2.2.1 molecular bonding Flashcards

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condensation reaction

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reaction that occurs when 2 molecules are joined together with the removal of water

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2
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hydrogen bond

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weak interaction that can occur wherever molecules contain a slightly negative charged atom bonded to a slightly positively charged hydrogen atom

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hydrolysis reaction

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reaction that occurs when a molecule is split into 2 smaller molecules with addition of water

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monomer

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small molecule which binds to many other identical molecules to form a polymer

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polymer

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large molecule made from many smaller molecules called monomers

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what do atoms consist of

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nucleus (P & N) surrounded by shell of electrons

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7
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when are atoms stable

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when outer shell is full (eg. 8 electrons)

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what’s a covalent bond

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when atom’s share electrons with other atoms so the outermost shell can be ‘filled’
–> it becomes strongly bonded with the other atom

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9
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what way do most condensation reactions occur

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when 2 -OH groups reaction together

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10
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what does a condensation reaction involve

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breaking & forming of covalent bonds

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11
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what is it called when 2 monomers join together

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a dimer

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carbohydrates:
- atoms contained
- type of monomer
- type of polymer

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  1. carbon, hydrogen & oxygen (C, H, O)
  2. monosaccharides (eg. glucose)
  3. polysaccharides (eg. starch)
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proteins:
- atoms contained
- type of monomer
- type of polymer

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  1. carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen & sulphur (C, H, O, N, S)
  2. amino acids
  3. polypeptides & proteins
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nucleic acids:
- atoms contained
- type of monomer
- type of polymer

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  1. carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen & phosphorous (C, H, O, N, P)
  2. nucleotides
  3. DNA & RNA
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15
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what does water consist of

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2 hydrogen atoms, both covalently bonded to 1 oxygen atom

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16
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why does the oxygen atom in a water molecule become slightly negative & the hydrogen become slightly positive

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  • oxygen atom has greater number of positive protons in nucleus
  • exerts stronger attraction for shared electrons
17
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what do we call a water molecule

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polar

18
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is a hydrogen bond stronger or weaker than a covalent bond

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weaker