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| Why was carbon selected to form the "skeleton of all organic molecules? |
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DIVERSITY!!
- LONG STRAIGHT CHAINS
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| The skeleton of all Organic molecues |
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| Hydrogen Atoms being removed |
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| Same molecular formulas.. but different structural formulas |
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| How are organic molecules so diverse? |
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| Hydroxyl Structual Formula |
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| Aldehyde (Structual Formula) |
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| Carbonyl (Structual Formula) |
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| Carboxyl (Structual Forumula) |
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| Amino (Structual Formula) |
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| You become what if you have a Hydroxyl attacted to you? |
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| Ethanol (Structual Formula) |
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| Trihydroxie alcohol (structual formula) (glycerol, moisturizer) |
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| Formaldehyde (Preserve bodies, simplest) |
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| Acetaldehyde (acetone, acetic acid) |
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| glyceraldehyde (most FAMOUS aldehyde, used in photosynthesis to put two of them together to make glucose! propane frame) |
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