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37 Cards in this Set
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What factors allow for many forms of polymer from just a few monomers
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arrangements, order, and (MORE STUFF?)
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6 most common elements in living things, in most to least order
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SPONCH Backwards --> HCNOPS
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type of bonds that carbons form in a carbon backbone (type and number of bonds)
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Covalent single and double bonds
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What are the possible shapes that carbon forms?
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Chains and rings
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What are three characteristics of hydrocarbons?
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1) Carbon Backbone with H & O on edges. 2) High in energy. 3) Work well as fuel
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connecting carbon chains is what process
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dehyration synthesis (condensation)
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What are the 4 families of polymers?
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Carbohydrates, protein, lipids, and nucleic acids
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what are the 6 Functional Groups?
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Hydroxyl, methyl, amino, carboxyl, phosphate, and sulfat
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Hydroxyl
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OH
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Methyl
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CH(3)
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Amino
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NH4
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Carboxyl
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COOH
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Phosphate
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PO4
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Sulfate
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SO4
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Carbohydrate monomer
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monosaccharide
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Carbon chain names for 3, 5, and 6
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Trioses, Pentoses, and Hexoses
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Carbohydrates include what 3 types?
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simple sugars, complex carbohydrates, and compound sugars
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Simple sugars examples and formula
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Glucose/ Fructose (C6H12O6)
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Compound sugar name
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Disaccaride
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number of monomers in compounds sugars
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2
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example of compound sugars, and formula
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Sucrose, lactose, maltose (c12H22O11)
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difference between complex carbs and simple sugars
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more energy and longer term storage
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relative densities of saturated an unsaturated fats and number of bonds.
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saturated = single bonds because easier to rotate = denser= worse for you
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What are the 4 types of lipids?
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triglycerides (fats/oils), wax, steroids, Phospholipids
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Lipoproteins, densities and health values
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HDL high density = good, low = bad
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Phospholipids purpose and drawing
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cell membranes, PO4, bonded to c: 3 squiggly lines
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Protein monomer
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amino acid
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lipid monomer
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fatty acid
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structure of proteins
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see drawing
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DNA stands for:
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deoxyribonucleic acid
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RNA stands for:
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Ribonucleic acid
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Nucleis acid monomer
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nucleotide
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list the 5 bases
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adenine thymine guanine cytosine uracil
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DNA sugar, phosphate, base posibilities and shape
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Deoxyribose (C5H10O4), atc, double helix
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Rna sugar, phosphate, base possibilities, and shape
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ribose (c5H10O5), agcu double helix
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cellulose
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fiber plant tissue that cleans out digestive system
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steroid examples
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hormones (testosterone and estrogen)
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