The formation of the National Convention followed the August 10th insurrection and the attack on the Tuileries. Having voted to suspend the king, the Legislative Assembly found itself without an executive or head of state.he formation of the National Convention followed the August 10th insurrection and the attack on the Tuileries. Having voted to suspend the king, the Legislative Assembly found itself without an executive or head of state.
Carbon is one of the only elements, because of its bonding properties, that can create long chain-shaped molecules or ring shaped molecules. These carbon rings and chains form the basis for the fats (fatty acid chains), carbohydrates, nucleic acids (DNA and RNA), and proteins that serve as the basis of life.
Introduction and Goals. Life is composed of a myriad of biomolecules (molecules found in living organisms). With all of life's diversity, however, there is a ubiquitous presence of carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen. Carbon plays a particularly important role in these molecules by virtue of its unique chemical properties. In this tutorial you will learn why some biomolecules readily interact with water, and why some do not.