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| Four single bonds to another atom |
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| More than one group of tetrahedral group of single-bonded atoms |
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| Two carbon atoms are joined by a double bond, all attached on the same plane |
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| Molecules consisting of one Carbon and one Hydrogen |
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| Variation in the architecture of organic molecules can be seen |
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| Differ in the covalent arrangement of their atoms |
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| Different side, causes variation |
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| Carbon double bonded to O |
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| Carbon double bonded to O and single bonded to OH |
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| Nitrogen atom connected to hydrogen |
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| Sulfer atom bonded to an atom of hydrogen |
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| Phosphorate atom bonded to four oxygen atoms |
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| Carbon bonded to three hydrogens |
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| Small organic molecules with great biochemical effects |
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| Carbonyl on the end of a molecule |
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| Carbonyl with a molecule in the middle |
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