CARBOHYDRATES PART 1 Flashcards

Learn Basic Carbs

1
Q

Carbohydrates: is yielded by ________ and ________ or other substances that yield such compounds in hydrolysis.
-Empirical formula of _____

A

Polyhydroxy aldehydes and Polyhydroxy Ketones
(CH2O)n

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2
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Three Major Size Classes of Carbohydrates:
______saccarides
______saccarides
______saccarides

A

Monosaccharide
Oligosaccharide
Polysaccharide

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3
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Simple _____ composed of a single unit of _______ and ______

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Sugar, polyhydroxy aldehyde and ketone
Monosaccharide

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4
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Consist of _____ chains of _______ units or residues joined by _____ bonds

A

Oligosaccharide
short,
monosaccharide,
glycosidic

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5
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Sugar Polymers containing more than __ or so monosaccharide units and some have ______ or thousands of units

A

Polysaccharide
20
hundreds

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6
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Naturally Occurring Monosaccharide contains _____ to _______ carbons atoms per molecule
Monosaccharides of Specific sizes are denoted ________ of carbon atoms and suffix ____
Example:
Tri__ no. of carbon atoms + suffic
Tetra__
Pent__
Hex___
________ is the simplest carbohydrate monosaccaride

A

3 to 7
Number, -Ose
3 carbon atoms + ose Triose
4 -Tetroose
5 -Pentose
6 -Hexose
Triose

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7
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Monosaccharides are classified into
________ and ________

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Aldose contains an aldehyde group in the monosaccharide and Ketose contains ketone in the monosaccharide

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8
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Monosaccharides are described when combined to indicate the general names such as:
Aldotroses -___ carbon atoms
AldoPentoses:
Ketopentoses:
Ketoheptoses:

A

4 carbon atoms with an aldehyde group monosaccharide
5 C atoms with A
5 carbon atoms with a ketone group monosaccharide
6 C atoms with K

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9
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D and L; Forms _______ of Each Other
Classified by the carbon farthest from the Carbonyl Group… For sugar the most oxidized carbon from the top
If OH is on the Right its __ and if Left it is __

A

Mirror images
D, L

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10
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Monosaccharide Exhibit Stereochemistry:
Fischer Projections Help Visualize __________ of Atoms in a 2-dimensional plane
Develop by _________ German Chemist

A

3 Dimensional Arrangement
H. Emil Fischer

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11
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Penultimate Carbon is the _________center that is most _________ or _________ from the carbonyl carbon

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Chiral, distant, farthest

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12
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D- monosaccharide written on the Fischer projections mean- The OH group is on the _____
while the OH of the L monosaccharide is on the ____

A

Right, Left

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13
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Naturally Occurring Monosaccharides are in ________
while synthetically produced are monosaccharide in ____ form

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D form
L form

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14
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D glucose is more abundant in nature. _______ is present in all plants and animals
L- Glucose is not abundant in nature.

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15
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Aldotetroses
Enantiomers: Stereoisomers that are Mirror images
Diastereomers: Stereoisomers that are not mirror images

D- and L erythrose are Enantiomers while D and D Erythrose are Diastereomers

A

Dextrose

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16
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Study Structures of Different D Aldoses

A

Study Structures of Different D Aldoses

17
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Labels for Monosaccharides that refer to the direction in which they rotate plane-polarized light.
Measures the angle by which a substance rotates plane polarized light

A

+ Dextrorotatory and - Levorotatory
Polarimerter

18
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Rotate the Plane of Polarized Light Clockwise
Rotate the Plane of Polarized Light Counterclockwise

A

Dextrorotatory +
Levorotatory -

19
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Monosaccharides can be classified by the
A. _________ of _______ atoms in the molecule
(e.g pentose and an hexose)
B. __________ group (Aldoses and Ketoses
C. __________ (D and L isomers)
D. __________ activity (+ versus - )
E. __________ structure (furanoses and pyranoses)
F. __________ at an anomeric carbon ( alpha vs Beta isomers)

A

Number of Carbon
Functional Group
Configuration
Optical Activity
Ring Structure
Stereochemistry

20
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D and L notation refers to the _________, not the ________ of optical rotation, we need a _______ to determine if it is + or - monosaccharide
D doesn’t always mean + and L -

A

Configuration, Direction