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Chem QIII:QV
Nitrogen Compounds and Carbohydrates
Question | Answer |
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an organic compound formed from ammonia by replacement of one or more hydrogen atoms by organic radicals | amine |
general formula for an amine | RNH2 |
RNH2 | general formula for an amine |
methyl amine is primary, secondary, or tertiary? | primary |
ethyl methyl amine is primary, secondary, or tertiary? | secondary |
diethyl methyl amine is primary, secondary, or tertiary? | tertiary |
any compound derived from ammonia by substitution of a carbonyl group (C=O) for hydrogen OR from an organic acid by replacing the -OH group with an amino group | amide |
amino group | -NH2 |
-NH2 | amino group |
formed by the neutralization of an organic acid with ammonia | amide |
R-COHN-R | amide |
amide | R-COHN-R |
diethyl formamide is an example of | amide |
urea is an example of | amide |
this class of compounds has a bond between a carbonyl group and nitrogen | amide |
surface-active agents that are usually used for disinfection of skin, oral, and nasal cavitities and instruments, germicidal | quaternary ammonium compounds |
is an amide an acid, base, or salt? | salt |
is a quaternary ammonium compound an acid, base, or salt? | salt |
NR4X | quaternary ammonium compound |
quaternary ammonium compound | NR4X |
formed by the action of tertiary amines with organic halides | quaternary ammonium compounds |
an example of a QUAT and 3 synonyms | benzyl alkonium chloride, Zephiran, Roccal, benzalkonium chloride |
a compound of hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen that is an aldehyde or ketone derivative of a polyhydroxy alcohol | carbohydrate |
a sugar in which the functional groups are a hydroxyl (-OH) and an aldehyde group (-HCHO) | aldose |
a sugar whose functional groups are hydroxyl (-OH) groups and a ketone (C=O) group | ketose |
the simplest form of a carbohydrate consisting of a single sugar molecule | monosaccharide |
can monosaccharides be hydrolyzed to form a smaller carbohydrate molecule? | no |
classify the saccharide: glucose | mono |
classify the saccharide: fructose | mono |
classify the saccharide: galactose | mono |
oxidation of monosaccharides forms BLANK and BLANK | carbon dioxide and water |
a carbohydrate formed by the linking of two monosaccharide units | disaccharide |
the reaction that forms a disaccharide can be classified as a | dehydration synthesis |
hydrolysis of disaccharides yields | monosaccharides |
classify the saccharide: sucrose | di |
classify the saccharide: lactose | di |
classify the saccharide: maltose | di |
a polymer made by linking together a number of simple sugar molecules | polysaccharide |
hydrolysis of polysaccharides yields BLANK, then BLANK | disaccharides then monosaccharides |
classify the saccharide: starch | poly |
classify the saccharide: glycogen | poly |
classify the saccharide: cellulose | poly |
the storage form of glucose and is it mono, di, or polysaccharide? | glycogen, polysaccharide |
a five carbon sugar molecule | pentose |
a six carbon sugar | hexose |
a simple sugar with the molecular formula C6H12O6 | glucose |
glucose ferments in the presence of yeast to form BLANK and BLANK | ethyl alcohol and carbon dioxide |
an animal starch made by forming chains of alpha glucose molecules | glycogen |
a chemical reaction in which a substance is broken down by water | hydrolysis |