Concept 3.1: Carbon atoms can form diverse molecules by bonding to four other atoms Flashcards

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How many valence electrons does carbon have?

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4

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2
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How many bonds can carbon form?

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4 bonds ranging from 1 to triple bonds

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3
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What type of bonds does carbon form with other elements?

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Covalent bonds

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4
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List the types of carbon skeletons that can be formed.

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straight/length, branched, rings, and change in double bond positions

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What is a hydrocarbon? Name two, and are they hydrophobic or philic

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they are carbons and hydrogens, ethane and methane. They are hydrophobic

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Define a functional group

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the components of organic molecules that are mostly involved in chemical reactions

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Name the seven functional groups

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Hydroxyl,Carboxyl,Carbonyl,Amino,Sulfhydryl, phosphate,and methlyl

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Hydroxyl, name the structure/atoms and compound names, give examples and properties

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is composed of -OH, alcohols, ethanol, the properties are that it is always polar and helps dissolve small polar molecules

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Carboxyl, name the structure/atoms and compound names, give examples and properties

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is composed of -C=O,OH, the compound name is Carboxylic acid, and an example is acetic acid. The properties are that carboxyl donates H+ and are polar

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Carbonyl, name the structure/atoms and compound names, give examples and properties

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is made of >C=O and compound name varies, the ketone is middle and the aldehyde is ended, Ex: Acetone

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Amino, name the structure/atoms and compound names, give examples and properties

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is made of NH2 and the compound name is Amine and an example is Glycine. The properties are that it receives H+ as a base

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Sulfhydryl, name the structure/atoms and compound names, give examples and properties

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is made of -SH, the compound name is a thiol , an example is a cysteine, and the properties are that they are able to form cross-links that support proteins

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Phosphate, name the structure/atoms and compound names, give examples and properties

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is made –O-P-O-. top and bottom: =O and -O-.compound name organic phosphate and an example is Glycerol Phosphate. the properties are that it can react with water and made energy due to its negative Oxygens

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Methyl, name the structure/atoms and compound names, give examples and properties

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CH3, Methylated compound, example is 5- Methylcytosine. Affects the expression of DNA and how female and male hormones work

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what are isomers and what are the three most common

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the same number of atoms but different structures, structural, cis-trans, and enantiomers

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What is a Structural Isomer

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and isomer that differs in covalent arrangement, branched

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What is a cis-trans isomer

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the cis isomer is where the same element is on one side(up), the trans isomer is where they are diaganol to each other.

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What is an Enantiomer

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is a mirror image of that molecule

19
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Summarize what ATP is

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are three phosphates attached to adenosine and releases energy when it makes contact with water

20
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name the valence of CHON.

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carbon: 4
hydrogen: 1
Oxygen :2
Nitrogen: 3

21
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What is the importance of C-H bonds

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C-H bonds hold large amounts of energy, an can give off large amounts of enegry when broken