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Ms. Smedley &
Mr. Bartolone’s
Organic Chem
Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
Dehydration
Synthesis /
Hydrolysis
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Sugars / found
in fruits, milk,
veggies, candy
/ broken down
quickly by our
body
Simple
Carbohydrates
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2 monosaccharides
equals….
Disaccharide
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Cannot be broken down
by our bodies but does
have help us
Fiber
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What is the difference
between Hydrolysis and
Condensation?
Hydrolysis –
breaking apart
Condensation –
putting together
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Chains of
monosaccharides (3
or more) are
called…
Polysaccharides
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Items that are
liquid at room
temperature
such as
vegetable oil
Unsaturated Fats
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solid at room
temperature
Saturated Fats
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This process allows
molecules to bond
together…
Dehydration
Synthesis
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This is what is
removed to bring
molecules together…
H20
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This process breaks
molecules apart…
Hydrolysis
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How many water
molecules are
needed to break a 5
bond molecule?
5 water molecules
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Complete the
following…
H
O
H
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What are the
structures of
Proteins?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quaternary
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Long chains or “links”
that make up proteins.
There are 20 of these.
Amino Acids
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What are the
Essential Amino
Acids?
The 9 amino acids
our bodies cannot
produce
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What are the 3
factors that
influence enzyme
activity?
Temperature
pH
Salinity (salt)
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For a reaction to
occur, an energy
barrier must be
overcome. This is
called…
Activation Energy
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What are 2 features of
Enzymes?
1. Make reactions happen
faster than normal
2. Reactions do no alter or use
up enzyme molecules
3. Same enzyme works
forwards and reverse
4. Each type of enzyme works
with a certain substrate
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Describe the
Enzyme Process
1. Substrate fits into active site of
enzyme
2. Enzyme breaks / forms bonds
and releases products
3. Enzyme can then be used
again with another substrate
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What is an Enzyme?
A Protein that
coordinates all cell
activity and
speeds up the rate
of reactions
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If you were running a
race tomorrow, what
type of food would you
want to eat today?
Carbohydrates
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Which type of
food protects
internal organs
and insulates our
bodies?
Lipids
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What are 2
examples of
Monosaccharides?
Glucose
Fructose
Galactose
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What are 2 examples
of Disaccharides?
Maltose
Sucrose
Lactose
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Carbohydrates
are broken down
into what 2
groups?
Simple & Complex
Carbohydrates
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