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Haiku Deck In Action

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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FUNCTIONAL GROUPS

  • By Justin Isbell
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PITCH AN IDEA

YOUR ELEVATOR AWAITS
Photo by Jordi Payà
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ENLIVEN A MEETING

BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE
Photo by Luis Argerich
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SUMMARIZE A TALK

A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS
Photo by Manoj Vasanth
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ILLUSTRATE A BLOG POST

FIRST THOUGHT, BEST THOUGHT
Photo by Kat
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SEND A MESSAGE

OF THANKS, REDEMPTION, OR CONGRATULATIONS
Photo by wildxplorer
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SHARE A STORY

WE KNOW YOU'VE GOT AN INCREDIBLE ONE
Photo by Ben Grey
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INTRODUCE YOURSELF

SHOW YOUR MANY TALENTS
Photo by Shiny Things
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INSPIRE A GROUP

TO CLIMB A MOUNTAIN, BEGIN AT THE TOP
Photo by Pedro Szekely
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TEACH A LESSON

SEED A THOUGHT, HARVEST A DESTINY
Photo by Francis Bourgouin
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IGNITE A MOVEMENT

A JUG FILLS DROP BY DROP
Photo by Gabriel Rocha
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FUNCTIONAL GROUPS

BY JUSTIN ISBELL
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HYDROXYL

  • This group allows molecules to act as an alcohol or polar molecule.
  • Alcohol
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CARBOXYL

1. These molecules can act as an acid by losing a Hydrogen atom and can also possibly polar too.
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AMINE

  • Can act as bases by picking up free H+.
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Phosphate

  • 1. These molecules are usually involved in E Transfers, such as associated with ATP. It can also act like an Anion, a negative ion.

Justin Isbell