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Alkane
C(n)-H(2n+2)
C-C single bonds
nonpolar
naming: [SC carbon]-[Side Chain][Carbon-name]ane
Alkene
C(n)-H(2n)
C-C double bonds
naming: [SC carbon]-[Side Chain][Carbon-name]ene
Alkyne
C(n)-H(2n-2)
C-C double bonds
naming: [SC carbon]-[Side Chain][Carbon-name]yne
Geometric isomer
same molecular formula and structure, different arrangement
same molecules on each C in C-C, but different on each side
cis- symetric sides
trans- asymetric sides
(un)saturated hydrocarbons
saturated- every spot a H can go there is one
unsaturated- not filled with H's, double/triple bonds
Optical isomer
a molecule that shares the same molecular formula as another molecule but differs in the arrangement of atoms or groups around a carbon atom; left-handed or right-handed form of a molecule
Enantiomers
isomers that are mirror images of each other and chiral
Chiral
a C is chiral if it has four different molecules attached to it
Aromatics
six C circle with alternating double bonds
Alcohol
R-OH
any hydrocarbon with an OH
Ether
R-O-R*
two hydrocarbons on each side of an O
Carboxylic Acid
R-C(=O)-OH or R-COOH
hydrocarbon with a carboxyl group on end C
naming: replace "e" with "oic acid"
Fats (fatty Acids)
a long chain hydrocarbon with a carboxylic acid group
Ester
R-O--C(=O)-R*
alcohol (RO) bonded with a acid (OCR*)
naming: [alcohol]alkyl[acid]carboxylate
Polymer
large molecule made up of monomers that are generally the same
keeps repeating
Condensation Polymer
a polymer that when adding another monomer it loses 2-H's and a O and creates H2O as a side product
Amide
Carboxylic acid and a amine
Polyamide
reation of a diamine and dicarboxylix acid
ex: nylon
Volatility
qualitative tenancy of liquid to vaporize
Vapor Pressure
quantitative, pressure of the vapor above surface of a liquid
Endothermic
Heat is going in
Exothermic
Heat is going out
Relationship between Pressure and Temperature Equation
Ln(P2/P1) = (-H/R) *
[ (1/T2) - (1/T1) ]
R= 8.314
Relationship between Temp. and Pressure Graph
1
Changes of states of matter Picture
1
Triple Point
Point where atoms are in all three states of matter
Crystalline solids
homogenous 3-d repeating long-range order
amorphous solids
lack definite form, no long-range order
Simple Cubic Cell
1
Body-centered Cubic Cell
1
Face-Centered Cubic Cell
1
allotropes
atoms covalently bonded to surrounding atoms in 3-D network
Graphite, diamond, fullerene, nanotubes
Doping
Replacing atoms with other atoms not equal to surrounding atoms outside electron #
N-type Doping
Extra electron, making it negative
P-type Doping
Missing electron, making it positive