Organic Compounds Flashcards

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Carbon is a _________ element, meaning it can create millions of compounds in various ways.

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Versatile

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Carbon has the ability to form _____,_____, and _______ bonds.

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Single, double, triple

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Carbon can have compounds shaped as ______ and ______.

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rings, chains

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3
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This element has to be present for a compound to be considered “organic”.

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Carbon

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4
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there are ____ categories of organic compounds important to living things.

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4

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5
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Carbon will bond with _______ other elements

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most or many

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Small, single unit carbon compounds.

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Monomers

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These are composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen (CHO) and include sugar and starch.

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carbohydrates

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simple sugars such as glucose, fructose, and galactose.

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monosaccharides

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9
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complex sugars and starches.

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polysaccharides

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these are composed mostly of carbon and hydrogen,often called hydrocarbons.

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lipids

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these are composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and phosphorus and are involved in genetics.

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nucleic acids

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these are built by linking subunits called Amino Acids together.

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proteins

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This macromolecule is the main source of energy for living things.

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carbohydrates

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storing energy, not being soluble in water, and having effects on metabolism are properties of…

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lipids

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15
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storing genetic information in a double stranded helix is the job of…

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DNA

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16
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transmitting genetic information in single stranded compound is the job of….

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RNA

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17
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reactions that occur in living things

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biochemical

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reactions in living things that break down materials

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reactions in living things that build materials

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this is any substance that can speed up a chemical reaction

21
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a protein that acts as a catalyst by lowering the amount activation energy needed.

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the area on an enzyme where the reaction takes place.

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active site

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the substance an enzyme binds with.

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what three things affect enzyme function?
temperature, pH, and inhibitors.
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this type of inhibitor races to block the active site.
competitive
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These are carbon compounds made by linking monomers together.
Polymers
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These are very large carbon compounds made from polymers.
Macromolecules
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These are double sugars, such as sucrose and lactose
Disaccharides
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this type of inhibitor binds away from the active site and commonly shuts off/deactivates an enzyme.
non-competitive
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This reaction builds polymers by removing water.
Condensation.
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This reaction breaks apart polymers by adding water.
Hydrolysis
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This is animal starch...stored in muscles and the liver.
Glycogen
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This is plant starch...often called fiber. It's tough and flexible to give plants support.
Cellulose
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This has three fatty acids and a glycerol.
Triglyceride
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This lipid has two fatty acids, a glycerol, and a phosphate group.
Phospholipid
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This lipid is composed of two long chains, one is a fatty acid the other is an alcohol.
Wax
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This category of lipid are made of carbon rings with functional groups. Most are hormones.
Steroids.
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This kind of lipid has no double bonds and usually come from animals.
Saturated
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This type of lipid has one or more double bonds and usually come from plants.
Unsaturated
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This is the name of the reaction when an enzyme binds with its substrate.
Induced fit
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There are 20 of these and when they bond together using peptide bonds they form polypeptide chains called proteins.
Amino acids
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Carbon compounds can have these....they determine some of the compounds properties.
Functional groups
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Carbon has ____ electrons in its outer most energy level that it can share to form strong covalent bonds.
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This is the type of bonds that link Amino Acids together to form proteins.
Peptide bonds (proteins are polypeptides!)
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This is composed of a hydrocarbon chain and a carboxyl group.
Fatty acid