Download Physical Science Chapter 8 Jeopardy

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Carbon
Compounds
“Potpourri”
Polymers
100
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What are proteins
made of?
How do you know if
an organic
compound is a
sugar?
Name the 2 forms of
natural Carbon?
What elements are
contained in a
hydrocarbon?
Where do
hydrocarbons come
from?
carbon, hydrogen
fossil fuels
graphite, diamond
amino acids
Life with Carbon
if the name ends in -ose
200
Name the 4 forms of
pure Carbon.
graphite; fullerene;
diamond; nanotube
200
Name two
properties of all
hydrocarbons.
mixes poorly with water;
flammable
300
300
What are the two
reasons why Carbon
is a part of every
living system?
Draw a structural
formula for Propane
(C3H8).
ability to form 4 bonds;
different arrangements of
carbon atoms like
straight chain
200
200
Give an example of
a simple
carbohydrate and a
complex
carbohydrate.
What kind of
polymer is cellulose;
what kind of
polymer are
plastics?
Simple: sugars;
Complex: starches
natural and synthetic
(artificial) in that order
300
What kinds of bonds
can 2 carbon atoms
form with each
other?
single, double or triple
200
Name the 4 classes
of organic
compounds.
carbohydrates; proteins;
lipids; nucleic acids
300
300
Name 2 elements
found in organic
polymers.
An ester is made up
of what two
chemically
combined organic
compounds?
carbon, hydrogen,
nitrogen, and sometimes
oxygen
alcohol and organic acid
400
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400
What are the two
types of artificial
Carbon and the
shape of their
arrangement?
What three
elements are found
in carbohydrates?
Name two organic
acids.
Name 3 uses of
and/or where
composites can be
found.
Give an example of
or a source of each
of the 4 organic
compounds.
Fullerene: sphere;
Nanotube: cylinder
carbon, hydrogen,
oxygen
citric acid; acetic acid;
malic acid; butyric acid;
formic acid, etc.
bicycles, automobiles,
fishing poles, tennis
rackets, airplanes, etc.
carbohydrate: sugars,
starches; proteins: meat,
fish; lipids: fats, oils;
nucleic acids: DNA, RNA