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Organic Compound
Are compounds that contain carbon
Inorganic Compounds
Compounds that do not contain carbon
Hydrocarbon
Where only molecules are carbon and hydrogen
Charge of hydrocarbons
non-polar
Structural Isomers
Have different bonding partners, but the same molecular formula
Have different bonding partners, but the same molecular formula
Geometric Isomers
Identify cis and trans
Same bonding partners but spatial arrangement is different around a double bond Cis: Groups on the same side Trans: Groups on opposite sides
Same bonding partners but spatial arrangement is different around a double bond
Cis: Groups on the same side
Trans: Groups on opposite sides
Enantimer
Molecules that are mirror images, usually denoted by a L and D
Molecules that are mirror images, usually denoted by a L and D
Amino Groups
-Formula and special function
-NH2 -Can act as a base
-NH2
-Can act as a base