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R CONFIGURATION (CHIRAL CENTER) |
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CLOCKWISE WHEN LOWEST GROUP TO THE BACK |
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S CONFIGURATION (CHIRAL CENTER) |
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COUNTERCLOCKWISE WHEN LOWEST GROUP BACK |
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WILL A RACEMIC MIXTURE OF ENTANTIOMERS HAVE OPTICAL ACTIVITY? |
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WHAT CARBON WILL FORM A RADICAL AND RECEIVE BROMINE IN FREE RADICAL HALOGENATION? |
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THE MOST SUBSITUTED
3*>2*>1*> METHYL |
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IF NUCEOPHILES HAVE THE SAME ATTACKING CARBON (EX. RO- , H0-), WHAT CORELATES TO STRONGEST NUCLEOPHILE? |
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IN PROTIC SOLVENT, WHAT SIZE ATOMS ARE BETTER NUCLEOPHILES? |
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IN APROTIC SOLVENTS WHAT MAKES THE BEST NUCLEOPHIL? |
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SN1 REACTIONS ARE MORE LIKELY TO OCCUR IF THE CARBON ATTACHED TO THE LEAVING GROUP IS_________________ |
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MORE SUBSTITUTED
TERTIARY>SECONDARY>PRIMARY>METHYL
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SN1 REACTIONS OCCUR IN PROTIC OR APROTIC SOLVENTS? |
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PROTIC
(THE CARBOCATION IS STABILIZED BY THE SOLVENT) |
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A PROTIC SOLVENT CAN DONATE A _________ |
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CAN AN APROTIC SOLVENT DONATE A HYDROGEN ATOM? |
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THE RATE OF SN2 REACTIONS
DEPEND ON___________ |
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CONCENTRATION OF THE SUBSTRATE AND NUCLEOPHILE |
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WHAT IS NEEDED TO DISPLACE THE LEAVING GROUP IN AN SN2 REACTION? |
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DO SN2 REACTIONS OCCUR WHEN THE CARBON IS LESS SUBSTITUTED OR MORE SUBSTITUTED? |
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LESS SUBSTITUTED
METHYL> 1*>2*>3* |
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WHAT STEREOCHEMISTRY RESULTS FROM A SN1 REACTION? |
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WHAT STEREOCHEMISTRY RESULTS FROM A SN2 REACTION? |
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INVERSION OF CONFIGURATION |
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WHAT TYPE OF SUBSTITUTION REACTION IS FAVORED BY BULKY NUCELEOPHILES? |
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DO TRANS OR CIS ALKENES HAVE HIGHER MELTING POINTS? |
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WHAT ELIMINATION REACTIONS TEND TO FAVOR POLAR SOLVENTS, BRANCHED CARBON CHAINS, GOOD LEAVING GROUPS AND WEAK NUCLEOPHILES? |
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WHAT WILL PUSH A REACTION TOWARD E1 RATHER THAN SN1? |
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WHERE WILL THE DOUBLE BOND FORM IN THE PRODUCT OF AN E2 REACTION? |
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USUALLY SO THE DOUBLE BOND IS MORE SUBSTITUTED |
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WHAT WILL MAKE A REACTION UNDERGO E2 RATHER THAN SN2? |
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USING HIGHLY SUBSTITUTED C CHAINS AND A STRONG BASE
SN2 PREFER LESS STERIC HINDERANCE AND WEAK LEWIS BASES (STRONG NUCLEOPHILES) |
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TO REDUCE A DOUBLE BOND, YOU WOULD USE__________________ |
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H2 AND METAL CATALYST
(Ex. Pd, Ni, Pt)
WILL BE SYN DUE TO REACTION TAKING PLACE ON THE METAL |
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IF YOU ADD HX TO A DOUBLE BOND THE PROTON WILL FIRST BE ADDED TO THE
MOST SUBSTITUED SIDE
OR THE
