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    The document summarizes several important functional groups found in organic compounds. It lists the structure/molecular formula, name of compounds, characteristics/functional properties, and provides an example drawing for each of the following functional groups: hydroxyl, carbonyl, carboxyl, amino, sulfhydryl, phosphate, and methyl. The functional groups are characterized by their central atoms (C, O, N, S, P) and influence the polarity and acid-base properties of organic molecules.

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    Functional Groups of Organic Compounds (Campbell BIF (2e) page 49)

    Structure/
    Name of Characteristics/
    Functional Group Molecular Draw an Example
    Compounds Functional Properties
    Formula

    -Polar
    -OH or
    Hydroxyl Group Alcohol -Simple structure
    HO-
    -Hydrophilic
    Ethanol
    - Characterized by central C and O
    Ketone
    - Double bond to oxygen increases
    Carbonyl Group >CO=O
    the polarity
    Aldehyde
    -Polar
    Acetone

    Carboxylic acid, or - Characterized by central C bound


    Carboxyl Group -COOH
    organic acid to O and OH
    -Acidic
    Acetic Acid

    - Charged, accepts H+ to form


    NH3+
    Amino Group -NH2 Amine
    - Characterized by presence of N
    -Branched structure
    Glycine

    - Characterized by presence of S
    -SH
    Sulfhydryl Group Thiol - Simple branched structure
    -Polar

    Cysteine
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    - Charged, ionizes to release H+


    2- -Acidic
    Phosphate Group -OPO 3 Organic phosphate
    - Characterized by presence of P
    -Complex structure
    Glycero
    l Phosphate

    -Nonpolar
    Methylated - Characterized by presence of H
    Methyl Group -CH3
    compound and C
    -Simple structure
    5-Methyl
    cytosine

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