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Alkyl Halide
Halide (Cl, Br, or I) bonded to a sp3 hybridized carbon. makes carbon e- poor and a good reactive site.
Alkene
A carbon-carbon double bond (1 π bond)
pKa = 43-44
Alkyne
pKa = 25
A carbon-carbon triple bond (2 π bonds)
Aromatic Rings
An arrangement of 3 alternating double bonds in a 6-members ring (ESPECIALLY STABLE)
Benzene pKa = 43
Alcohol
pKa = 17
An -OH attached to an alkyl carbon (can do lots of reactions, usually losing the H)
Ether
An oxygen with a single bond to a carbon on either side (typically pretty stable)
Thiol
An -SH attached to an alkyl carbon
pKa = 10
Sulfide
A sulfur with a single bond to a carbon on either side
Amine
A nitrogen with a lone pair (donate e- more easily than oxygen), can be NH or NH2
Carbonyl
Any functional group that contains a C=O double bond
amide
carbonyl
ester
cabonyl
pKa = 25
anhydride
carbonyl
acid chloride
carbonyl
carboxylic acid
carbonyl
pKa = 4-5
ketone
carbonyl
aldehyde
carbonyl
pKa = 17
acyl halide