Review - Gizmos Dehydration Synthesis

What is glucose?

• A molecule that is a building block for carbohydrates

• The number of bonds oxygen can form

• A compound that forms salt

• Another name for an atom of carbon

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What information about atoms did you need to build the glucose molecule? (More than one correct answer)

• How many total carbons there were in the molecule

• How many neutrons are in the nucleus of an oxygen

• How many bonds an oxygen atom makes

• How many total atoms make up the molecule

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Carbon forms the backbone of every major type of biological molecule, including carbohydrates, fats, proteins, and nucleic acids. How does carbon’s high valence relate to its ability to form these large and complex biomolecules?

• Carbon can bond with up to four other atoms at the same time. This gives carbon the ability to combine with other atoms into millions of different structures.

• Carbon can bond with any atom it wants to. This means it can form any compound.

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Match the molecule to it's name.

• Monosaccharide

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• Disaccharide

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• atom

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• Trisaccharide

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How did the 2 glucose molecules join to form maltose

• They formed an ionic bond

• The force of gravity pushed them together

• They lost a water molecule (H2O) in order to form a bond

• None of the aboce

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Reorder the following from smallest particle to largest.

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Explain how molecules are created from small atoms all the way to really big molecules.

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