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number of electrons carbon has in its outer shell
4
carbon can make up to _ bonds
4
can form nonpolar and polar bonds
carbon
2 structures with an identical molecular formula but different strucutres and characeteristics
Isomers
contain the same atoms but in different bonding relationships
strucutural isomers
identical bonding relationships, spatial differnce of atoms differ
steroisomers
cis-trans isomers
postion around double bonds
2 molecules that are mirror images
enantiomers
dehyrdation synthesis
removal of a water molecule
forms polymers
dehydration synthesis
hydrolysis
addition of water molecule
breaks down polymers into monomers
hydrolysis
carbohydrates are composed of
carbon and hydrogen and oxygen atoms
nonpolar and very insoluble in water
lipids
have cholestrol and are not very water soluble
steriods
proces in which amino acids are strung together
primary sturcture of proteins
strucutre of a alpha helix Hbonding between R groups
Secondary strucutre
3 dimenstional folding of proteins
Tethicary Strucuture
protein subunits assemble to form hemoglobin
Quaternary Strucutre
responsbible for storage expression and transmission of gentic information
Nucleic Acids
Stores genetic information in monomer building blocks
Deoxyrybose Nucleic Acids
Decodes the information into instructions to link together amino acids
Ribo Nucleic Acids
humans cant break down
cellulose
a fatty acid in which all the carbons are linked by a single covalent bond
saturated fatty acid
fatty acid that contains one or more carbon-carbon double bonds
unsaturafted fatty acid
phospolipids are
amphipathic molecules
responsible fro disulfide bonds
cytosines
links amino acids in polypeptide
peptide bond
a linear sequence of amino acids
polypeptide
has 3 componets a phosphate a sugar and a carbon base
nucleotide
molecules that contain the elemt carbon
organic molecules
monomere are linked by polar covalent bonds called
glycosidic bonds