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Primary alcohols are oxidized to _______
Primary alcohols are oxidized to _aldehydes_
Primary alcohol:
Alcohol with 1 R-group attached to alcohol carbon
H
|
R-C-O-H
|
H
Secondary alcohol
Alcohol with 2 R-groups attached to alcohol carbon
H
|
R-C-O-H
|
R'
Secondary alcohols are oxidized to _______
Secondary alcohols are oxidized to _ketones_
Aldehyde
carbon string with carbonyl group at one end
Ketone
Carbon chain with carbonyl attached in the middle
Ketone ending
anone
Alcohol ending
anol
Ester ending
oate
Ether ending
ether
alkane
single-bonded carbon
alkene
double-bonded carbon
alkyne
triple-bonded carbon
Ether
two alkyl groups joined by one oxygen
carbonyl ending
anal
Ketone ending
replace the -e in the alkane name with -one
Aldehyde ending
replace the -e ending of an alkane with -al
Bonds between amino acids
Peptide bonds
Molecules that make up a protein
Amino acids
Ester
chemical combination of an alcohol and an acid with the loss of a water
Chiral Carbon
A carbon with four different elements or functional groups around it (usually an enantiomer)
Functional group
Distinctive grouping of atoms that imparts specific properties to a molecule
Alcohol functional group
-OH
first four alkanes
methane
ethane
propane
butane
Classifications of alcohols
Primary, secondary & tertiary
Aldehydes oxidize to . . .
Carboxylic acids
Carboxylic acids contain the structure
-COOH or
O
||
-C-O-H
Esters are a reaction between
carboxylic acids and alcohols
Esterscontain the structure
O
||
-C-O-R
Addition Polymers are made by . . .
. . . adding monomer units directly together
Condensation Polymers are made by . . .
. . . combining monomer units with the loss of a water per linkage.
Amine
Organic compound with a -NH₂ group
Amine Classification
Primary, secondary & tertiary, depending on how many of the H atoms in the -NH₂ group are replaced by alkyl groups
Amide
Amine + Carboxyl

O
||
R-C-N-R'
|
H
Monomer unit of proteins
Amino Acids
Amino Acid Structure
Alpha carbon with:
1. hydrogen
2. R group
3 carboxylic acid group
4 Amine group

R O
| ||
H₂N-C-C-OH
|
H
Peptide linkage
Carboxyl of one amino acid bound to the amine of the next (with the loss of a water)
Primary Structure of a protein
Sequence of amino acids
Secondary Structure of a protein
hydrogen bonding along protein causing alpha-helixes and beta-pleated sheets
Tertiary Structure of a protein
Covalent bonds & non-covalent forces causing irregular folds
Glycosidic linkage
condensation polymer between carbohydrates