LEAST SUBSTITUED SIDE
(NOT USING RADICAL MECHANISM) |
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THE LEAST SUBSTITUED SIDE
(MARKOVNIKOV'S RULE: THE MOST STABLE CARBOCATION IS PROCUCED) |
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ADDITION OF X2 TO A DOUBLE BOND IS
ANTI
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SYN |
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ANTI
BECAUSE A CYCLIC HALONIUM ION FORMS THEN IS ATTACKED BY SECOND X- |
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ADDITION OF WATER TO A DOUBLE BOND OCCURS IN ACIDIC OR BASIC CONDITIONS
AND
DOES IT FOLLOW MARKOVNIKOV'S RULE? |
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ADDITION OF HBr TO A DOUBLE BOND, USING THE FREE RADICAL MECHANISM
OBEYS
OR
DISOBEYS
MARKOVNIKOV'S RULE? |
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DISOBEYS
(Br RADICAL IS ADDED FIRST) |
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HYDROBORATION OF A DOUBLE BOND PRODUCES _______________ |
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ALCOHOL IN ANTI-MARKOVNIKOV SYN ORIENTATION |
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COLD KMnO4 ADDED TO A DOUBLE BOND WILL PRODUCE
___________________ |
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1, 2 DIOL (GLYCOLS)
SYN ADDITION |
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HOT KMnO4 FOLLOWED BY ACID WILL BREAK A
1. INTERNAL DOUBLE BOND INTO:
2. TERMINAL DOUBLE BOND INTO: |
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1. 2 CARBOXYLIC ACIDS
2. A CARBOXYLIC ACID AND CO2 |
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TREATMENT OF A DOUBLE BOND WITH
1) O3 2) Zn/H2O
WILL______ |
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BREAK THE DOUBLE BOND INTO 2 ALDEHYDES |
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DOUBLE BONDS TREATED WITH PEROXYCARBOXYLIC ACIDS (EX, CH3CO3H AND MCPBA)
WILL FORM_____________ |
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POLYMERS OF POLYETHEYLE ARE FORMED
USING: |
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ETHYLENE AND A RADICAL METHANISM UNDER HEAT AND PRESSURE |
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ALKYNES CAN BE SYNTHESIZED: |
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1) ELIMINATION OF VIVCINAL DIBROMIDE
2) DISPLACEMENT BY AN ACETYLIDE ION |
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IF YOU WANT TO MAKE A CIS
ALKENE OUT OF AN ALKYNE,
USE___________ |
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H2, Pd/BaSO4
LINDLAR'S CATALYST |
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IF YOU WANT TO MAKE AN TRANS ALKENE OUT OF AN ALKYNE, USE_________ |
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HYDROBORATION OF A TRIPLE BOND____________- |
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ADDES PROTONS IN A SYN FASHION TO FORM AN ALKENE |
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USING BORON AND PEROXIDE ON A TRIPLE BOND CAN CREATE : |
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A VINYL ALCOHOL (KETO-ENOL TAUTOMER) |
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ALKYNES CAN BE OXIDATIVELY CLEAVED BY
______________
AND
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DO AROMATIC COMPOUNDS UNDERGO ADDITION REACTIONS? |
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ADDING Br2 OR Cl2 ,IN THE PRESENCE OF A LEWIS ACID ,TO AN AROMATIC RING WILL PRODUCE GOOD YIELDS OF: |
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MONOSUBSTITUTED AROMATIC PRODUCTS |
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ARE NH2, NHCOR AND NR2 AS AN AROMATIC SUBSTITUENTS
ACTIVATING OR DEACTIVATING?
ORTHO/PARA OR META DIRECTING? |
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IS NO2 ACTIVATING OR DEACTIVATING? |
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WHAT AROMATIC SUBSTITUENTS ARE DEACTIVATING ORTHO/PARA DIRECTORS? |
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ARE
OH, OR, OCOR, AND R
ACTIVATING OR DEACTIVATING AROMATIC SUBSTITUENTS?
