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Variation in covalent partners, in which each share the same molecular formula, but have a different arrangement of atoms. |
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The variation in the arrangement of a double bond. |
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Variations in spatial arrangements around an assymetric carbon, which results in molecules that are mirror images of one another. They cannot be superimposed on one another. |
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R-OH or R-O-H Common in alcohols Slighly Polar Tend to form Hydrogen Bonds Example: Ethyl Alchohol (C2H5OH) |
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R-NH2 Common in Nitrogen Bases Part of each Amino Acid Weak base in water, where it accepts a + |
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R-COOH (double-bonded Oxygen) Common in Amino Acids Organic Acids, weak acid in water, releases + |
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R-CH3 Common in organic molecules Nonpolar Insoluable in water |
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R-CHO (on a Oxygen is bonded on a primary carbon) Slightly Polar Soluble in water Common in sugars |
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R-SH or R-S-H Common in Proteins, where it forms covalent bonds between polypeptides. Amino Acids with a Radical group that contains sulfur=Cystene Methionine |
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R-CO-R Slightly Polar Soluble in water Common in Sugars Oxygen is NEVER bonded on a primary Carbon. |
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R-H2PO4 Polar weak acid Releases 2 protons in water Participates in energy transfers in cells when in ATP Found in nucleic acids - DNA & RNA |
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R-C-O-R (With an Oxygen double bonded to the Carbon) Formation of bonds by dehydration synthesis Combination of an acid with an alcohol |
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C3H6O3 Aldose - Glyceraldehyde Ketose - Dihydroxyacetone |
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C5H10O5 Aldose - Ribose Ketose - Ribulose |
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1. Triglycerides 2. Phospholipids 3. Wax 4. Steroids |
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(Hydrocarbons) Glycine Alanine Valine Leucine Isoleucine Mathionine Phenylalanine Tryptophan Proline |
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(Alcohol, Aldehyde, Ketone) Serine Threonine Crysteine Tyrosine Asparagine Glutamine |
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