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What is organic chemistry? - ANS ✔✔branch of chemistry that deals with compounds that
contain at least 1 carbon-hydrogen bond



What is a hydrocarbon? - ANS ✔✔compounds that contain only carbon and hydrogen



What is biochemistry? - ANS ✔✔the study of chemical substances found in living systems and
the chemical reactions that are essential to the living cells



Most biomolecules contain...? - ANS ✔✔carbon atoms and they are organic compounds



Why is carbon a tetravalent - ANS ✔✔always forms 4 bonds (no more and no less)



Carbon atoms can form which types of bonds? - ANS ✔✔single, double, or triple bonds with
itself or other elements



Pure carbon has 3 allotropic forms, they are? - ANS ✔✔graphite, diamond, and
buckminsterfullerene



What is a allotropic form? - ANS ✔✔one or more physical forms of a element that occur is the
same physical state (solid, liquid, or gas)



Nonpolar covalent bonds for carbon form with? - ANS ✔✔C-C and C-H bonds



Polar covalent bonds formed between? - ANS ✔✔C and a more electronegative elements

, What do specific 3-dimensional shape depend on? - ANS ✔✔They depend on the type
(number) of bonds found on the carbon atom



Organic compounds often contain? - ANS ✔✔H,N,O,S, and P (elements of life) including C



What is the geometry of carbon? - ANS ✔✔tetrahedral



What are alkanes? - ANS ✔✔hydrocarbons that contain only carbon and hydrogen



How are alkanes connected? - ANS ✔✔every carbon is connected by a single carbon-carbon
bond



What is a saturated hydrocarbon? - ANS ✔✔when each carbon has maximum number of
hydrogens attached (full)



A saturated carbon can be what two things? - ANS ✔✔acyclic or cyclic



what is acyclic? - ANS ✔✔no rings, with a molecular formula of C(n)H(2n+2) (n is the number of
carbon atoms)



what is cyclic? - ANS ✔✔ring, with a molecular formula of C(n)H(2n) (n is the number of carbon
atoms)



What are the earth sources for alkanes? - ANS ✔✔natural gas, coal, and petroleum



What is the molecular formula for acyclic structures? - ANS ✔✔only the number of each atom
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