Notes For Cgemistry Foundation, Cheat Sheet of Chemistry

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a
bunch
of
losers;
to
my
as
relate
-
amine
I
car
0
·
amino
acid+
t
zen
amino
acid
carboxylic
acids
that
have
an
amino
group
real
structural
formula
H
Ho
this
variation
know
11
ur
H
N
C
C
OH
give
character
basics
I
carboxyl
I
-stic
properties
is
amino
R
grOUP
group
side
the
set
2-amino
acids
grou
20
diff
(
20
standard
amino
acid
the
only
20
it
alkyl
group
none,
H
alkyl
group
alkyl
group
rigid
cyclistructure
alkyl
group
X
X
X
aromatic
group
indole
Phenolic-olgroup
carboxylicacid
carboxylicacid
guanidinogroup
imidazolering
X
X
amino
group
hydroxyl
sulfide
amide
amide
X-
not
withinsas;
a
bus
pf3
pf4
pf5
pf8
pf9
pfa

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a

bunch

of

losers;

to

my

as

relate

amine

I

car

0

·

amino acid+

t

zen

amino

acid

carboxylic

acids

that have an amino

group

real

structural

formula

H

Ho

this variation

know

11

ur H

N C C OH

give

character

basics

I

carboxyl

I

-stic properties

is

amino

R

grOUP

group

side

the

set

2-amino acids

grou

20

diff (

20

standard amino

acid

the only

20

it

alkyl group none,

H alkyl group alkyl group rigid cyclistructure alkyl group

X X X

aromatic group indole

Phenolic-olgroup carboxylicacid carboxylicacid guanidinogroup

imidazolering

X X

amino group

hydroxyl sulfide amide amide

X- not

withinsas; a

bus

miy

as

physical

properties

form a

>

amino acids has: dip

ofar

ion or

·

carboxyl

(-100H)

group

(acidic

groups)

internal

I

Salt

·

amino

(-NH2)

group

(basic

group)

called

zwitterion

molecules with a

positive

charge

zwitter

on one atom and

a

negative charge

X

on another atom

whereby

the molecule

Don

has no net

charge.

H

H O

I

H2N

C C

OH

H3N

C

co

R

(no

net

charge)

R

zwitterion form is the

natural

state

in

which the

amino acid

exists.

4

so,

amino acids

exhibit

properties

similar to salt:

amino acids

are

crystalline

solids with

melting

point

soluble in

water

insoluble

in

non-polar

organic

solvent

large

dipole

moment

high

dielectric constant

value

miy

as

reactions

of

amino

acid

(have

e

carboxylic

acid

GrOUP

and

acid)

I reaction

with NaOH

NaOH

(salt-water

H3N

CH

-o- +

NaOH

HaN

CH

-ONa+

HaO

reaction with alcohol cesterification)

a.a

alcohol""> ester-water

HEN

CH

-o-+ROH

HCl> HaN

CH-OR

+HOO

  • Ibehaves like amine

amino

group

and

bases)

reaction

with

HC

HC

>aminium salt

C

HEN

CH

-o

-+

HC

H3N

CH-OH

reaction

with acid

chlorides

a.a

acid

chlorides

(acyl

derivatives

0

O

I

HEN

CH

I

-o

mic

>R

C

HN

CH

o-tHC

reaction with nitrous acids

a.

nitrous

acid

x

hy

0 carboxyl

Yid

HEN

CH

-O-HONOHOL

HO

CH

COOH+

Cl

CH

COOH

0°C

CH20H

CH

CH

CHz

=

CH-C00H

mily

as

peptides

felimination

under suitable

condition, of

water

molecule

acid + amine>amide

H

condensation

reaction

4

When amino

acid are

joined together

by

amide bonds

form

larger

molecules

called

peptides

and

protein

polypeptides

I

have

many

amino

acid

joined together

in

long

linear chains

>

protein

the

term

reserved

for

polymers

of more than

amino

acids

peptide

bond

special

name

given

tothe amide

bond

formed between

amino

group

of one

a-amino acid and the

x-carboxyl

group

of

another

x-amino

acid

amino acid

residue

4 the

individual amino

acid

amide

linkage

dipeptide

2 a.9 units

a-carboxyl X-amino

tripeptide

group

O

group

O 3 a. units

X 11

another

11 another

S

amin o

C

N

amino C

N

units

miy

as

peptide

x-carboxyl <-

amino

bond

grou

O

group

O

I

X I another

11

H,N

amin o d-o

HN amino c

acid

2

acid

miyas

dum

dum

H

explaination moment:

(N-terminal)

(C

terminal)

  • amide banyak

V

resonance

  • the more stable:

trans

O

UP

  • each

resonance,

no

I

X 11 another

iP

matter

Wut,

C-N bond H,N

am

in o

C

N amino c-

H

acid acid

sentiasa 1800

or

I H

Or

  • 1800

=

(straight)

3

x

kisah HIN-

peptide

(-CONH-C

COOH

  • So akan

a.d cantum

type

linkage linkage

1800>

long

chain

  • CONH-

6

possible

H H

variation

N N

tide

Cr

00

S -

C

I

of

pep

A

having

bond:

sO

te

0

this

makes

13

R

C

N

&

india a

significant

H resonance

R

change

to

0

G

the

hybrid

asM

c

N

Y

R

do >R

N

0

00 I

C R

C

H

3)R

c

N

A

· 08 R

08

R

R

R

I

R

trans (morestable)

R

&

CiS

0

C

N

H

R

I ~O

N C

consequences

of

resonance

in amides

H

R

H 6)R

N c

0

4

rotation in C-N

is]

mama

ge

n(

restricted

bond (7)

R

H

R

4

the bond

is

stronger

3

cuz partial=)

ja

R

trans

(miyass

all amide variations involved

120:

1800

in

peptide

bond lie in the

same plane

(so akan cantum meman;

ang)

result

of

theseeffects in

a

long

peptide

chain

4 the trans

arrangement

makes

the

long

chain

(inzigzag)

4 in each

peptide bond,

N-H and

c=

bonds lie

parallel

H I

C

N

N

C

N

H

0

OH

NHS

C

I

c

d

C

d!

a

C-terminal

N-

  • R end

I

-R

H

RI

↓x

amino

acid residue

terminalend R

akan dudukcelah-CONH-

miy

as

prOfell

boyamides

containing

from

40 to

several

thousands

amino acid

residue

4

vary

greatly

in

composition

and in structure

4

each

protein

has its own and

composition

4 the

sequence

of a 9

in the

protein

molecule

determine the

shape

and function

hydrolysis

of protes

boiling

with

dilute mineral

acid (eXp:

H21)

protein

H

, amino

acids boiling

with

7

(exp.

N9OH)

an

alkalilag)

can

be

rehydrolyzed

to reform

a

a)

action of

enzymes

at 40°

structure

of

proteins

primary

particular sequence

of 9.9 that

is

structure

joined together

by peptide

chain

or

protein

the most

important

element:amide

bond,

covalent,

bond

although

CONH-Camide

bond)

is

restricted,

the

side R in

protein

backbone

is not.

secondary

the

shape

of

the

protein molecule caused

by hydrogen

bonding

between-c=

structu re and -N-H

grOUPS

1-CONH-

+WO -ne/iX

B-pleated

sheet

main:

x

peptide

peptide

snape

bond bond

~

.. .

-.

z

v

--

V

W

--

~a

~