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Alkane (Substituent: alkyl)
a hydrocarbon with no multiple bonds
nonpolar
tetrahedral (sp3 hybridized)
free radical reactions

Alkene (Substituent: alkenyl)
a hydrocarbon with at least 1 C-C double bond
nonpolar
trigonal planar (sp2 hybridized)
addition reactions, oxidative cleavage
stability increases with # carbons attached

Alkyne (Substituent: alkynyl)
a hydrocarbon with at least 1 C-C triple bond
nonpolar
linear (sp hybridized)
addition reactions, oxidative cleavage, acid-base reactions

Benzene Ring
(Substituent: phenyl)

Alcohol
(Substituent: hydroxy)

ether
(Substituent: alkoxy)

alkyl halide
(Substituent: haloalkyl)

amine
(Substituent: amino)

aldehyde

ketone

carboxylic acid
(suffix: -oic acid)

ester

thiol
(Substituent: mercapto)

sulfide
(suffix: sulfide)

epoxide

nitrile

imine
nitrogen-containing analogues of ketones and aldehydes

acyl halide

amide

anhydride

Nitro

Enol
alkenes attached to a hydroxyl substituent
good nucleophiles, will perform addition reactions to aldehydes and ketones

Enolate
the conjugate bases of enols
excellent nucleophiles

Enamine
alkenes attached to an amino substituent
excellent nucleophiles

tert-butyl

isopropyl

isobutyl

sec-butyl

Acid Chloride

Acid Anhydride

Ester

Amide

Nitrile

ethanoic acid

ethanoyl chloride

ethanoic anhydride

methyl ethanoate

ethanamide

ethanenitrile

thioester
