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Alkane
Alkene
Alkyne
Alcohols
Ether
Phenyl Group
Alkyl Halides
Amine
What’s special about amine?
It’s degree (1st, 2nd, 3rd) is based on the number of carbons BONDED to the NITROGEN atom.
Ketones
R = C ONLY
Carboxylic Acids
Esters
R bonded to O can ONLY be C
Amides
Contains Nitrogen
Aldehyde
What is this Aldehyde?
Formaldehyde
Acid Chlorides
R = C ONLY
Nitriles
Contains a triple bond C to N
R is sp³ hybridized only
Sulfide
Contains sulfur
Van der Waals forces
Also called London forces
All compounds exhibit vdw forces
Strength depends on surface area
Ex: I2 > F2
Iodine is larger
Branched compounds are weaker than one long chained compound
Smaller chains are weaker than longer chains
Dipole-Dipole
Between two polar molecules
Stronger than vdw
Hydrogen Bonding
H is directly bonded to O, N, or F
Molecules that can hydrogen bond to other molecules like itself must have an N—H or O—H bond
Molecules that can hydrogen bond to water must have an O, N, or F bonded to an H with a lone pair