META OR ORTHO/PARA? |
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BENZENE RINGS CAN BE REDUCED UNDER VIGOROUS CONDITIONS
AND WHAT CATALYST? |
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USUALLY RUTHENIUM (Ru) OR RHODIUM(Rh) |
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THE MORE CARBONS AN ALCOHOL CHAINS HAS THE
(MORE/ LESS)
ACIDIC IT IS |
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PROTONATING A CARBOXYLIC ACID'S CARBOXYL'S OXYGEN WILL MAKE THE CARBON
MORE OR LESS
LIKELY TO BE ATTACKED BY A NUCLEOPHILE? |
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PUT IN CORRECT ORDER OF INCREASING REACTIVITY:
ANHYDRIDES
AMIDES
ACYL HALIDES
ESTERS
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AMIDES<ESTERS<ANHYDRIDES<ACYL HALIDES |
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PROCESS IN WHICH IMPURE SOLIDS ARE DISSOLVED AND ALLOWED TO REFORM CRYSTALS SO THAT THE IMPURITIES ARE LEFT IN THE SOLUTION |
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GRAVITY FILTRATION IS BEST USED WHEN THE DESIRED PRODUCT IS THE______________
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VACUUM FILTRATION IS BEST USED WHEN THE DESIRED PRODUCT IS THE________________ |
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DISSOLVED IN THE SOLUTION
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THE FILTERED SOLID |
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VAPORS SUBLIME ON A PIECE OF GLASSWARE CALLED A ______________ |
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SIMPLE DISTILLATION CAN OCCUR WHEN THE FLUIDS BOIL BELOW________DEGREES C
AND
BOIL AT LEAST __________DEGREES C APART |
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VACUUM DISTILLATION CAN BE USED WHEN THE FLUIDS BOIL __________DEGREES C
AND
__________DEGREES C APART |
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FRACTIONAL DISTILLATION CAN BE USED WHEN FLUIDS BOIL____________-DEGREES C APART
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A FRACTIONING COLUMN WORKS TO SEPARATE FLUIDS BY BOILING BECAUSE____________ |
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EACH TIME THE VAPORS CONDENSE AND EVAPORATE THEY CONTAIN A GREATER PROPORTION OF THE LOWER BOILING COMPONENT |
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COMPOUNDS CAN BE DISTIGUISHED FROM EACH OTHER USING CHROMATOGRAPHY BECAUSE THEY_______________________ |
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TRAVEL ACROSS THE STATIONARY PHASE AT DIFFERENT RATES |
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IN CHROMOTOGRAPHY, THE RF VALUE IS CALCULATED
BY DIVIDING:
THE____________
BY
THE____________ |
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DISTANCE A COMPOUND TRAVELS/
THE DISTANCE THE SOLVENT TRAVELS |
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A TECHNIQUE FOR SEPARATION THAT ALLOWS SOLVENT AND COMPOUNDS TO MOVE DOWN BY GRAVITY AND FORM BANDS OF DIFFERENT COMPOUNDS |
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A SEPARATION TECHNIQUE THAT INVOLVES INJECTING A GAS MIXTURE INTO A COLUMN WHERE IT IS VAPORIZED AND THEN COMPONENTS ARE SEPARATED BASED ON HOW LONG IT TAKES THEM TO REACH THE END OF THE COLUMN FILLED WITH HELIUM OR NITROGEN |
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TYPE OF COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY IN WHICH BEADS ARE COATED WITH CHARGED SUBSTANCES THAT HOLD OPPOSITELY CHARGED SUBSTANCES FROM PASSING THROUGH |
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ION EXCHANGE CHROMATOGRAPHY |
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A TECHNIQUE OF USING NITROGEN GAS TO FORCE SOLVENT THROUGH WHEN USING COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY |
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FLASH COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY |
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TYPE OF COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY THAT USES BEADS WITH TINY PORES |
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SIZE EXCLUSION CHROMATOGRAPHY |
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COLUMN CHROMATOGRAGHY THAT CAN BE CUSTOMIZED TO BIND A SPECIFIC SUBSTANCE |
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A WAY TO SEPARATE MOLECULES, BASED ON THEIR SIZE AND CHARGE, BY PLACING THEM IN AN ELECTRIC FIELD |
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TYPE OF GEL USED TO SEPARATE PIECES OF DNA OR RNA BY ELECTROPHORESIS |
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ELECTROPHORISIS GEL USED TO SEPARATE PROTEINS BASED ON MASS BY NEUTRALIZING THE CHARGE |
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ELECTROPHORISIS TECHNIQUE THAT SEPARATES PROTEINS BASED ON THEIR ISOELECTRIC POINT(THE PH AT WHICH ITS NET CHARGE IS 0 |
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WHAT MUST AN ATOM POSSESS TO BE STUDIED BY NMR? |
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AN ODD ATOMIC NUMBER OR AN ODD MASS NUMBER |
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HOW DO YOU FIND HOW MANY PEAKS THERE WILL BE WHEN DOING HNMR?
