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Biomolecule part 1

Sachin Tamhankar Chemistry XII English 62 cards

Biomolecule part 1

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  1. 1What is biomoleculesBiomolecules are lifeless molecule that are derived in such a way that it produce life
  2. 2Example of Biomolecules1. carbohydrate
    2.proteins
    3.enzyme
    4.nuclei acid
  3. 3What is other name for carbohydratessaccharides(Sugar)
  4. 4so what are carbohydrates?Carbohydrates are defined as optically active(Chiral carbon) poly hydroxy aldehyde or poly hydroxy ketone
  5. 5What are aldehydeCHO group
    The carbonyl group is always at the end of the carbon chain.
    Example: Formaldehyde (HCHO), Acetaldehyde (CH₃CHO)
  6. 6what are ketonesCO group
    The carbonyl group is located inside the carbon chain (not at the end).
    Example: Acetone (CH₃COCH₃) (used in nail polish remover)
  7. 7Structural formula of glucoseC6 H12 O6
  8. 8Fischer projection of glucoseFischer projection of glucose
  9. 9Classifications of CarbohydratesMonosaccharide
    Oligosaccharide
    Polysaccharide
  10. 10What are MonosaccharideMonosaccharide are most basic form of carbohydrates which cannot be hydrolyzed further
    ex- glucose, fructose, ribose
  11. 11Polysaccharide1. A polysaccharide is a polymer of monosaccharides
    2. A carbohydrate that, on hydrolysis, gives many units of monosaccharides.
    Example: Starch, cellulose, and glycogen
  12. 12OligosaccharideA carbohydrate that
    on hydrolysis produces
    2 to 10 Monosaccharide
    are called as
    oligosaccharide
  13. 13Oligosaccharide further divided intoDisaccharides
    Trisaccharides
    Tetrasaccharides
  14. 14Disaccharides(Yield two monosaccharide units on
    hydrolysis)
    Examples:
    Sucrose : (One glucose unit + one fructose
    unit)
    Maltose : (two glucose units)
    Lactose : (one glucose unit + one galac-
    tose unit)
  15. 15Trisaccharides(Yield three
    monosaccharide units on
    hydrolysis)
    Example : Raffinose :
    (one unit each of glucose,
    fructose and galactose)
  16. 16Tetrasaccharides(Yield four monosaccharide
    units on hydrolysis)
    Examples : Stachyose : (one
    glucose unit + one fructose
    unit + two galactose units)
  17. 17Nomenclature of monosaccharide are based on1.Based on no. of carbon
    2.Based on functional group
  18. 18How to Know Nomenclature based on no. of carbon are3c: triose
    4c: tetrode
    5c: pentose
    6c: hexose
    7c: heptose
  19. 19How to know Based on functional groupHow to know Based on functional group
  20. 20Example of MonosaccharideExample of Monosaccharide
  21. 21Identify thisIdentify thisIdentify this
  22. 22What is the structural formula for StarchC6 H10 O5
  23. 23What is the structural formula for sucroseC12 H22 O11
  24. 24How is Glucose is formed by using Laboratory method and show the reaction and state formation of glucoseHow is Glucose is formed by using Laboratory method and show the reaction and state formation of glucose
  25. 25What is temperature and atmosphere pressure for formation of glucose from starch393K, 2-3 atm
  26. 26How to prove that glucose has 6 carbon ,explain or justify using proper reaction for the same?By using reaction
  27. 27Explain and Provide reaction to justify that glucose has 6 carbonExplain and Provide reaction to justify that glucose has 6 carbon
  28. 28Action of HCN and Hydroxylamine in glucoseAction of HCN and Hydroxylamine in glucose
  29. 29What reagent is uses to Provide reaction to justify that glucose has 6 carbonHot HI(Hydroiodic acid)
  30. 30What is Short form of Hydroiodic acidHi
  31. 31What is HcNHydrogen cyanide
  32. 32Write the reaction of Hcn with glucose and the result of the reactionWrite the reaction of Hcn with glucose and the result of the reaction
  33. 33Write structural name for hydroxylamineH2-N-OH
  34. 34Write reaction of hydroxylamine with glucloseWrite reaction of hydroxylamine with gluclose
  35. 35Show action of mild oxidation with glucose and write the resultShow action of mild oxidation with glucose and write the result
  36. 36What is uses for strong oxidation of glucoseHNO3
  37. 37"Glucose on oxidation with dilute nitric acid givesSaccharic acid
  38. 38Write reaction of strong oxidation of Glucose with stating its result"Oxidation of glucose with
    dilute nitric acid yields saccharic acid
    (a dicarboxylic acid), indicating the
    presence of a primary alcoholic group
    (-CH2OH) in glucose.
    Write reaction of strong oxidation of Glucose with stating its result
  39. 39Write structure formula for acetic anhydrideWrite structure formula for acetic anhydride
  40. 40prove that glucose has 5 oh state the reaction ans explain itprove that glucose has 5 oh state the reaction ans explain it
  41. 41What reaction with glucose is uses to find that glucose have carbonyl groupReaction with HCN (hydrogen cyanide)and H2-N-OH(hydroxyl amine)
  42. 42What compound is prepare by action of acetic anhydride on glucoseglucose pentaacetate and acetic acid.
  43. 43Structural name of acetic acidCH3-COOH
  44. 44Which reaction is uses to proof that glucose have 5 Hydroxy ( OH)group presentReaction of glucose with acetic anhydride
  45. 45Glucose has _________ optical isomers."16
  46. 46In ring structure of glucose when oh is at left side what is it alpha or betabeta
  47. 47In ring structure of glucose when oh is at right side what is it alpha or betaAlpha
  48. 48"Draw the ring structure of α-D-(+)-glucopyranose.""Draw the ring structure of α-D-(+)-glucopyranose."
  49. 49"Define optical activity. How many optical isomers are possible for glucose?"Optical activity refers to a compound's ability to rotate the plane of polarized light. Glucose has four chiral carbon atoms, leading to 2⁴ = 16 possible optical isomers.
  50. 50Write Fischer formula for D-FructoseWrite Fischer formula for D-Fructose
  51. 51Draw Alpha -D(-) Fructofuranose by Fischer formulaDraw Alpha -D(-) Fructofuranose by Fischer formula
  52. 52Draw Alpha -D(-) Fructofuranose by Haworth projection of formulaDraw Alpha -D(-) Fructofuranose by Haworth projection of formula
  53. 53Draw Beta -D(-) Fructofuranose by Haworth projection of formulaDraw Beta -D(-) Fructofuranose by Haworth projection of formula
  54. 54Disaccharides are formed by combining two monosaccharide by________Glycosidic linkage
  55. 55Disaccharide Sucrose formed by which two monosaccharide units1 unit of Glucose
    and
    1unit of fructose
  56. 56Disaccharide Maltose formed by which two monosaccharide unitsby Two units of Glucose
  57. 57Disaccharide Maltose formed by which two monosaccharide unitsby Two units of Glucose
  58. 58Disaccharide Lactose formed by which two monosaccharide units1 unit of Glucose
    and
    1unit of Galactose
  59. 59What is Glycosidic linkage of SucroseWhat is Glycosidic linkage of Sucrose
  60. 60What is Glycosidic linkage of MaltoseWhat is Glycosidic linkage of Maltose
  61. 61What is Glycosidic linkage of CelluloseWhat is Glycosidic linkage of Cellulose
  62. 62What is Glycosidic linkage of LactoseWhat is Glycosidic linkage of Lactose

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XII Chemistry Flashcards on Biomolecule part 1, created by Sachin Tamhankar on 12/02/2025.
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