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BCH 351 EXAM 1 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS

Question:
1. Hydrocarbons are ...

Answer:
nonpolar, hydrophobic

Question:
2. 5 Functional Groups

Answer:
amino, hydroxyl, sulfhydryl, phosphoryl, carboxyl, methyl




Question:
3. Amines

Answer:
nitrogen joined to at lesat one alkyl group

Question:
4. amide

Answer:
have a carbonyl group between the nitrogen and R group

Question:
5. functional group characteristics

Answer:
- contain electronegative atoms (O,N,S)
- usually electrically charged or polar
- make organic molecule amphiphathic
- create multifunctional molecules that increase functional diversity
- provide sights for intra and inter molecular interactions such as hydrogen
bonding and ionic interactions

,Question:
6. types of chemical interactions

Answer:
covalent, ionic, hydrogen bonds, van der Waal, hydrophobic effects

Question:
7. covalent bonds

Answer:
formed by atoms sharing valence electrons and fill each atoms outer shell.
can be polar or nonpolar depending on if atoms are shared equally or not

Question:
8. polar covalent bond

Answer:
electrons are shared unequally. electronegativity >0.5




Question:
9. nonpolar covalent bond

Answer:
electrons are shared equally. electronegativity <0.5




Question:
10. common polar covalent bonds

Answer:
C-O, O-H, N-H

, Question:
11. ionic interactions

Answer:
also called charge-charge interactions or salt bridges. Occur betwen opposite
charged atoms or groups. Ex: Na+ and Cl-.
Electronegativity >2.0 (usually between most and least electronegative)

Question:
12. hydrogen bonds

Answer:
form when a hydrogen that is covalently bonded to an electronegative atom is in
proximity to another electronegative atom. Partial charges

Question:
13. strong hydrogen bond

Answer:
linear




Question:
14. weak hydrogen bond

Answer:
angled

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