HOW DO YOU FIND THE AREA? |
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COUNT THE NUMBER OF ADJACENT HS AND ADD 1
USE PASCAL'S TRIANGLE |
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WHEN DOING CNMR, WHY WOULD YOU CHOSE TO DO A SPIN-DECOUPLED SPECTRUM? |
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YOU ONLY WANT TO LOOK AT THE NUMBER OF DIFFERENT CARBONS AND THEIR RELATIVE CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENTS |
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WHEN DOING CNMR, WHY WOULD YOU CHOSE TO DO A SPIN-COUPLED NMR? |
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IT WOULD SHOW YOU THE NUMBER OF HS |
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A SPECTROSCOPY TECHNIQUE WHERE ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT IS PASSED THROUGH A CHEMICAL SAMPLE. IT IS BEST USED WHEN STUDYING DOUBLE BONDS OR HETERO ATOMS WITH LONE PAIRS |
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A TECHNIQUE THAT IONIZES A SAMPLE, ACCELERATES THE PARTICLES IN A MAGNETIC FIELD AND RECORDS THE MASS OF THE PARTICLES |
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FROM THE HIGHEST VALUE LINE ON MASS SPEC READING, YOU CAN OBTAIN THE
_________________
OF THE SAMPLE |
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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE M+ ION PEAK AND THE LINE BEING EVALUATED, GIVES YOU
______________ |
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THE MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF THE FRAGMENT RECORDED |
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A CARBOHYDRATE IN WHICH THE LOWEST CHIRAL CENTER HAS -OH TO
THE RIGHT IS __________ |
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GALACTOSE IS A ____ EPIMER OF GLUCOSE |
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MANNOSE IS A _____ EPIMER OF GLUCOSE |
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AN ANOMER IN WHICH THE -OH POINTS UP IN THE CHAIR CONFORMATION OF A D SUGAR IS _______ |
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CELLULOSE HAS ________________BONDS BETWEEN GLUCOSE MOLECULES |
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STARCH AND GLYCOGEN HAVE _________________ BONDS BETWEEN GLUCOSE MOLECULES |
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MOSTLY 1,4' ALPHA, SOME 1,6' ALPHA |
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AMINO ACIDS THAT ARE DIPOLAR IONS
(ONE SIDE OF THE MOLECULE HAS A POSITIVE CHARGE WHILE THE OTHER IS NEGATIVE) |
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A TERM THAT DESCRIBES SPECIES THAT MAKE ACT AS A BASE OR AS AN ACID |
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WHAT ARE THE 2 ACIDIC AMINO ACIDS?
WHAT CHARGE DO THEY CARRY AT PHYSIOLOGICAL PH (7.4)? |
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ASPARTIC ACID
AND
GLUTAMIC ACID
NEGATIVE |
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WHAT ARE THE THREE BASIC AMINO ACIDS?
WHAT CHARGE DO THEY CARRY AT PH- 7.4?
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ARGININE
LYSINE
HISTIDINE
POSITIVE |
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WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE PH IS LESS THAN THE pI (ISOELECTRIC POINT=WHEN AA IS ELECTRICALLY NEUTRAL)?? |
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THE AA IS PROTONATED AND CARRIES A POSITIVE CHARGE |
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WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE PH IS MORE THAN THE pI (ISOELECTRIC POINT)?? |
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THE AA IS DEPROTONATED AND CARRIES A NEGATIVE CHARGE |
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ASPARTIC ACID AND GLUTAMIC ACID HAVE HOW MANY DISSOCIATION CONSTANTS?
HOW MANY MOLES OF BASE TO COMPLETELY DEPROTONATE? |
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WHAT PROPERTIES AND KIND OF BONDS HOLD THE TERTIARY STRUCTURE OF PROTEINS TOGETHER?
WHAT AA FORMS THESE? |
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TERTIARY STRUCTURE IS HELD BY HYDROPHOBIC/HYDROPHILIC INTERACTIONS AND BY DISULFIDE BONDS
CYSTEINE |
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