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Carbon: (CH 3.1) Flashcards

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1
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How many covalent bonds can Carbon have & how does that effect molecules that contain carbon?

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  • 4
  • Molecules can form straight chains, branches, rings, balls, coils
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What are molecules consisting of ONLY carbon & hydrogen called?

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  • Hydrocarbons
  • Nonpolar (bc the electrons in the C-H bond have similar electronegativities)
  • Great for fuel (gas, propane)
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What is the relationship between C-C bonds & C-H bonds?

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-Since both Carbon & hydrogen atoms have similar electronegativities, The electrons in the bond are EVENLY distributed throughout which results in a NON POLAR compound IF it is ONLY made of C-C bonds or C-H bonds

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What are Functional Groups?

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  • They’re molecules that are most likely produced by biological cells
  • Frequently exhibit partial positive charge or partial negative charge which makes them POLAR
  • Act as units during chemical reactions
  • Give specific properties to the molecule that has them
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What are the 7 Primary Functional Groups?

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  • Hydroxyl (polar)
  • Carbonyl (polar)
  • Carboxyl (acidic)
  • Amino (Basic) -Sulfhydryl
  • Phosphate -Methyl
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Where is the Hydroxyl functional group found?

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-Carbohydrates -Proteins -Nucleic Acids -Lipids

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Where is the Carbonyl functional group found?

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-Carbohydrates -Nucleic Acids

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Where is the Carboxyl functional group found?

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  • Proteins
  • Lipids
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Where is the Amino functional group found?

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  • Proteins
  • Nucleic Acids
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Where is the Sulfhydryl functional group found?

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-Proteins

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Where is the Phosphate functional group found?

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-Nucleic Acids

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Where is the Methyl functional group found?

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-Proteins

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How can Hydrogen Donors & Hydrogen Acceptors be predicted?

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  • On their electronegativities
  • Electronegativity INCREASES from left to right across periodic table & DECREASES down the column
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What are Isomers?

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-Organic molecules of the same molecular or emperical formula

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What are Strucutral Isomers?

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-Organic moleules of the same molecular or emperical formula but have DIFFERENCES between their CARBON SKELETON (glucose & fructose being S.I from the original C6 H12 O6

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What are Stereoisomers?

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-Have same carbon skeleton but differ in how the groups are arranged

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What are Enantiomers?

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  • Subcategory of stereoisomers
  • Are actually mirror images of each other
18
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What are Chiral Molecules?

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-Molecules that have mirror-image versions -Occrs when Carbon is bound to 4 different molecules= asymmetry

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What are the characteristics of Chiral Compounds?

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  • They have an effect on polarized light
  • So since polarized light has a single plane, the chiral molecules will rotate this plane to the right (dextro) or left (levo)
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What are the 2 forms of Chiral Compounds?

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  • D= Dextrototary
  • L= Levorototary
21
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What are the 4 major biological Macromolecules?

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  • Carbohydrate
  • Nucleic Acid
  • Protein
  • Lipids
22
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What is the order of formation for a Carbohydrate?

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Monosaccharides—>Starch—> starch grains in chloroplast structure

23
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What is the order for Nucleic Acids?

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Nucleotide—>DNA strand—> cellular structure of a chromosome

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What is the order for a Protein?

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Amino acids—>polypeptides—> intermediate filament

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What is the order to form lipids? (Exception to the monomer-polymer relationship)

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-Fatty acids—> triglycerides

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What is the relationship between Monomers & Polymers?

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  • Monomers are linked together to build a long chain by Dehydration & Hydrolysis reactions= Polymer
  • The nature of the Polymer is is determined by Monomers built to make the Polymer
27
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How does Dehydration Reaction occur?

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  • AKA Condensation, Making macromolecule
  • An -OH group from one monomer & a H atoms removed from another
  • A water molecule is released for every covalent bond that is FORMED between subunits
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How does Hydrolisis Reaction occur?

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  • An H atom is attached to one unit while the
  • OH group is attached to another to BREAK the covalent bond that was joining the subunits
29
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What Functional group is this?

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Carboxyl

30
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What functional group is this?

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Carbonyl

31
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What Functional group is this?

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Amino

32
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What functional group is this?

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Methyl

33
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What Functional group is this?

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Phosphate

34
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What functional group is this?

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Sulfhydryl

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