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1
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glucose 2 forms

A

alpha and beta

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2
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why do primary structures of proteins remain?

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Due to change in pH or temp, all other structures are destroyed = denaturing of proteins

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3
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fat soluble vitamins

A

A,D,E,K

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3
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Glucose formula

A

C6H12O6

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3
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water soluble vitamins

A

B and C

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4
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Lactose formula

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C12H22O11

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5
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Lactose forms

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Glucose and galactose

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6
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Why is CHO in pentaacetate not available for reaction?

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Since it is a part of reactions of aldehydic group like reaction with HCN, Tollen’s etc..

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7
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Why is melting points and solubility in water of amino acids more than halo acids?

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Due to dipolar force and H bonding with water hence it exists as a Zwitter ion

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8
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why can’t vitamin C be stored in our body?

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water soluble so it is excreted regularly

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9
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Types of monosaccharides

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aldoses and ketoses

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10
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What are reducing sugars?

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sugars which act as reducing agents and reduce Fehling’s sol and Tollen’s reagent

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11
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Ex for reducing sugars

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All monosaccharides and disaccharides like , glucose, fructose, lactose except sucrose

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12
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Main functions of carbs in plants

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Cell walls are made of cellulose
Carbs are stored as starch as food reserve

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13
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Is ribose mono or di?

A

mono

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14
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Is galactose mono or di?

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mono

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15
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Glycosidic link?

A

Link btn 2 monosaccharides via ‘O’

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16
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What is glycogen?

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polysaccharide stored in animals. Present in liver, muscle and brain.

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17
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Parts of starch

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Amylose and amylopectin

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18
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which is water soluble? amylose or amylopectin?

A

Amylose(15-20% starch)

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19
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Units in glycogen chain

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10-14

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20
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Units in amylopectin chains

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20-25

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21
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Products of sucrose after hydrolysis

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D(+)glucose and D(-)fructose

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22
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Products of lactose after hydrolysis

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B-D-galactose & B-D-glucose

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23
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Why is sucrose known as invert sugar?

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Since laevorotation of fructose is > glucose, the mixture is laevo

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24
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Starch Vs cellulose

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Starch has amylose & amylopectin made of D+glucose units. Amylose consists of linear chains of glucose linked in C1-C4 manner & amylopectin consists of linear chains in C1-C6 manner
In cellulose, only B-D glucose are linked to each other in C1-C4 manner

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25
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D glucose with HI

A

hexane

26
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D glucose with Br2 water

A

Gluconic acid COOH-(CHOH)4-CH2OH

27
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D glucose with HNO3

A

saccharic acid COOH-(CHOH)4-COOH

28
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Explain the rns of D glucose which cannot be obtained by open structure

A

Doesn’t give 2,4 DNP test, Schiff’s test, doesn’t react with NaHSO3
Pentaacetate of glucose cannot react with NH2OH
alpha & beta glucosides cannot be explained by open structure

29
Q

List essential amino acids

A

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Tryptophan
Threonine
Histidine
Valine
Isoleucine
Phenylalanine
Methionine
Lysine
Leucine

30
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List non essential amino acids

A

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Alanine, Asparagine, Glutamate, Glutamine, Cysteine, Aspartate, Glycine, Tyrosine, Proline and Serine

31
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Peptide link

A

Link btn COOH and NH2 ie CONH

32
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Primary structure amino acids

A

Sequence in which they are arranged

33
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Secondary structure amino acids

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Structures formed due to H bonding - alpha helical and B pleated

34
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Tertiary structure amino acids

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Energetically stable structures - fibrous and globular

35
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Quarternary structure amino acids

A

Arrangement of polypeptide chains with each other

36
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Globular Vs Fibrous proteins

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Globular: Arranged in coils, spherical shape, water soluble, insulin, albumins
Fibrous: Arranged || to each other, thread like, insoluble, keratin, myosin

37
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Zwitter Ion

A

dipolar ion which both +ve and -ve part on same compound

38
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Effect of denaturing of proteins

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only primary structure remains, globular protein converts to fibrous protein and its biological activity is lost

39
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Enzymes which catalyse oxidation of 1 substrate with reduction of another substrate

A

oxidoreductase

40
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why is glycine optically inactive?

A

it is not a chiral carbon

41
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D or L configuration for amino acids means

A

D means NH2 is on right
L means NH2 on left

42
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Types of nucleic acids

A

DNA & RNA

43
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What does DNA do?

A

Transmits hereditory characters from one to generation to another

44
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What does RNA do?

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Synthesises protein in the cell

45
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Nucleic acid consists of

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Pentose sugar, nitrogenous base & phosphoric acid

46
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Nucleoside consists

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Base & sugar

47
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Nucleotide

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Combination of nucleoside & phosphoric acid

48
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DNA structure

A

alpha helical

49
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Products formed when nucleotide from dna containing thymine is hydrolysed

A

Deoxyribose sugar, phosphoric acid, purine bases like guanine & adenine, pyrimidine bases like thymine & cytosine

50
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Structure of RNA vs DNA

A

RNA: Quantities of different bases are different, Single stranded structure
DNA: double stranded, 4 complementary bases paired with each other, products have definite molar ratio.

51
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Cytosine pairs with

A

Guanine

52
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Thymine pairs with

A

Adenine

53
Q

Vitamin responsible for coagulation of blood

A

K

54
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Vitamin A

A

Fish liver oil, carrots, butter, milk
Night blindness

55
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Vitamin C

A

amla, citrus fruits, green leavy veggies
Scurvy

56
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Nucleoside VS nucleotide

A

Nucleoside: base + sugar, adenosine, guanosine
Nucleotide: nucleoside + phosphoric acid, adenylic acid, guanylic acid

57
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The two strands in dna are not identical but are complementary. Why?

A

The two strands are held by H bond, Adenine is bound thymine & guanine to cytosine. Due to this base pairing principle, sequence of bases in 1 strand fixed the sequence of bases in other strands.

58
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DNA VS RNA

A

DNA contains cytosine & thymine as bases, high MM(>10M), replication, transmission of hereditary chars.
RNA contains cytosine & uracil as bases, low MM(20K to 25K), doesn’t replicate, controls protein synthesis

59
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Types of RNA

A

messenger, tranfer, ribosomal

60
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DNA has a ___________ backbone

A

phosphate - sugar

61
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Out of the four different kinds of nitrogenous bases which are commonly found in DNA,
___________ has been replaced in some organisms.

A

cytosine

62
Q

Which biopolymer breaks down to release glucose , whenever glucose levels drop in
Our body :

A

glycogen

63
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Cellulose on complete hydrolysis yields:

A

glucose

Chemistry Class 12 (10 decks)

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