised
they themselves are oxidised instead of the compounds they are protecting
easily identified as the substance being oxidised in a redox reaction

23
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What’s the test to find unsaturated compounds

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Bromine test

24
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Formation of an ester

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Alcohol + carboxylic acid -> ester + water

Methanol + ethanoic acid -> methyl ethanoate + water

25
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Saturated-

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Single bonds

26
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Unsaturated-

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Double bonds

27
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What happens to saturated bonds with bromine water

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Saturated do NOT decolourise bromine, stays orange

28
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What happens to unsaturated bonds with bromine water

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Unsaturated bonds decolourise bromine solution quickly

29
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Isomers are compounds…

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With the same molecular formula but different structural formulae

30
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Physical properties of compounds can be predicated by considering…(4)

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-presence of OH or NH bonds
- spatial arrangement of polar covalent bonds
-polarities of solute and solvent
-molecular size of molecules

31
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What is the OH group

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Hydroxyl

32
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What is the COOH group

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Carboxyl

33
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What do carboxylic acids name finish with

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-oic acid

34
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What’s the name to describe water that has high levels of dissolved metal ions

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Hard water

35
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What do aldehydes finish with and what is there structure

A

-al
COH

36
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What do ketones finish with and what is there structure

A

CO
-one

37
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What functional group do aldehydes and ketones have

A

Carbonyl functional group
O
=
-C-

38
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Antioxidants are…

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-substances that are easily oxidised
- they are oxidised instead of the compounds they protect
- can be identified as the substance being oxidised in a redox reaction

39
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What does exposure to UV light cause

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It provides sufficient energy for bonds to be broken
Causes sunburn and accelerates skin aging
Sun-block prevents Uv from reaching the skin

40
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What are free radicals

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They are atoms or molecules with an unpaired electron
UV light breaks the bonds to form free radicals
They are highly reactive due to the unpaired electron

41
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Definition of an emulsifier

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It prevents polar and non-polar substances from separating into layers

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