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Ch.1-3 Organic Chemisty Basics and Carbohydrates Flashcards

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How many and what types of bonds can carbon form

A

4 covalent bonds

Can be single double or triple

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How many valence electrons does carbon have

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4

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Describe the carbon chains

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Straight, branched, or rings

Vary in length, number, location of double bonds, and the presence of other elements

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Carbon can form isomers

What does this mean and name a few

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Same chemical formula - different structure

Glucose fructose and galactose

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Name the functional groups

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Hydroxyl
Carbonyl
Carboxyl
Amino
Sulfhydral
Phosphate
Methyl
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Properties and formula of hydroxyl

A

Polar
Water soluble
Alcohol

C-OH

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Properties and formula of carbonyl

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Polar
Water soluble

C double bond O

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What two forms can a carbonyl be

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Ketone

Aldehyde

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What is the ketone

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When carbon double bond oxygen is in the middle of the structure

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What is aldehyde

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When carbon double bond oxygen is on the end of the structure

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What are the properties and formula for carboxyl

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Polar
Water soluble
Acidic

COOH

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What are the properties and formula for amino

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Polar
Water soluble
Form weak bonds

N bonded to H

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What are the properties and formula for sulfhydral

what it forms and where found

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Forms disulfide bridge
Found in stabilizing protein shape

SH

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13
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What are the properties and formula for Phosphate

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Polar
water soluble
acidic

P double bond O

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Properties and formula for methyl

Where is it normally

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Nonpolar
Not water soluble
On lipids

C with 3 H
Usually at end of carbon chain

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15
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What are carbohydrates

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Polymers of simple sugars

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How are carbohydrates classified

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According to number of sugars

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17
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Describe the sugars
( # of carbons )
( structure )

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3-7 carbons
OH attached to each carbon except one
Aldehydes or Ketones

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18
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Does glucose contain an aldehyde or ketone

Answer for galactose and fructose also

A

Glucose - aldehyde

Fructose - keytone

Galactose - aldehyde

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What are monosaccharides
What are they monomers of
Where do they store energy

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Simple sugars
Monomers of di and polysaccharides
Store energy in chemical bonds

20
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What are the three categories of monosaccharides

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Trioses
Pentose
Hexose

21
Q

What is a triose
What is it also considered
Give an example

A

3 carbon sugar
Intermediate
Glycerahdehyde

22
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What is a pentose
What is found in
Name examples

A

5 carbon sugar
DNA and RNA
Ribose
Deoxyribose

23
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What is a hexose
What is it responsible for
Name examples

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6 carbon sugar
Cellular Response
Glucose
Fructose

24
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What are disaccharides

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Double sugars

25
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The removal of a water molecule to form bonds between monomers

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Condensation synthesis or dehydration synthesis

26
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Glucose + Fructose

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Sucrose (table sugar) + water

27
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Glucose + Glucose

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Maltose ( sugar in brewing) + water

28
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Glucose + Galactose

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Lactose (sugar in mammal milk) + water

29
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What are polysaccharides

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Many monosaccharides covalently bonded together (3 or more)

30
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Function of polysaccharides

A

Storage and Structural

31
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What is the polysaccharide Starch responsible for

A

Storage carb in plants

32
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What is the polysaccharide glycogen responsible for

A

Storage carb in animals

33
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What is the polysaccharide Cellulose responsible for

A

Plant cell wall component

34
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What is the polysaccharide Chitin responsible for

A

Polymer of amino sugar

Building block of exoskeletons

35
Q

Describe Starch
( polymer of )
( structure )

A 
Polymer of alpha glucose
Branched structure
Alpha 1-4 linkages
  - means all structurally the same
    OH points down
36
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Describe Cellulose
(Polymer of)
(Structure)

A

Polymer of Beta glucose
Linear unbranched structure
Beta 1-4 linkages
- OH alternates up and down

37
Q

What is different about cellulose to animals

A

Most animals lack the enzyme Cellulase to break it down

38
Q

Large molecule that consists of many subunits called monomers

A

Polymer

39
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Identical or similar subunits of a polymer

A

Monomer

40
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Process of linking monomers to form a polymer

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Polymerization

41
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Loss of a water molecule between two monomers to form a covalent bond between the monomers

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Condensation synthesis

42
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Breaking the covalent bond between monomers by adding a water molecule

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Hydrolysis

43
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Dehydration synthesis AKA

A

Condensation synthesis

44
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Products contain a water molecule

A

Condensation synthesis

45
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Reactants contain a water molecule

A

Hydrolysis

46
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Occurs for protein, carbohydrate or lipid synthesis

A

Condensation synthesis

47
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Digestion of proteins, carbohydrate, or lipids

A

Hydrolysis

48
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What is a glycosidic linkage

A

Oxygen bonded two times with two different molecules

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