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1 Molecular Models – Practice Building Monomers – Lab
Must get each model checked by Mrs. Wilson!!!!!!!

2 Glucose Fructose

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4 Using your molecular model set, build a molecule from each group by connecting atoms as diagramed.
You will work as pairs on each side of the table. Do NOT mix kit parts! Once you have completed a model, have us check it for accuracy. Then some groups will combine monomers with the other side of the table to make polymers

5 Dehydration synthesis

6 Hydrogen White Carbon Black Oxygen Red Nitrogen Orange

7 Glucose C6H12O6 Carbohydrates – sugars a.k.a. saccharides
Glucose C6H12O6

8 Lipids “veggie” fats - good “animal” fats - bad

9 Amino Acids Carboxylic group Amine group

10 Lipids Tutorial

11 Bellwork: Wed. Sept. 14, 2016 What is this molecule? Draw it!
Draw it too!

12 Bellwork:OLD Draw a picture of a water molecule and color it appropriately, Add the appropriate charges These uneven charges make the water molecule a ___________ molecule Name the 7 properties of water that make life on Earth possible:

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