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Alkanes
Saturated (single bonds between carbon chains), CnH2n+2

Alkenes
Unsaturated (has double bond), CnH2n

Alkynes
Unsaturated (has triple bond), CnH2n-2

Alcohols
Saturated with bond to hydroxyl functional group (-OH), CnH2n+2O

Ethers
named ()oxy-()ane (eg. methoxyethane), where the first blank is the shorter chain, following an R-O-R structure, CnH2n+2O

Halogenoalkanes
(chloro/bromo/iodo/fluoro)ane, saturated with a bond to a halogen (X), CnH2n+1X

Aldehydes
ends with -al, carbon atom is double bonded to oxygen (carbonyl group) and single bonded to a hydrogen at the END of the chain R-CHO, CnH2nO

Ketones
ends with -one, carbon atom is double bonded to oxygen (carbonyl group) but NOT at the end of the chain R-CO-R, CnH2nO

Carboxylic acids
ends with -oic acid, carbon atom is double bonded to oxygen and single bonded to a hydroxyl group R-COOH, CnH2nO2

Esters
(alcohol part chain)-yl-(double bond chain)-oate, where the alcohol part is single bonded to the oxygen and acid part contains the double bond with oxygen, CnH2nO2

Amines
ends with -amine, derived from ammonia NH3 where hydrogen is replaced with carbon chains R-NH2, CnH2n+3N

Amides
ends with -amide, has carbonyl group (C=O) linked to a nitrogen atom R-CONH2, CnH2n+1NO

Arenes
cyclic, unsaturated compounds, do not need to know in depth.
