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Organic Chemistry

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show Highly cohesive (high affinity for one another)and polar.  
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show The measure of the force of an atom's attraction for the electron it shares in a chemical bond with another atom.  
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Electronegativity in the periodic table   show
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show < 0.5  
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Polar bonds   show
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Ionic bonds   show
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show proton donor, produces H3O+ ions in aqueous solutions.  
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BASE   show
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show ----> because equilibrium is far right.  
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pH   show
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The LARGER the pKa (small Ka)   show
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show the STRONGER the acid  
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show STRONG base  
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show WEAK base  
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show it is converted to its conjugate acid  
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show it is converted to its conjugate base  
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Buffer solution   show
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show - reactive parts of organic molecules - essential for life - same functional groups on compounds allows similar reactivity  
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Alkane   show
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Alkene   show
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TRANS   show
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CIS   show
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Nomenclature   show
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show higher atomic number determines priority  
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show Alkane - H  
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show Hydrogen bonds are weaker than covalent but have a significant effect on properties: - Higher bp than alkanes - more soluble in water both due to (-OH)  
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show 1°, 2°, 3° depending on how many H's have been replaced. -polar - weak bases, aqueous solutions are basic - aliphatic amines ~pKb 3-4  
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Aliphatic   show
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show H-C=O Methanal: 2H's Everything else: 1H & 1C  
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Ketones -one   show
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Aldehyde & Ketone properties   show
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show - high bp, very strong intermolecular hydrogen bonds - solubility decreases and hydrophobic tail increases - resonance increases acidity  
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show different compounds with the same molecular formula  
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Constitutional isomer:   show
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Stereoisomer:   show
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show mirror images, non-superimposable.  
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show non-mirror images.  
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Chiral:   show
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Achiral:   show
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show Carbon with 4 different groups bonded to it. 2 stereocentres = 2^2 Therefore, 4 stereoisomers.  
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Oxidation:   show
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show ADDITION of electrons or H to an atom or REMOVAL of O  
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show universal carriers of phosphate groups, energy source  
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show Hydrolysis of terminal phosphate of ATP gives ADP + phosphate + energy  
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show coenzymes involved in oxidation/reduction of metabolic intermediates  
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NAD+   show
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show reduced form of NAD+  
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FADH/FADH2   show
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show process by which FA, in the form of Acel-CoA, are broken down to form Acetyl-CoA, the entry molecule for the CAC.  
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show oxidation of C-C to C=C by FAD  
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show hydration of C=C, R enantiomer formed  
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β-oxidation [3]   show
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β-oxidation [4]   show
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Carbohydrates   show
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show OH LEFT  
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D +   show
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show Anomeric carbon is the new stereocentre that is formed  
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OH RIGHT   show
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show F: up Haworth: β  
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Mutarotation:   show
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show α-1,4 - glucosidic bonds  
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show α- 1, 2 - glucosidic bonds  
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Unbranched polys   show
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Branched polys   show
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show 1,4 α glucosidic bonds & 1,6 α glucosidic bonds  
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Cellulose   show
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show -insolubility in H2O due to large hydrocarbon component - saturated: solid/semi-solid - unsaturated: liquid - storage of energy - made of glycerol + 3 FAs  
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Saturated lipids   show
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show INCREASE mp as C decreases & C=C decrease  
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Micelle:   show
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Waxes:   show
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Phospholipids:   show
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Saponification:   show
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show usually C12-20, unbranched, C-C, C=C (must be cis)  
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show Side chains determine their behaviour in water,  
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show is pH at which majority of molecules in solution have no nett charge.  
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show Electrical potential applied, move towards opposite charge. Higher charge density move faster that those with lower charge density. At pI don't move.  
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show from N terminal  
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Peptides have   show
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show -(O=)C-H-N-  
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show aa sequence  
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Secondary protein structure   show
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Tertiary protein structures   show
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show Tertiary put together. The arrangement of polypeptide chains into a non covalently bonded aggregation.  
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show non-polar groups cluster in a way that they are shielded from contact with aqueous environment.  
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show to active site.  
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Uncompetative inhibition   show
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show either one, may not affect active site.  
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show ...........  
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Amino acids   show
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Saccharides   show
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Saccharides   show
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show (CH2O)n  
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show 3-6 joined monosaccharides  
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show ALPHA opposite. BETA same. as CH2OH  
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Cycloalkanes   show
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show Liver oxidises the alcohol to an aldehyde which is toxic. Aldehyde can then be converted into a carboxylic acid which can be used as a source of energy.  
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Amines   show
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show is polar as the oxygen is more electronegative that the carbon  
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show 4-5  
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Carboxacids reaction with bases   show
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Carboxyl Derivatives - Esters   show
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show organic functional group characterized by a carbonyl group (C=O) linked to a nitrogen atom (N), or a compound that contains this functional group  
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show reduction to lactate or ethanol. oxidation and decarboxylation to acetyl-CoA.  
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show begins in the cytoplasm with the formation of a thioester. involves a reaction with ATP and then a reaction with coenzyme A,  
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show stereocentre of monosaccharide farthest from carbonyl group  
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Anomer:   show
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show humans do not have a β-glucosidase to break cellulose's bonds  
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Glycogen   show
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Glycerol   show
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