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How to tell a carboxylic acid when written out

COOH

Carboxylic Acid pic


How to tell an aldehyde when written out

CHO

Aldehyde pic

How to tell an ketone when written out

CO

Ketone pic

How to tell an amide when written out

CON

Amide pic

How to tell an alcohol when written out

OH

Alcohol pic

How to tell an amine when written out

NH

Amine pic

Anhydride pic

Ester pic

Smell of carboxylic acid

Vinegar


Sour in fruits

Smell of ketone

Nail polish remover

Smell of an ester

Fruity smell in perfume

Smell of an amine

Fishy

3 rules of solubility

1. Like dissolves like-has to be polar


2. Hydrogen bonding w/ water molecules


3. No more than 4 carbons!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Type of amine

Type of amine

Primary

Type of amine

Type of amine

Secondary

Type of amine

Type of amine

Tertiary

Name of amine

Name of amine

Aniline

What type of amines can form hydrogen bonds with one another and why

Primary and secondary because they both have N-H bonds

What type of amine can't form hydrogen bonds with one another and why

Tertiary because they don't have N-H bonds

Which is weaker and why:


N-H---N hydrogen bond


O-H---O hydrogen bond

N-H---N hydrogen bond is weaker because of this difference in electronegativity

What type of amines can form hydrogen bonds with water

All classes with less than 4 carbon atoms

Amines are strong/weak acids/bases

Weak bases

In the simplest aldehyde, the carbonyl group is bonded to ____ hydrogens

2

In most aldehydes, the carbonyl group is bonded to one _____ and one _____

One hydrogen and one alkyl group

Difference between aldehyde and ketone

Aldehyde is double bonded to an oxygen, bonded to one hydrogen and one R group


Ketone is double bonded to an oxygen and bonded to two R groups

Hydrogen bonding is/isn't possible between aldehyde or ketone molecules

ISN'T

What compound will deposit a silver mirror with Tollens Reagent?

Aldehydes

What is significant about carboxylic acids boiling points

Significantly higher than other types of organic compounds of same weight

What is significant about carboxylic acids solubility

They are more soluble in water than alcohols, ethers, aldehydes and ketones of same weight

Carboxylic acids are strong/weak acids/bases

Weak acids

What are the three classes of compounds derived from carboxylic acids? And what is their significance

Anhydrides, esters and amides

When carboxylic acids are heated, ___ are formed

Anhydrides