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Evaluación trimestral
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el tipo de evaluación que corresponda. Por ejemplo: Evaluación trimestral.
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Estos espacios deben ser completados por los mismos alumnos (dependiendo de la edad) en el momento que el profesor
les brinde la retroalimentación.
OPEN QUESTIONS
1. Draw the functional isomers for the formula C5H10O2, you should show the following organic
functions in the molecules: carboxylic acid, ester, alcohol, ketone, aldehyde, and ether.
4. Calculate the numerical answer in the following exercise remind to show the calculations
you need to get the answer
The following reaction represents the glycolysis equation, each mole of glucose produces 2
moles of ATP, which is the chemical energy molecule for cells. According to previous if you
eat an apple that regularly contains 19 grams of sugar (1 mole of sugar contains 1 mole of
glucose), calculate how many Kcal are you producing inside your cells considering a mole
of ATP releases 7,7 Kcal?
Table 1: Volumes of reaction between alkanes and alkynes with potassium permanganate
According to these results, the student concluded that alkanes used cannot be oxidized
by the potassium permanganate, which of the following is an evidence to support the
previous conclusion?
a) The largest quantity of carbons presented in the alkynes
b) The absence of a reaction between butane and potassium permanganate.
c) The correlation that exists between the volume of alkane and the volume of potassium
permanganate.
d) The different types of bonds between carbons that exist in the ethyne and butyne
6. The glucose is characterized by presenting alcohol and aldehyde functions. According to
previous, the structure that represents a glucose molecule is:
7. When two or more compound have the same molecular formula, but different structural
formula, it means that each one of them are isomers. Which of following compounds it is
not an isomer of butanol?
Figure 2: Hydroxylysine
molecular structure