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Intro to Bio Chem Flashcards

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what is with all this chem?

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  • all living things are made from the same element
  • obey all laws of physics and chem
  • growth and maintain structure, response to stimuli, reproduction
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what is metabolism

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the sum of chemical reactions to produce energy (ATP) and other products to make life possible

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How do thins like digestion, walking and talking happen?

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  • chemical reactions occur in a controlled way
  • back to basics like cellular resperations and photosynthesis
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What is Biochem?

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the study of chemical process of living organisms

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What is intramolecular bond and what are the 6?

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Ionic, non polar, polar

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What is Ionic, non polar and polar bonds?

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Ionic - electrons are transferred from a non metal atom
Non polar - electrons are equally shared between two non metals
Polar - electros are unequally shared between two non metals

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3 types of molecular bonding

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london forces, dipole dipole forces, hydrogen bond

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what is london forces?

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  • weakest forces
  • formed by unequal distributions of electrons
  • not only the force of attraction between noble gases and molecules
  • small non polar molecules share because of weak attraction to make it hold together
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What is dipole dipole forces?

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  • hold polar molecules together
  • the slightly negative side end is attracted to the slightly positive side
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What is hydrogen bond?

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  • strongest bond
  • occurs between H in a polar molecule and another electronegative N,O and F of a neighboring polar molecule
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Acids

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Acids - donate a proton
- attracted to nearby electrons that are unshared

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Bases

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  • accepts a proton
  • dissaossiates to from a hydroxide ion
    strong bases - ionize directly to OH
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Buffers, and why is it needed?

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helps resist the change in PH of a solution
needed - to help maintain equilibrium and minamilizes changes in concentration
neutralise any acids or bases

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Acids in living things
Bases in living things

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Acids in living things contain the carboxyl group (R - COOH)
Bases in living things contain the Amino group (NH2) and the Bicarbonate ion (HCO3)

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15
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Most important buffer in the…

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human blood and biological solutions are the
carbonic acid (H2CO3) and Bicarbonate ion buffer system (HCO)

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Acids added to a solution

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Increases in H
bicarbonate neutralizes any added acids
takes in an H
HCO3 + H = H2CO3

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17
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Bases added to a solution

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Increases in OH
Carbonic acid neutralizes any added bases
Gives an H
H2CO3 + OH = HCO3 + H2O

18
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Biological Fluids

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Ph = 7.5
smaller than 7.35 acidosis
bigger than 7.45 alkalosis

19
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Study of carbon

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  • carbon forms large and complex molecules
  • rest of the cell if it is not water it is carbon bases
  • molecules that differ living matter are all made from carbon
20
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Carbon molecules

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each carbon is bonded to 4 other atoms it has a tetrahedral shape
BUT when 2 carbon atoms are joined by a double bond the molecules has a flat shape

21
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What are the common elements to partner up with?

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H O N C
building code that makes up living structures

22
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What is Carbon skeleton diversity?

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  • use bonds to form an endless diversity of carbon skeletons
  • carbon chains form skeletons of most organic molecules
23
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2 types of formulas of an element

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Molecular Formula:
Shows the elements and the number of atoms
Structural Formula:
graphic rep of the structure

24
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What are isomers?

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compounds that are the same but different formula and properties

25
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3 types of isomers

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Structural isomers
Geometric isomer
Enantiomer

26
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What is a Structural Isomer?

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they have different covalent arrangements of atoms

27
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What is Geometic Isomer?

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has to be double bonded to find the same covalent arrangements but different special spatual
Cis = the same
trans = across

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What is Enatiomer

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mirror images from each other - due to the different spatial arrangements around asymmetrical carbon

29
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what is functional groups?

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  • special groups of atoms that stick together attached to a carbon skeleton
  • number and arrangement of functional groups will give each molecule its unique property
30
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What is a linkage?

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  • the functional group of organic molecules that react together to link themselves into large molecules
31
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what is dehydration synthesis?

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or known as condensation reaction
- the process of forming linkages by a water molecule is removed

32
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What are the 3 types of linkage?

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ether linkage, peptide linkage and ester linkage

33
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what is ether linkage?

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reaction between two OH groups

34
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What is peptide linkage?

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reaction between amino group and carboxyl group

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What is Esther linkage?

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reaction between carboxyl and hydroxyl group

36
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Hydroxyl formula, name and found in

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R-OH
Alcohol
Found in sugars, polar

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Carbonyl

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R - C = O - H
Adlehyde
Found in sugars, polar
R - C = O - R
ketone

38
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Carboxyl

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R - C = O - OH
carboxylic acid
Found in amino acids acts as a buffer and is a proton donor

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Amino

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R - N - H - H
R - N - H - H - H
Amines
Found in amino acids acts as a buffer and is a proton donor

40
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Sulfhydro

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R - SH
Thiols
forms disulfite bridges
found in proteins

Biology Grade 12 Organic Chem (4 decks)

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