Unit 2: Organic Chem: Functional Groups Flashcards
Alkyl: structure and polarity, basic/acidic/none
H I R-C-R Non-polar I H
hydroxyl: structure and polarity, basic/acidic/none
R- O-H POLAR
sulfhydryl: structure and polarity, basic/acidic/none
R-S-H POLAR
carbonyl: structure and polarity, basic/acidic/none
.. O
.. II
R-C-R Ketone and aldehyde polar
carboxyl: structure and polarity, basic/acidic/none
.. H
.. II
R-C-OH ACIDIC, POLAR, IONIC
phosphate: structure and polarity, basic/acidic/none
...... O ... .... I R-O-P-OH Acidic, polar ionic ........ I ...... OH
amino: structure and polarity, basic/acidic/none
… H
… I
R-N-H Ionic, basic, polar
Proteins are used in which functional groups
alkyl
carboxyl
amino
sulfhydryl
.
.
bonding that is non-polar
hydrophobic
van der waals
0
0
carbohydrates are used in which functional groups
hydroxyl
carbonyl
Nucleic Acids are used in which functional groups
hydroxyl
phosphate
Aldehyde
carbonyl is on end of chain
keytone
carbonyl is in the middle of a chain
polysaccharide: what is it’s monomer, bond name and functional groups
monosaccharides
glycosidic
FG: hydroxyl and hydroxyl
Protein: what is it’s monomer, bond name and functional groups
amino acids
peptide
FG: amino and carboxyl
Nucleic Acid: what is it’s monomer, bond name and functional groups
nucleotides
phosphodiester
FG: hydroxyl and phosphate
lipids: what is it’s monomer, bond name and functional groups
fatty acid and glycerol
ester
FG: carboxyl and hydroxyl
monosaccharides polymer is
polysaccharide
amino acids polymer is
Protein
nucleotides polymer is
Nucleic Acid
fatty acid and glycerol polymer is
lipids
What do the two acidic functional groups share; what are those two groups
OH, phosphate and carboxyl
four functional groups surrounded by hydrogen are; how do you remember them bless you
alkyl
hydroxyl
amino
sulfhydryl
three functional groups involve carbon and oxygen; hint:poop
CCP
phosphate
carboxyl
carbonyl
monomer
subunit, one
polymer
many units, chain
condensation reaction (dehydration reaction)
form bonds between monomers to make a polymer and produces H2O
hydrolysis reaction
break apart polymer to monomers, putting H2O back in