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| An organic molecule that travels in the blood to send a signal in the body. |
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| existing in or caused by nature (not people) |
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| compounds having the same atoms, but different connectivity and bonding between those atoms |
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| Compounds having the same atoms and connectivity, but different 3D spatial arrangements. |
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| The study of the structures, properties, and behaviors of carbon-based molecules. |
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| An organic molecule that travels in the blood to send a signal in the body. |
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| means made by people though chemical synthesis; artificial |
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| A group of atoms responsible for reactions. |
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| Atoms or a group take another's place. |
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| A syntheorganic material made of repeating units of carbon. |
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| Longest chain of carbons. |
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| Constructions of complex chemical compounds from simpler ones. |
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| large molecules made of long chains of amino acids bonded together (molecular machines of life) |
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| Sequence of electron movement that results in a chemical transformation. |
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| not each carbon atom is bonded to as many other atoms as possible. |
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| a large molecule composed of repeating units of carbon. |
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| Each carbon atom is bonded to as many other atoms as possible. |
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