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What is a carbonyl?
general term for compound that contains a c=o group
Draw an Aldehyde
carbonyl bond with one hydrogen and a R group


Which functional group is this?
Aldehyde

Which functional group is this?
Keytone
Draw a keytone
carbonyl with two R groups


Which functional group is this?
Carboxylic acids
Draw a carboxylic acid
carbonyl with one R group and an OH group


Which functional group is this?
Esters
Draw an Ester
carbonyl with one R group, an O connected to another R group


What functional group is this?
Amides
Draw an Amide
carbonyl with one R group and one N group


Which functional group is this?
Acid chlorides (Acyl chlorides)
Draw an Acid chloride (acyl chloride)
carbonyl with one R group and one Cl group


Which functional group is this?
Haloalkanes
Draw a haloalkane
an organic molecule with a halogen (F, Cl, Br, I)


Which functional group is this?
Alcohols
Draw a primary, secondary, and tertiary Alcohol
C-OH molecules


Which functional group is this?
Ethers
Draw an Ether
R-O-R molecule


Which functional group is this?
Amines
Draw a primary, secondary, and tertiary Amine
C-N molecules


Which functional group is this?
Nitriles
Draw a Nitrile
R-C=-N


Which functional group is this?
Nitro group
Draw a Nitro group
R-NO2

Alkanes
saturated carbons

Alkenes
contains carbon-carbon double bonds

Alkynes
carbon-carbon triple bonds

Aromatics (cyclic)
alternating single and double bonds

which hybridization happens with four separate bonds ?
sp3
which hybridization happens with three separate bonds ? (a double bond involved)
sp2
which hybridization happens with 2 separate bonds ? (triple bond involved)
sp
Bronsted acid
donates a proton (H+)
Bronsted Base
accepts a proton (H+)
Organic Acids
acidic H directly connected to electronegative heteroatoms like O and N

Organic bases
contain unpaired electrons such as on O and N (can be neutral or - atom)

Lewis acid
accepts an electron pair
commonly BF3, AlCl3, FeBr3
trigonal planar with empty p orbital to accept electrons

Lewis bases
donates an electron pair
any atom with lone pairs such as O, N, and S

Lewis acid-base reactions
Lewis acid-base adduct
In organic reactions we use the terms electrophile and nucleophile
Electrophile: The species that accepts the electrons
Nucleophile: The species that donates the electrons
