Condensation Polymerisation And Naturally Occuring Polymers Flashcards

1
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What is made from condensation polymerisation

A

Polymers

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2
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What does condensation polymerisation involve

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Monomers that contain different functional groups

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3
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What happens to the monomers in condensation polymerisation

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The monomers react together and bonds form between them which makes a polymer chain

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4
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Why is it called condensation polymerisation

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Because for each new bond that forms and small molecule eg water is lost

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5
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What do the simplest condensation polymers contain

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2 different types of monomer each with 2 of the same functional groups

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6
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In condensation polymerisation what is the number of types of monomers

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There are 2 monomer types that each contain 2 of the same functional groups
Or
One monomer type with 2 different functional groups

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7
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How many products are formed from condensation polymerisation

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2 types of products

The polymer and the small molecule like water

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8
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What functional groups are involved in the condensation polymerisation

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2 reactive groups of each monomer

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9
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What types of polymers are found in the natural world

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Amino acids
Proteins
DNA molecules
Simple sugars

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10
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What 2 functional groups are in amino acids

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The amino group NH2 and the carboxyl group COOH

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11
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What is the smallest and simplest amino acid

A

Glycine

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12
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What are proteins

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Polymers of amino acids

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13
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What polymers do amino acids form through what type of polymerisation

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Polypeptides via condensation polymerisation

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14
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How is a polymer chain formed in amino acids

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The amino group of an amino acid can react with the acid group of another amino acid

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15
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What is 1 or more chains of polypeptides known as

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A protein

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16
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What types of proteins are in the human body and what are they ysed for

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Enzymes work as catalysts
Haemoglobin transports oxygen
Antibodies from part of the immune system
Majority of body tissue is made from proteins

17
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What changes the properties and shapes of proteins

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The order of the amino acids in the polypeptide chain

18
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What is dna made up of

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2 polymer chains of monomers called nucleotides

19
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What small molecules do nucleotides contain

A

A base

20
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What are the 4 different bases in nucleotides called

A

A C G T

21
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What happens with the bases on the different polymer chains

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They pair up and form cross links to give the double helix structure

22
Q

What do sugars contain

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Carbon
Oxygen
Hydrogen

23
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Why do sugars react together and what through

A

Through polymerisation and it is to form larger polymers like starch and cellulose