3.1 Study Guide Flashcards

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1
Q

What is the building block of life on Earth?

A

Carbon

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2
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What is the 4th most abundant element?

A

Carbon

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3
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How many covalent bonds does Carbon need to form?

A

4 bonds

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4
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What are Hydrocarbs?

A

organic molecules that consist of only carbon and hydrogen.

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5
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What are polymers made up of?

A

Monomers

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6
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What does a monomer do?

A

It can be broken up and rearranged to form new polymers.

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7
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Are Glucose and Fructose isomers?

A

Yes, they have the same formula.

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8
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Which process does monomers and polyomers join?

A

Dehydration Synthesis

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9
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What is taken out during Dehydration Synthesis?

A

Water/ H2O

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10
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In which process do polymers get broken back into monomers?

A

Hydrolysis

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Compare and contrast Hydrolysis and Dehydration Synthesis.

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Hydrolysis puts water back into the polymer to make monomers, while Dehydration Synthesis is when you take water out to make polymers.

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