1. What is the difference between an element and a compound?
December 2nd Warm-up
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What is the difference between an element and a compound?

2. December 1st Warm-up
Week of 28 to 1
Do you agree with the following statement: All compounds are molecules but not all molecules are compounds. Why or Why not? Justify your answer

3. Organic Compounds

4. What is an Organic Compounds
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Life is carbon based; this mean you are made up of carbon.
Organic Compounds are classified into four groups: carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids

5. Organic Compounds
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Carbon compounds are not only found in living things (ex: plastic, carbon, and gasoline).

6. Composed of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen.
Carbohydrates
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Composed of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen.
A major source of energy and provide raw materials to make parts of cells.
Complex Carbs (starches) break into Simple Carbs (sugars or Glucose).

7. Carbohydrates (Inside of Left Flap #2 on foldable)
Examples: Glucose (sugar) and Starch
cake, soda, candy, jelly, fruit, bread, grain, pasta, tortillas, noodles, vegetables.

8. Composed of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen.
Lipids (Fats)  
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Composed of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen.
Provide energy for living things and are found in the cell membranes.
Lipids break down into fatty acids

9. Lipids (Fats) Examples: Cholesterol fish, nuts, butter, avocados
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Examples: Cholesterol
fish, nuts, butter, avocados

10. Composed of carbon, oxygen, hydrogen and nitrogen.
Proteins
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Composed of carbon, oxygen, hydrogen and nitrogen.
Needed for tissue growth and repair and allow for chemical reactions to occur within cells.
Proteins break down into amino acids

11. Proteins Examples: amino acids meat, fish, eggs, milk
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Examples: amino acids
meat, fish, eggs, milk

12. Composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and phosphorus.
Nucleic Acids  
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Composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and phosphorus.
Contains information that our cells need to make proteins.
Nucleic Acids break down into nucleotides

13. Nucleic Acids Examples: Nucleotides, DNA Yogurt, soy, meat
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Examples: Nucleotides, DNA
Yogurt, soy, meat
Nucleotides contain a sugar molecule, phosphate molecule, and a base.
DNA is a nucleic acid that contains the information cells need to make all their proteins

14. Elements and Compounds Organic Compounds
Quiz Study
You will have about 10 minutes to study for your quiz today. Review:
Elements and Compounds
Organic Compounds
The four types of organic compounds

15. Elements and Compounds Quiz
Take your time and read the questions carefully
Make sure you justify your answer for each question
When you are done find something to work on quietly