Ch 1&2 Part2

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Alkenes

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Alkane/cycloalkane with c=c double bonds. P.p non polar.. soluble in non polar solvents ex gasoline... less dense than water

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Alkynes

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Alkane/cycloalkane with triple c-c bonds

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Aromatic compounds

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Special cycloalkane with double bonds

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Naming alkenes and alkanes

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1. Name the longest chain that contains multiple Bond Use iupac root and the -ENE ending for double bond**

-YNE for triple bond

2. Number them lowest number goes to the bond

3. Name any other branch and combine all

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1-butyne

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CH3-CH=CH-CH3

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2-butene

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1-ethyne

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CH3-CH2-CH2-CH=CH-CH3

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2-hexene

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4-methyl-2-hexene

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3-methyl-1-butyne

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3-methyl-1-butene

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Stereoisomers

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Compounds with the same structural fomula but different spatial arrangements of atoms

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Geometric isomers

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A type of stereolsomer that gives "cis" and "Trans" orientation due to no free C-C rotation

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Cis

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Substituents on the same side

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Trans

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Substituents on the opposite side

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Geometric isomers for alkenes

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They exist when there are substituents attached to a c=c bond classified as cis or trans

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Cis cl and ch3 are on the same side

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Trans. Cl and ch3 are opposite sides

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Aromatic compounds

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•special delocalized cycloalkanes

• found in perfumes

•most common type of aromatic compound is benzene

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Benzene

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Ethylbenzene

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Bromobenzene

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Toluene

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Aniline

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Phenol

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Benzoic acid

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Naming aromatic compounds with groups

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When two groups are attaches to the benzene ring their positions are designated (o,m,p)

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O position

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M position

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P position

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M-bromochlorobenzene

Or 1-bromo-3-chlorobenzene

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1,2,4-trichlorobenzene

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Phenyl group "substituent"

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4-phenylheptane

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P.p. aromatic compounds

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•non polar (insoluble in water//soluble in gasoline)

•lipophilic