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Define the term structural formula.
Shows the unique arrangement of atoms in a molecule in a simplified form, without showing all the bonds.
Define the carbon bond in alkanes and alkenes?
> -enes have a double carbon bond,
> -anes do not
Define how many carbons are in alkanes and alkenes?
>MEPB
1C = Meth
2C = Eth
3C = Prop
4C = But
5C = Pent
6C = Hex
7C = Hep
8C = Oct
9C = Non
10 = Dec
Define the prefixes used in organic chemistry to locate branches.
Prefixes are added to describe changes that have been made to root molecule. yl = the branch
Define the 4 suffixes used in organic chemistry.
>Alcohols (-OH) = -ol as in methanol, CH3OH
>Aldehydes (-CHO) = -al as in ethanal CH3CHO
>Ketones (-COR) = -one as in propanone CH3COCH3
>Carboxylic acids (-COOH) = -oic acid as in ethanoic acid CH3COOH
What is a functional group?
An atom or group of atoms in an organic molecule that are responsible for the characteristic of that molecule.
a) What separates numbers?
b) What separates words and numbers?
a) Commas
b) Hyphens
Define an homologous series.
A set of organic compounds with the same functional group. The compounds differ in the length of their hydrocarbon chains.
What are structural isomers?
Molecules that have the same molecular formula but whose atoms are arranged differently.
What are the three ways in which structural isomerism can occur?
>Positional isomerism - same functional group attached to main chain at different points
>Functional group isomerism - functional groups that are different
>Chain isomerism - different arrangement of hydrocarbon chain (branching)
How do you find how many hydrogens make up a branched or unbranched alkene?
2 x C.
Define the prefixes learnt in college.
F - fluoro
Cl - chloro
Br - Bromo
I - iodo
di - two
tri - three
tetra - four