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4 properties of water

Cohesive, temp stabilizer, polar, pH neutral

Mole

Tells weight& #molecules. 1 mole = 6.02x10^23 molecules

Acid

Adds Hydrogen ions (1-7)

Base

Adds hydroxide ions or binds hydrogen ions

Dissociate

Fall apart into hydrogen&hydroxide ions. Weaks =falls apart a little. strong = a lot

Organic molecules

Contain carbon

Hydrocarbons

Only carbon &hydrogen

Functional groups

Combinations of atoms most commonly found in chemical reactions. Hydroxyl/alcohol, carboxyl, amino, ketone & phosphate group

Hydroxyl

Polar &water soluable

Carboxyl

Acid

Amino

Weak base

Phosphate group

Acid

Ketone

Organic macromolecules

Big molecules (mostly polymers) that make up most of life excluding h2o. Carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids

Monomers

Subunits of of polymers. Usually repeating. Dehydration synthesis joins them & hydrolysis breaks them

Carbohydrates

Monomers=saccharides/simple sugar. Polar. (CH2O)n. Source of E & building blocks(cell walls). 4 types polysaccharides: starch, glucose, cellulose & chitin

Lipids

Chemically diverse but all hydrophobic (mostly H&C). 3 types. Triacylglycerol E storage (fats). Steroids cell membrane components & hormones. Phospholipids major component of cell membranes.

Triacylglycerol

Amimal fat &vegetable oil. 2 subunits (glycerol(head/polar)&fatty acid(tails/nonpolar)) saturated or unsaturated w hydrogen.

Phospholipids

3 subunits. (1 glyercol 2 fatty acids &1 molecule w a phosphate group(head, v hydrophilic)) tails v hydrophobic & form bilayer

Protein

Amino acid=monomer. Many functions: enzymes and cell membrane

Protein conformation

Determines function(shape affects what it can bond to). 1: aa sequence 2: backbone atom H-bonds 3: r-group bonds to backbone/sidechain 4: 1+ polypeptide chain. Denatured by temp salts or pH

Nucleic acids

Carry genetic info. DNA &RNA (monomers=nucleotides) sugar phosphate backbone

DNA

Specifies AA sequence. Sugar=deoxyribose. 2 strand double helix. Has nucleus. N-bases: A=T & G÷C

RNA

mRNA(carries info from DNA to ribosome), tRNA (brings AA for translation) & rRNA(aids ribosomes in translation). Ribose sugar. Single stand. No nucleus. N-bases: A=U & C÷G

Nucleotides

5 carbon sugar, nitrogen base & 1+ phosphate group. Single ring (pyrimidine (C,T&U))and double ring (purine (A&G)) shape

ATP

Adenosine triphosphate