Biology Chapter 4

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organic chemistry is the study of what

the study of carbon compounds

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carbon atoms can partner with atoms other then what

hydrogen

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how can adding atoms make a difference

1. length, branching, double bond position, and presence of rings

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give an example of length

ethane to propane

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give an example of branching

butane to isobutane

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give an example of double bond position

1- Butane 2-Butene

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give an example of rings

cylohexane, and benzene

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what are isomers

isomers are compounds with the same molecular formula but different structures and properties

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what is a structural isomer

structural isomers have different covalent arrangements

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what is a cis-trans isomer

they are geometric isomers, that have the same covalent bond but differ in their spatial arrangement

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what is cis isomer

has the x on the same side

<p>has the x on the same side</p>
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what is a trans isomer

has the x on different sides

<p>has the x on different sides</p>
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what are enantiomers

they are isomers that are mirror images of each other

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what is a real life examples of how enantiomers work

your hands! they are mirror images but they aren't the same thing

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enantimers are important in the pharmaceutical industry why?

2 enantiomers may have different effects and often only one enatiomer is biologically active

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what is an example of an enatiomer

IB-profen is meant to reduce inflamation and pain. S-ibprofen is effective R-ibprofen is ineffective

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_______ can form _______ chains with _________

carbon can form long chains with energy

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what are hydrocarbons

hydrocarbons are organic molecules consisting of only carbon and hydrogen

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what types of molecules have hydrocarbon components

many organic molecules such as fats have hydrocarbon components

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hydrocarbons can undergo reactions that ___________

large amounts of energy

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carbon can form bonds with many different elements, what does this lead too

functional groups, various kinds of atoms or clusters of atoms, covalently bonded to carbon backbone

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functional groups do what

gives the organic molecule different characteristics

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what and what differ by what

estrogen and testotrone differ by functional groups

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what is the mneomic device to remember the functional groups

Harry's Crazy Cat Ate Some Purple Mice

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what are the functional groups

Hydroyxl, Carbonyl, Carboxyl, Amino, Sulfhydrl, Phosphate, Methyl

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Hydroxl group: - structure, compound name, and example ALSO what is important about hydroxl group

Compound Name: Alchohol, Example: Methanol, Proponol ALSO: polar due to electronegative oxygen. Forms hydrogen bonds with water

<p>Compound Name: Alchohol, Example: Methanol, Proponol ALSO: polar due to electronegative oxygen. Forms hydrogen bonds with water</p>
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Carbonyl Group-structure, compound name, and example ALSO what is important about carbonyl group

Compound Name: Ketone or Aldehyde Example: Acetylacetone ALSO: Sugars with ketone groups are called ketoses, those with aldehyde are called aldoses

<p>Compound Name: Ketone or Aldehyde Example: Acetylacetone ALSO: Sugars with ketone groups are called ketoses, those with aldehyde are called aldoses</p>
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Carboxyl Group-structure, compound name, and example ALSO what is important about carboxyl group

Compound Name: Carboxylic Acid, Organic Acid Ex: Certain Amino Acids ALSO: Acts as an acid

<p>Compound Name: Carboxylic Acid, Organic Acid Ex: Certain Amino Acids ALSO: Acts as an acid</p>
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Amino Group- structure, compound name, and example ALSO what is important about amino group

Compound Name: Amine, Ex: Ammonia ALSO: acts as a base

<p>Compound Name: Amine, Ex: Ammonia ALSO: acts as a base</p>
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Sulfydrl group-structure, compound name, and example ALSO what is important about sulfrydrl group

Compound Name: Thiol, Ex: Certain Amino Acids ALSO: TWO- SH groups can react, forming a "cross-link" that helps stabalize protein structure

<p>Compound Name: Thiol, Ex: Certain Amino Acids ALSO: TWO- SH groups can react, forming a "cross-link" that helps stabalize protein structure</p>
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Phosphate Group-structure, compound name, and example ALSO what is important about phosphate group

Compound Name: Organic phosphate Ex: Adenosine Triphosphate: ALSO Contributes negative charge. when attached which leads too and has the ability to react with h20 releasing energy

<p>Compound Name: Organic phosphate Ex: Adenosine Triphosphate: ALSO Contributes negative charge. when attached which leads too and has the ability to react with h20 releasing energy</p>
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Methyl Group-structure, compound name, and example ALSO what is important about methyl group

Compound Name: Methylated Group Ex: Methyl Alcohol ALSO: affects the expression of genes, affects the shape and function of sex hormones

<p>Compound Name: Methylated Group Ex: Methyl Alcohol ALSO: affects the expression of genes, affects the shape and function of sex hormones</p>
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what is an important organic phosphate

ATP

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why is ATP important

it stores the potential to react with h20, this then releases energy that can be used by the cell.

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what is a mneomic device to remember how can adding atoms make a difference

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