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Science 10

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Amino group

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consist of a nitrogen atom covalently bonded to two hydrogen atoms and its formula is NH2

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Polymer

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is a molecule made up of many of the small organic molecules covalently bonded together forming a long chaom

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Monomer

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is one of the small organic molecules that make up the long chain of polymer

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Polymerization

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is the chemical process in which small organic molecules or monomers bond together to form a chain

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Biological molecule

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is a large organic molecule in any living organism

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Protein

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is a biological polymer made of amino acid monomers

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Amino acid

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is a carbon compound that contains the two functional group

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Carbohydrate

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is a group of organic molecules that includes sugar, starches, and cellulose

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Nucleic Acid

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a biological polymer that Stores and transmits genetic information

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Lipid

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is a type of biological molecules that includes fat soils, hormones, waxes, and components of cellular membranes

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Organic compound

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as a chemical compound that contains carbon atoms usually bonded to at least one hydrogen atom

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Hydrocarbon

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a compound that contains only carbon and hydrogen atoms

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Isomer

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Compounds that have the same molecule formula but different structural arrangements

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Unsaturated Hydrocarbon

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A hydrocarbon that contain one or more double or triple bonds

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Saturated Hydrocarbon

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A hydrocarbon that contains only single bonds

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Functional group

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is an atom or group of atoms that determine the function and properties of the compound

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Hydroxyl group

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Contains two atoms oxygen and hydrogen

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Halide group

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Contains group 17 halogen fluorine, chlorine, bromine, and iodine.

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Carboxyl Group

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Consist of a carbon atom with a single bond to a hydroxyl group and a double bond to a oxygen atom