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| The branch of chemistry that specializes in the study of carbon compounds. |
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| The belief that a life force outside the jurisdiction of physical and chemical laws, which was destroyed by the discovery of biotic substances from abiotic substances. |
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| Sceintist who replicated conditions to those on early earth to shoot down Vitalism |
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| Organic molecules consisting of only carbon and hydrogen, which are hydrophobic and release a lot of energy. |
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| Compounds with the same numbers of the same elements, but difference structures and hence different properties. |
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| Isomers that are different in the covalent arrangements. |
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| Isomers with that have carbon bonds to the same atoms, but differ in the spatial arrangement due to the inflexibility of double bonds. |
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| Isomers that are the mirror "left hand, right handed" images of one another. |
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| The chemical groups that affect molecular function by being directly involved in chemical reactions. |
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| ATP - An organic phosphate consisting of an adenosine attached to three phosphate groups, which loses a phosphate and becomes ADP and energy. |
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