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structural isomers
molecules with same molecular formula but different structures.
Stereoisomers
molecules in which the same connectivity but a different spatial arrangement. Can be geometric or optical isomers.
optical isomers
Two molecules that are nonsuperimposable mirror images of one another, ex left and right hand.
chiral
to be an optical isomer (a.k.a an enantiomer) an enantiomer is chiral. they differ in the direction in which they rotate polarized light and in their chemical behavior in a chiral environment.
dextrorotatory isomer
the enantiomer that rotates the polarization of the light clockwise
levorotatory isomer
the enantiomer that rotates the polarization of the light counterclockwise
racemic mixture
an equimolar mixture of both optical isomers that do not rotate the polarization of light at all.
the boiling point of alkanes...?
increases with increasing carbon.
hydrocarbon uses and states
alkyl groups
branch off main chain, named with prefix-yl
naming alkanes
chain#,#-substituentbase
cis isomer
same side (top or bottom)
trans isomer
across.
stereo isomer
same form same bond diff arrangement cis and trans
benzene prefixes
1,4 para. 1,3 meta 1,2. ortho
alcohols
-anol
ethers
ether
aldehydes
-anal
ketones
-anone
carboxylic acids
-oic acid
esters
acetate
amines
-amine