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Primary (1 ) is an sp3 c bonded to one other carbon. Secondary (2 ) is an sp3 c bonded to two other cs. Tertiary (3 ) is an sp3 c bonded to three other

Hydrogen atom and leaving group (lg) are eliminated from the substrate to form an alkene product. Stability of alkenes increases with increasing alkyl

Microbiology: study of microbes; how microbes interact with their environment. Microorganism: small, living thing (e. g. archaea, eukaryotes, protists,

Regiochemistry: reaction that can occur with different regions on a molecule to produce different products and regiochemistry is the difference in reac

Position of electrons (e-) has an uncertainty of (according to. Position of e- are thought to be in regions of probability density, can use schr dinger

Regiochemistry: reaction that can occur with different regions on a molecule to produce different products and regiochemistry is the difference in reac

Regiochemistry: reaction that can occur with different regions on a molecule to produce different products and regiochemistry is the difference in reac

Chapter 11 notes substitution-elimination and discerning the differences. Carbons bonded adjacent to a specific functional group are labeled outward us

Isomers: different compounds, same molecular formula: structural isomers (aka constitutional isomers): atoms have different connectivity, can have diff

Chapter 10 notes e2 reactions to form alkenes. Carbons bonded adjacent to a specific functional group are labeled outward using greek letters (this can

Chapter 9 notes e1 reactions to form alkenes. Carbons bonded adjacent to a specific functional group are labeled outward using greek letters (this can

Substitutions: atom or group of atoms replaced by another atom of group of atoms. Elimination reactions: single reactant splits into two products, give

For review of definitions, see chapter 7 notes. Nucleophilic substitution reaction where the rate of reaction is dependent only on the concentration of

Substitution reaction: atom or group of atoms is replaced by another atom or group of atoms. Nucleophile: lewis bases, electron-rich, can be negatively

Isomer: two or more compounds that have the same molecular formula, but are different because they are not superposable in 3d. Two types of isomers = s

Position of electrons (e-) has an uncertainty of (according to. Position of e- are thought to be in regions of probability density, can use schr dinger

Bonds are free to rotate, allowing molecules to adopt different orientations in space. Conformations (or rotamers): temporary molecular shapes caused f

Base attacking another molecule, presented in terms of base strength. Attacking molecule can either donate its e- to a hydrogen or act as a nucleophile

Position of electrons (e-) has an uncertainty of (according to. Position of e- are thought to be in regions of probability density, can use schr dinger

Hydrocarbons: organic compounds made up of carbon (c) and hydrogen (h) atoms. Divided into 2 groups aliphatic hydrocarbons and aromatic hydrocarbons. A

Blood metabolites that produce atp in muscle: glucose, triacylglycerol, bhb, lactate. Metabolites that circulate in blood: glucose, triacylglycerol, la

Unit 1: using technology to change the world. It: techniques for info handling, retrieving, computers, telecommunicaions. Data mining: searching data,

System sotware which includes the operaing system, the user interface and more. Diferent types of computers there are also diferent operaing systems. C

The government, universiies, individuals each own the internet per se. There are also private companies that own parts of the internet, or at least its

In the 11th unit of the course we are going to talk a litle about databases as well as touch on how businesses make their informaion secure. A database

Biggest in terms of square footage, however with the mulistoried workers need safety harness so now buildings are only one or maybe two stories high. T

Enhanced / aviary / alternaive cages: broiler producion. Heart rates (beats/min) in avians: adult chicken, adult turkey, adult duck, adult goose, quail

Somatic gene therapy gene correction in non-germline cells (non-heritable) Transgene: gene introduced into an organism delivering transgenes by fusing

Carnivore mammalian species (i. e. cats, foxes, minks, etc. ) K (using ddgs or kco3) since it is low in grains. Plant and animal sources of feeds are a

Milk (milk fat, lactose, protein) or milk replacers (protein, d-glucose and/or lactose) Milk proteins, may have soybean protein concentrates in milk re

Ansc 3120 questions to summarize lecture content from before midterm i. Lecture 1: proximate nutrient groups, moisture and dry matter. Nitrogen-free ex