2-3 Chemistry Flashcards

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1
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the valence number of hydrogen

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1

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2
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the valence number of oxygen

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2

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3
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the valence number of nitrogen

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3

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4
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the valence number of carbon

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4

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5
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what is hydrogen bond

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non-covalent bonds formed between an electropositive hydrogen and electronegative atom in a different molecule

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6
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what kind of molecules are hydrophobic

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non polar molecule

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7
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structural isomers

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same molecular formula but different connectivity between atoms

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8
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geometric isomers

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single bonds make tetrahedra and can rotate; double bonds impose a flat structure and do not rotate

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9
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cis-trans isomers

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cis has the larger functional groups on the same side; the trans are on the opposite sides

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10
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sugar: the simplest carbohydrates

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CnH2nOn

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11
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how to make disaccharides

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loss of water - dehydration to form a glycosidic linkage

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12
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how to break into monosaccharides

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water attacks - hydrolysis

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13
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components of nucleotide

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consists of nitrogenous base, pentose sugar, 1-3 phosphates groups

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14
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what are the bonds in DNA

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sugar-phosphate covalent backbones and hydrogen bonding base pairs

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15
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components of amino acids

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NH2 - amino group; chiral carbon; R side chain; H; carboxyl group (OH-C=O)

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16
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non-polar

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hydrophobic - C/ H

17
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polar

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hydrophilic - O/ N

18
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primary structure

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sequence of amino acids

19
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secondary structure

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hydrogen bonds between atoms in the peptide backbone

20
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tertiary structure

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3-D shape of a protein; interactions between R groups

21
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quaternary structure

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association of multiple proteins in a complex

22
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components of lipids

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glycerol and fatty acids

23
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saturated fats

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pack together tightly because all single bonds; solid at room temperature

24
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unsaturated fats

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double bond - liquid at room temperature

25
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phospholipids

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2 fatty acids (hydrophobic tail) and a hydrophilic group

26
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plasma membrane is hydro__?

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hydrophobic

27
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three ways to transport molecules across the membranes

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  1. facilitated diffusion 2. active transport 3. bulk transport
28
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facilitated diffusion

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channel or carrier protein; X energy

29
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active transport

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transport up the concentration gradient; requires energy (hydrolysis of ATP); generate concentration gradients

30
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bulk transport

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endocytosis and exocytosis