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CARBON AND ITS COMPOUNDS

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1 CARBON AND ITS COMPOUNDS

2 CARBON Four electrons in its outermost orbit Is a non-metal.

3 Compounds of Carbon are Widely Distributed in Nature
# of carbon compounds > all other elements put together.

4 Why so many Carbon Compounds in nature?
Chemically unique. Can form 4 bonds simultaneously Very stable Can form long chains

5 Carbon Bonds - single bond = double bond triple bond

6 Common Carbon compounds
CO2 –Carbon dioxide CO –Carbon Monoxide CH4 –Methane C2H2 –Acetylene

7 Carbon- Long Chains Provides a backbone to which other atoms can attach themselves

8 Macromolecules 4 major groups Carbohydrates Lipids Proteins
Nucleic Acids

9 How are macromolecules formed?
through polymerization large compounds joined with covalent bonds Monomers link to form polymers two types: Addition no change to compounds Condensation compounds change and lose a H2O molecule

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11 Carbohydrates made up of C, H, and O Function 1:2:1 ratio
main source of energy used to build structures

12 Carbohydrates Types: Monosaccharides Disaccharides Polysaccharides
simple sugars examples: glucose, fructose, lactose, sucrose Disaccharides ‘two sugars’ Polysaccharides complex sugars examples: starch, glycogen, cellulose

13 Lipids made up of C and H Types and Function:
Fats and oils - long term storage of energy Waxes - waterproof covering Steroids - serve as chemical messenger

14 Lipids Saturated- maximum # of hydrogen atoms possible
solid at room temperature Unsaturated- double bonds between C liquid at room temperature

15 Nucleic Acids Made up of C, H, N, O, and P Formed from nucleotides
sugar, phosphate, and a base Examples: DNA

16 Nucleic Acids Function Store and transmit genetic information

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18 Protein Made up of C, H, O, and N. Formed from amino acids

19 Protein Functions control rate of reactions
regulate cellular processes act as catalysts

20 Amino Acids Organization Primary Secondary Tertiary Quaternary

21 Flip Chart Must include: each of the 4 Macromolecule (4 pts each)
a picture function what they are made up of Color (1pts) Total= 17 pts


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