Test 3 Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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Carboxyl

A

c bonded to O, double bonded to OH

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2
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Hydroxyl

A

C bonded to OH

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3
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Phosphate Group

A

C bonded to PO4

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4
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Carbonyl

A

C bonded to H and double bonded to O

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5
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Hydro Carbon

A

Just hydrogen and carbon bonded to each other

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6
Q

Amino Group

A

C bonded to NH2

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7
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Tetra valence

A

Carbon has 4 available bonds/ valence electrons think HONK 1234

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8
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Organic

A

A molecule that has carbon

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9
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Organic Compounds

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Carbon bonded to other elements

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10
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Isomars

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Same molecular formula, different shapes: different chemical properties and functions

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11
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Antiomar

A

The mirror images (isomars)

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12
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Functional Groups

A

Substitute other elements for hydrogen onto a carbon skeleton

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13
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Carbohydrates

A

Formed from small sugars

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14
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Monosaccharides

A

Simple sugars, monomers for carbs

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15
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Disacharides

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Cells from two monosaccharide monomers by a dehydration reaction

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16
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Polysaccharides

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Thousands of monosaccharides linked together by dehydration reactions

17
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Starch

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Function: Storage polysaccharides
-Stores gloucose for plants to withdraw energy/building materials

18
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Glycogen

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Function: Storage
-Stores starch for animals

19
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Chitin

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Function: Structure
-For insects and fungi

20
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Cellulose

A

Function: structure
-for plant cell walls

21
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Polymers

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joins monomers together by taking H20 out, a complete sugar chain

22
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Monomers

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The building blocks of polymers, a single sugar

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Diamer

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triamer

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To make polymers: (3 words)
dehydration, synthesis, condensation
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To break polymers: (4 words)
hydration, hydrolisis, decomposition, digestion
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Lipids
hyrdophobic, don't mix well with water
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Three types of lipids:
steroids, phospholipids, fats
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Fat Consists of
Made up of glycerol and fatty acids
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Glycerol consists of
3 carbons becoming a hydroxyl group(OH)
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Fatty acid consists of
a carboxyl group (COOH) and a hydrocarbon chain
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Glycosidic linkage
Dehydration synthesis occurs between 2 glucose ad form a polysaccharide bond
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the 2 functions of glycosidic linkage
1. Structural 2. Storage
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Alpha glycocidic linkage
digestable, the bonds are triangles pointing down
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Beta glycocidic linkages
indigestable, bonds switch off from up pointing triangles to downward facing triangles
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Carbohydrates
carbon, oxygen, hyrdrogen, made up of small sugars, all end in "ose"