Functional Groups Flashcards

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1
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What functional group is represented by OH?

A

Hydroxl group, when added, this group turns that section where it was added into a hydrophillic section

makes polar, dissolves in water

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2
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Aldehyde and Keto turns things polar. What is significant about these groups?

A

they have double bonded O

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3
Q

What is COOH?

A

Carboxyl

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4
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Carboxyl groups that are add, turn the molecule into an ____?

A

acid

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5
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The Amino group is signified by ____

A

NHH and when added turns component into a base

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6
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What does an amino group do?

A

reduces the hydrogen concentration while becoming positively charged.

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7
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What is the Phosphate group known for?

A

it is involved with energy transfer

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8
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CH3 is__

A

a methyl group which makes it nonpolar

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9
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What are the 4 macro-molecules?

A

proteins
Nucleic Acids
Carbohydrates
Lipids

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10
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Adding a Carboxyl group turns the molecule into an ____.

A

Acid

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11
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Adding a NHH and a COOH produces an _______ which is essential for building proteins.

A

amino acid

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12
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Glucose and Fructose is an example of _______, which is an isomer of C6H12O6

A

Hexose, meaning 6 Carbon and the only difference is the placement of the Carbon.

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13
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CH2O is known as what macro-molecule?

A

Carbohydrate

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14
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Define condensation:

A

water is given off/removed forming a covalent bond between monomers

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15
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Define Hydrolysis:

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Using a molecule to split water, breaking the covalent bond between monomers.

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16
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Define glycosidic linkage:

A

specific kind of covalent bond, that is only found in carbohydrates

17
Q

Plants store energy in the form of?

*hint amylase is the enzyme the digests it

A

Starch is energy stored in plants.

18
Q

Humans store energy in the form of?

A

Glycogen

19
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The monomer glycerol, is added to 3 fatty acid chains to form

A

Lipids

20
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A lipid that is linked by three water molecules is a:

A

triglyceride

21
Q

A saturated lipid(fat) that is only found with single bonds and is very flexible, and every place a H can be there is one. This is known as a _______.

*hint- tends to be animal fat

A

Palmitic Acid

22
Q

An unsaturated, doubled bonded, fat, that cannot be folded and is found only in one shape usually with a bend(kink) in it, is a liquid at room temperature; What am I?

A

Linoleic

23
Q

A lipid with a phosphate group attached to it is known as a ________ . This has a hydrophillic head (polar) and a hydrophobic tail (non-polar)

A

phospholipid

24
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A _______, has the phosphate heads pointed outward, which creates a hydrophobic area inside the cell membrane.

A

Phospholipid Bilayer