Match each type of organic compound to its description.

Question

Match Term Definition
Contains a nitrogen bonded to carbon(s) and is usually basic A) Ether
Extremely long molecule chain with repeated molecular units B) Carbohydrate
Makes up cell walls, fats, or amino acids C) Polymer
Organic compound with an oxygen bonded between two carbons

Answer 1

Sure! Here’s the correct matching of the types of organic compounds to their descriptions:

1. Contains a nitrogen bonded to carbon(s) and is usually basic - C) Polymer

2. Extremely long molecule chain with repeated molecular units - B) Carbohydrate

3. Makes up cell walls, fats, or amino acids - A) Ether

4. Organic compound with an oxygen bonded between two carbons - A) Ether

Apologies, it seems my initial matching was incorrect. Here’s the corrected matching:

1. Contains a nitrogen bonded to carbon(s) and is usually basic - A) Ether

2. Extremely long molecule chain with repeated molecular units - C) Polymer

3. Makes up cell walls, fats, or amino acids - B) Carbohydrate

4. Organic compound with an oxygen bonded between two carbons - A) Ether

So a better outright presentation would be:

1. A) Amine (Contains a nitrogen bonded to carbon(s) and is usually basic)
2. C) Polymer (Extremely long molecule chain with repeated molecular units)
3. B) Carbohydrate (Makes up cell walls, fats, or amino acids)
4. A) Ether (Organic compound with an oxygen bonded between two carbons)

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