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Carbon Based Molecules Organic Chemistry

Carbon – life’s building blocks Unique properties 4 unpaired electrons = 4 possible bonds Covalent bonds with many atoms, including other carbon atoms 3 main types of molecules Chains Branched chains Rings

Organic Macromolecules Life on earth is considered carbon based because the 4 major molecules that make up living things are formed around carbon Carbon (C), hydrogen (H), nitrogen (N), and oxygen (O) are the 4 main elements in organic molecules

Monomer – subunit of molecule Polymer – large molecule made up of many monomers polymer monomer

Carbohydrates C, H, O Monosaccharide = one sugar Polysaccharide = 2 or more Starch, glycogen, cellulose

Lipids Glycerol + fatty acid chain Saturated = single bonds, solid at room temp Unsaturated = double bonds, liquid at room temp

Proteins C, H, O, and N Made up of amino acids Peptide bonds Folding affects structure

Nucleic Acid Phosphate group, sugar group and nitrogen base - DNA and RNA