Exam 1 - Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
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Carbon basis of biomolecules

A

tetravalence allows for formation of large complex molecules

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2
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organic molecules

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  • contain carbon rings or chains.

- CHON-PS=Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorous, sulfur

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3
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hydrocarbon

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molecule composed of only carbon and hydrogen atoms

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4
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isomers

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compounds with same molecular formula but different structures

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5
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Structural isomers

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different covalent arrangement of atoms

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6
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Geometric isomers aka cis/trans

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same covalent arrangement of atoms but different spatial arrangements around C=C

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7
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Enantiomers

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isomers that are mirror images of each other

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8
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Functional groups

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atoms or small molecular groups attached to the skeleton of an organic compound that imprts a specific chemical property

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9
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r-o-h

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hydroxyl, polar

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10
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r-ch3

A

methyl -nonpolar

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11
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O
||
r-c-r

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carbonyl, polar

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12
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o
||
c
r/ \oh

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carboxyl, charged, ionizes to release h

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13
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/h
r-n
\h

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amino, charged accepts H to form NH3

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14
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o
||
r p-o
\o/ \o

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phosphate, charged to release h

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15
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r-s

\h

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sulfhydryl, polar

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16
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ATP - adenosine triphosphate

A
  • primary energy currency of cell

- ATP broken down into ADP and inorganic phosphate