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What are the ways that carbon atoms and the bonds between them be modeled
1. dash
2. cloud
3. dots
4. stick and ball
With four valence electrons, each carbon atom is able to form ?
four bonds
What are the four forms of the element carbon?
Diamond
Graphite
Fullernes
Nanotubes
Which form of carbon is the hardes mineral that forms deep within the Earth?
Diamond
which one is the lead in the pencil?
Graphite
Which carbon is very unique, named after an architect?
Fulerene
Which carbon is arranged in a tube or cylinder shape?
Nanotubes
What do organic compounds contain?
a compound that contains carbon
Name some organic compounds that are PART of living things
Muscle, Blood, seeds
What are carbons that come from living things
WOOL, COTTON, NATURAL GAS
What are carbons that are artifically produced?
gasoline, plastics, shampoo, detergent, cosmetics
Name the two parts of a hydrocarbon?
hydrogen and carbon
The carbon chains in a hydrocarbon may look how?
straight
branched or
ring-shaped
All hydrocarbons are ____ and ___ to release a great deal of energy.
flammable
burn
What does a molecular formula include?
Chemical symbols of the elements in each molecule compound as well as the number of atoms of each element
The number of valence electrons for each carbon atom is ____?
4
All organic compounds contain__?
carbon
The group-COOH is characteristic of an ____ _____.
organic compound
The smaller molecules from which complex carbohydrates are made are ____?
sugars
Cholesterol is a type of __?
lipid
Because the bonds of layers of carbon atoms are weak, layers of ___ slide easily past one another.
graphite
Hydrocarbons that contain only single bonds are said to be _____.
saturated
What is characterized by one or more groups of atoms symbolized by the formula OH?
An alcohol
A ___ is a long chain of monomers.
polymers
Proteins are made up of a long chain of _____?
polymers
What happens to the electrons when one carbon atom forms a single bond with another carbon atom?
ONE valence electron from each carbon is SHARED with the other atom.
What do diamonds graphite and fullernees have in common?
all forms of carbon
How would you notice the presence of ESTERS in a fruit like pineapple or banana?
Have a characteristic odor
The odor of pineapple and banana is due to the presence of ESTERS
How does your body handle STARCHES & CELLULOSE differently since both are complex carbohydrates?
1. Body breaks down STARCHES into glucose for energy
2. Because of the type of bond holding the glucose togher in CELLULOSE, it is indigestable. Cellulose provides fiber to our diet.
How can you compare and contrast the FATTY ACIDS IN "fats that are solid at room temp." & fatty acids in "OILS AT ROOM TEMP THAT ARE LIQUIDS?
"saturated fats have higher melting points than unsatuated fats"
Fats that are SOLID at room temp. contain fatty acids that are saturated.
LIQUID fats contain "unsaturated fatty acids"
Why is the ORDER of nucleotides in DNA IMPORTANT?
the order of nucleotides in DNA provides "coded instructions" for the sturcture and function of cells. Differences among living things depend on the order of nucleotides.
What are organic compounds that serve as helper molecules in a varitey of chemical reactions in your body?
VITAMINS
What is one of the most important sugers in the body?
MONOMER GLUCOSE
What are compounds that have the same chemical formula but different structures called?
Isomers
___ is a different substance with its own characteristic properties?
isomers
What is a nutrient made up of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and sometimes sulfer?
PROTEINS