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| Isomers with different arrangements of atoms. Different covalent arrangements. |
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| Have the same covalent partnerships but different spatial arrangements |
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| Molecules that are mirror images of eachother |
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| -OH bond. They attract and easily dissolve in water |
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| Members of the hydroxyl group |
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| A carbonyl at the end of a chain |
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| A carbonyl not at the end of a chain. |
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| An organic compound with a carbonyl and a hydroxyl coming off of one crazy carbon. It's an acid. |
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| Something in the amino group |
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| Something in the sulfhydryl group |
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| A carbon chain with OPO3(^2-). Comes from phosphoric acid (H3PO4.) Functions in this group transger energy between organic molecules. |
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