chapter four Flashcards
carbon and molecular diversity
how many electrons does carbon have?
6
what 3 shapes can carbon chains be?
linear, branched, ringed
isomers
same formula but different structures
structural isomers
different covalent pattern
cis isomer
two lipids are on the same side
trans isomer
two lipids are on opposite sides
enantiomers
pattern around control carbon creates mirror images
hydroxyl group
-OH, polar, hydron bonds with water
carbonyl group
C = O, ketone (middle), aldehyde (end)
carboxyl group
C = O and - OH, acts as an acid
amino group
acts as a base, only group with nitrogen
sulfhydryl group
-SH, forms a disulfide bridge from reaction to help stabilize protein structure, only group with sulfur
phosphate group
negative charge, DNA and ATP, only group with phosphorus
methyl group
-CH3, nonpolar covalent bonds