Building from the bottom
1. Carbon
- atomic bases of life
- likes to make chains of atoms
2. Carbon + Hydrogen
- Hydrocarbon
- oil and gas - energy
- simple examples
- 1 - ethane
- 2 - methane
- 3 - propane
- 4 - butane
- 5 - pentane
- 6 - hexane
- simple examples
3. Carbon + hydrogen + water
- hydrocarbon + water
- oxygenated hydrocarbon
- little bit water
- Hydrated hydrocarbon --> fatty acid
- lots of water
- Hydrated hydrocarbon --> carbohydrate
- little bit water
Definition: Carbohydrate
Definition: fatty acid
Carbohydrate VS. Fatty acid
- Carbohydrate
- example
- six carbon sugar
- table sugar, sucrose
- hex- means six
- hexose, a six carbon sugar
- fructose
- glucose
- galactose
- example
- Fatty Acid
- example
Sugar VS. Lipid
Vrrrrooom.....tada -- Lipid
- a group of substances
- carbon+hydrogen+oxygen
- carbon is 'oily'
- carbon overpowers the hydration part
- dehydrated carbohydrate
- fatty, greasy, oily, and waxy
- cannot mix into water (insoluble in water)
Simple lipids
- triglycerides
- neutral fats
- the grease of life and membranes
- compartmentalizes water in areas
- keeps fluids from mixing together
- separates fluids
- cells
- arteries
- cavities
- bladders
triglyceride
- one molecule of glycerol
- joined to three fatty acids
- tri- means 3-
- glyceride, a derivitive of glycerol
glycerol
- an alcohol - OH, included