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How many electrons are in the outer shell of Carbon
4
Can Carbon bond to other Carbon atoms?
yes
what is an amino functional group?
NH2
what is a carboxyl functional group?
COOH
monosaccharides are the monomer of what
polysaccharide
during a hydrolysis reaction is water added to or takn way from the reactants?
added (breaks)
during a dehydration reaction is water added to or takn way from the reactants?
taken away (bonds)
what is the monosaccharide composition of sucrose?
glucose + fructose (produce energy)
what is the monosaccharide composition of lactose?
glucose + galactose (milk)
what is the monosaccharide composition of maltose?
glucose + glucose
What is the Biological function of starch?
energy storage for plants
What is the Biological function of glycogen?
long term storage for animals
What is the Biological function of cellulose?
cell walls of plants and trees
What is the Biological function of chitin?
exoskeleton of insects, crabs and spiders
unsaturated vs. saturated
saturated- animals, less healthy, straight chain, most hydrogen bonds

unsaturated- plants, bend, less unhealthy, several double bonds
what are all the monosacharrides? (simple sugars)
glucose, fructose, falactose, ribose and deoxyribose
what are all the disacharrides?
sucrose
lactose
maltose
what are all the polysaccharides?
starge + glycogen (energy storage)
cellulose, chiten, peptioglycan (cell walls)
What property makes phospholipids suitable molecules to form the membrane of cells?
When phospholipids are placed in water, the polar sidechains face outward and the cysteine sidechains face each other.
What is attached to the carbon skeleton of steroids that make them differ from each other?
functional groups
prion
infectious particle consisting of protein only and no nucleic acid and can result in disease.
What are the sugars found in DNA and RNA?
deoxyribose and ribose
What base is found in RNA that differs from DNA?
Uracil (Thymine in DNA)
molecule with the same molecular formula but a different structure, and therefore shape
isomer
What is the ratio of Hydrogen to Carbon in Carbohydrates?
2:1
what is a phospholipid made up of?
fatty acid + phosphate group
what are waxes made up of?
fatty acid + alcohol group