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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Carbon and Molecular Diversity, 3. Isomers defined as molecules with the same ................... but with different ............... & therefore different ..............., 2. "Hydrocarbons" which are Compounds comprised exclusively of .........................., 1. Carbon: The Central Atom of Major Macromolecules with Atomic #: ........, L vs D and you add more ................... ..................., stereoisomers including cis/trans, Chemical Name of Functional Group and be able to identify these, "structural" / "constitutional" with carbon backbone: any of three: c-c (single bonds); c=c (double bonds) or C triple bond at end(s), cis/trans with "cis" isomer defined as ..................., Compound Name and be able to identify these, stereoisomers including "enantiomers", ................................... ................................... for example ............................. & ................................, you add more ................... ................... with carbon backbone: any of the three (single; double; or triple bonds), Atomic #: ........ which means 1st shell: filled with ....... electrons, I. Carbon & Molecular Diversity of Life: (Chapter 4 only) including the following topics 3. Isomers, 2nd (valence) shell: with ..... electrons therefore Carbon seeks .... electrons to complete its outermost shell, molecules with the same ................... but with different ............... & therefore different ............... including "structural" / "constitutional", Carbon seeks .... electrons to complete its outermost shell making Carbon very "reactive" / "receptive", ................ .................. with L vs D, I. Carbon & Molecular Diversity of Life: (Chapter 4 only) including the following topics 1. Carbon: The Central Atom of Major Macromolecules, "cis" isomer defined as ................... with Carbon backbone: only 2 of three: c=c (double bonds) or C triple bond at end(s)