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Organic Moleculess

Organic Molecules

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The chemistry of organisms Organic Chemistry
Chemistry of the non-living world Inorganic Chemistry
Organic Molecules contain Hydrogen and Oxygen
Which molecules are generally bigger? Organic Molecules
How many electrons are in carbon's valence shell? 4
chain of carbons linked to hydrogen atoms Hydrocarbons
Monomer of DNA nucleotide
Monomer of Carbohydrate polysaccharide
Monomer of Proteins amino acids
A reaction used to break down molecules; reverse of dehydration Hydrolosis reaction
Molecules that speed up reactions by bringing reactants together Enzymes
Largest of biomolecules; result from linking large numbers of the same type of subunit polymers
Subunits that form polymers monomers
Universally used as an immediate source of energy for organisms, but also play important structural roles as well. Carbohydrates
Molecules containing only one sugar molecule Monosaccharide
Every sugar is bonded to a Hydrogen and OH
Molecule that is a major complex carb in plant's cell walls Glucose
Glucose with six carbon atoms Hexose
Pentose sugar found in RNA Ribose
Pentose sugar found in DNA Deoxyribose
Table sugar we use at home Sucrose
Polymers of monosaccharides Polysaccharides
Plants store glucose as starch
Animals store glucose as glycogen
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