Unit 2: Organic Chem: Functional Groups Flashcards

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Alkyl: structure and polarity, basic/acidic/none

A
H
    I
R-C-R         Non-polar
    I
    H
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hydroxyl: structure and polarity, basic/acidic/none

A

R- O-H POLAR

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sulfhydryl: structure and polarity, basic/acidic/none

A

R-S-H POLAR

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carbonyl: structure and polarity, basic/acidic/none

A

.. O
.. II
R-C-R Ketone and aldehyde polar

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carboxyl: structure and polarity, basic/acidic/none

A

.. H
.. II
R-C-OH ACIDIC, POLAR, IONIC

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phosphate: structure and polarity, basic/acidic/none

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......    O
 ...  ....     I
R-O-P-OH                    Acidic, polar ionic
........        I
 ......      OH
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amino: structure and polarity, basic/acidic/none

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… H
… I
R-N-H Ionic, basic, polar

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8
Q

Proteins are used in which functional groups

A

alkyl
carboxyl
amino
sulfhydryl

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9
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A

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10
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bonding that is non-polar

A

hydrophobic

van der waals

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11
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0

A

0

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12
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carbohydrates are used in which functional groups

A

hydroxyl

carbonyl

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13
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Nucleic Acids are used in which functional groups

A

hydroxyl

phosphate

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14
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Aldehyde

A

carbonyl is on end of chain

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15
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keytone

A

carbonyl is in the middle of a chain

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16
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polysaccharide: what is it’s monomer, bond name and functional groups

A

monosaccharides
glycosidic
FG: hydroxyl and hydroxyl

17
Q

Protein: what is it’s monomer, bond name and functional groups

A

amino acids
peptide
FG: amino and carboxyl

18
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Nucleic Acid: what is it’s monomer, bond name and functional groups

A

nucleotides
phosphodiester
FG: hydroxyl and phosphate

19
Q

lipids: what is it’s monomer, bond name and functional groups

A

fatty acid and glycerol
ester
FG: carboxyl and hydroxyl

20
Q

monosaccharides polymer is

A

polysaccharide

21
Q

amino acids polymer is

22
Q

nucleotides polymer is

A

Nucleic Acid

23
Q

fatty acid and glycerol polymer is

24
Q

What do the two acidic functional groups share; what are those two groups

A

OH, phosphate and carboxyl

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four functional groups surrounded by hydrogen are; how do you remember them *bless you*
alkyl hydroxyl amino sulfhydryl
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three functional groups involve carbon and oxygen; hint:poop
CCP phosphate carboxyl carbonyl
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monomer
subunit, one
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polymer
many units, chain
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condensation reaction (dehydration reaction)
form bonds between monomers to make a polymer and produces H2O
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hydrolysis reaction
break apart polymer to monomers, putting H2O back in