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1 carbon
methane
2 carbon
ethane
3 carbon
propane
4 carbon
butane
5 carbon
pentane
6 carbon
hexane
7 carbon
heptane
8 carbon
octane
9 carbon
nonane
10 carbon
decane
functional group
A group of atoms within a latger molecule ghat had a charecteristic structure and chemical behavior
Alkane
A hydrocarbon molecule that contains only single bonds
constitutional isomers
Same molecular formula but with different connections between atoms
Alkene
A hydrocarbon molecule that contains a double bond
Alkyne
A hydrocarbon molecule that contains a triple bond
unsaturated
A molecule that contains a cabon-carbon multiple bond to which more h can be added
cis-trans isomers
Alkenes with fhe dame connectiond between atoms but differ in how those groups attach to different sides if the double bond
Alchol
A compound that had an “OH” group bonded to a saturdated carbon atom
Phenol
A compound that had an “OH” group bonded to an aromatic ring
Ether
A compound that had an oxygen atom binded to two oganic groups (R-O-R)
Is alchol a hydrogen bond donor or acceptor?
Both
Is an ether a hydrogen bond donor or acceptor?
Acceptor
Aldehyde
A compound that had a carbonyl group bonded to at least one hydrogen
Ketone
A compound that had a carbonyl group bonded to teo alkyl groups
Alkene properties
-Non-polar (only LDF)
-B.P. increzrd with molar mass
-colorless & tasteless
-less dense than h2o
Alkene Reactivity
-Relatively non-reactive
-non-toxic
-combustion
Alkene & Alkyne properties
-Non-polar
-Alkenes can have cis-trans isomers
Alkene & Alkyne Reactivity
-Unsaturated
-Can add hydrogen atoms
Alchol properties
-Polar
-Can hydrogen bond so it has a low B.P.
Aldehyde & Ketone properties
-Polar
-Cannot hydrogen bond with itself
-Only a hydrogen bind acceptor