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| an organic compound composed solely of hydrogen and carbon atoms. |
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| compound consisting of a backbone made up of carbon atoms. |
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| one of two or more chemical compounds having the same chemical formula but different structural formulas. |
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| a group of atoms that confers distintive properties on an organic molecule to which it is attached. |
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| A very large organic molecule. |
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| A molecule built up from repeating subunits of the same general type. |
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| A molecule that can link with other similar molecules. |
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| reaction in which a covalent bond between two subunits is broken through the addition of the equivalent of a water molecule. |
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| a reaction in which two monomers are combined covalently through the removal of a water molecule. |
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