Chemistry Unit 3

Front 1

R-H

Back 1

-ane Alkanes

NA ( Formation) (Your the RIGHT HEIGHT)

Front 2

R-

Back 2

Alkyls

-yl

Remove 1 Hydrogen atom from Alkane (your just Right)

Front 3

R-X

Back 3

Alkyl Halides

-ide

Replace Hydrogen of Alkane with a Halogen (your RIGHT but Not Really)

Front 4

R-OH

Back 4

Oxidation of Alkane

-ol

Alcohols (Alkane is the RIGHT - OH for me)

Front 5

R-CHO

Back 5

Oxidation of Primary Alcohol

Aldehydes

-al (This is the RIGHT - CHOw for me!)

Front 6

R-COOH

Back 6

Oxidation of Aldehyde

-oic

Organic Acids ( oxidation creates Roaches - on my COOHaaaa)

Front 7

R-COR

Back 7

Ketones

-one

Oxidation of Secondary Alcohol (RIGHT idea to CORdinate)

Front 8

R-O-R

Back 8

Dehydration of 2 Primary Alcohols

-ether

Ethers (ROR I will knock your ass out!)

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R-COOR

Back 9

Esters

-ate

Dehydration of Alcohol and Organic Acid

(Your Right to COORdinate your smelling good)

Front 10

R-NH2

Back 10

Decomposition of Protein

-ine

Animes (RIGHT AMONIA for 2)

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R-CONH-R

Back 11

Derived from Proteins

-ide

Amides (you were Right to CON H-R)

Front 12

R-SH

Back 12

Replace O in R-OH with Sulfur

Mercaptans

mercaptan (you stink you should use the Right - SHampoo)

Front 13

Alkanes

(he gets to have sex only one girl at a time)

Back 13

Univalent (Single Bonds)

CnH2n(+2)

(Al has only one Kane)

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Alkenes

(He is kene because he gets two girls at a time)

Back 14

Divalent (Double Bonds)

CnH2n

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Alkynes


(Doctor Kynes is a pimp therefore foursomes are possible)

Back 15

Trivalent (Triple Bonds)

CnH2n-2

(If it takes Three then it takes ALL KINDS)

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Alkyls


(Good Leadership requires _____ bonds)

Back 16

Open Bonds

CnH2n+1

(All KY LS)

Front 17

Hydrocarbons that form Univalent bonds which are the basis for all other Organic Compounds?

Back 17

Alkanes

Front 18

The Parent unit of all aromatic organic compounds.

Base Unit for all cyclical compounds.

(My dads name is BEN)

Back 18

Benzene

Front 19

What kind of solvent is?

Carbon Tetrachloride

Chloroform (anesthetizes your organs)

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Organic Solvent

Front 20

A Alkyl that is a mold preventative agent.

(Ben's Para Ditch)

Back 20

Paradichlorobenzene

Front 21

A alcohol wich only has 1 hydroxide molecule.


(mono xyl)

Back 21

Monohydroxyl

Front 22

A wood alcohol.



(M)ohogany (Ethanol)

Back 22

Methanol

Front 23

Ethanol

Back 23

Grain Alcohol

Front 24

OH is attached to a Carbon atom to at most ____ other Carbon atom.

(OH is carbon monogamous)

Back 24

1

Front 25

Two names for Propanol.

(used to sterilize wounds) (used to sterilize electronics)

Back 25

Rubbing Alcohol

Isopropyl Alcohol

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Tertiary Monohydroxyl has a OH attached to a Carbon atom to at most ____ other Carbon atom.

(Tertiary means three)

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3

Front 27

Alcohol with 2 hydroxide molecules.

(DI means Two)

Back 27

Dihydroxyls

Front 28

Common Use is Antifreeze. Also, is a Humectant in embalming.

Back 28

Ethylene Glycol

Front 29

Alcohol with 3 hydroxide molecules.

Back 29

Trihydroxyls

Front 30

The other name for Glycerol?

Also, used as a Humectant.

Back 30

Glycerin

Front 31

Alcohols formed from the parent Benzene.

Back 31

Cyclic Alcohols

Front 32

Coal Tar also known as Carbolic Acid and Benzyl Alcohol

Back 32

Phenol

Front 33

Phenol is used as a.

Back 33

Preservative, Disinfectant, Bleaching Agent, Dehydrating Agent

Front 34

Methanal (Formaldehyde)
Ethanal (Paraformaldehyde)
Dialdehydes (Glutaraldehyde)

Are what?

Back 34

Aldehydes

Front 35

Polymerizes into Paraformaldehyde?

Back 35

Methanal

Front 36

Polymerizes into Paraldehyde.

Back 36

Ethanal

Front 37

Not used in embalming because it turns the body YELLOW.

Back 37

Glyoxal

Front 38

Dialdehyde that is hard on rubber tubing.

Back 38

Glutaraldehyde

Front 39

Another name for Organic Acid.

Back 39

Carboxylic

Front 40

Another name for Methanoic.

Back 40

Formic Acid

Front 41

Another name Ethanoic. Also found in Vinegar.

Back 41

Acetic Acid

Front 42

A Ketone that is used in embalming as an organic solvent.

Back 42

Propanone, Acetone

Front 43

Solvents not used as because they are also anesthetics.

Back 43

Ethers

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Perfuming Agent

Back 44

Esters

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Two kinds of perfuming agents.

Back 45

Methyl Salicylate

Oil of Wintergreen

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Two Animes that are found in human bodies.

Back 46

Putrescine, Cadaverine

Front 47

Amine is used in embalming fluid as a ?

Back 47

Germicide

Front 48

The addition of oxygen to a compound.

Back 48

Oxidation

Front 49

Removal of oxygen from a compound.

Back 49

Reduction

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When a alkane becomes oxidized it is a?

Back 50

Alcohol

Front 51

When a Primary Alcohol becomes oxidized it is a?

Back 51

Aldehyde

Front 52

When a Secondary Alcohol becomes oxidized it is a?

Back 52

Ketone

Front 53

When a aldehyde becomes oxidized it is a?

Back 53

Organic Acid

Front 54

When a alcohol is reduced it is a?

Back 54

Alkane

Front 55

When a Aldehyde is reduced it is a?

Back 55

Primary Alcohol

Front 56

When a Ketone is reduced it is a?

Back 56

Secondary Alcohol

Front 57

When a organic acid is reduced it is a?

Back 57

Aldehyde

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Oxidation of Propane creates..

Back 58

Propanol

Front 59

Oxidation of Primary Propanol creates..

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Propanal

Front 60

Oxidation of Secondary Propanol creates..

Back 60

Propanone

Front 61

Oxidation of Propanal creates..

Back 61

Propanoic

Front 62

Oxidation of Hexane creates..

Back 62

Hexanol

Front 63

Oxidation of Primary Hexanol creates..

Back 63

Hexanal

Front 64

Oxidation of Secondary Hexanol creates..

Back 64

Hexanone

Front 65

Oxidation of Hexanal creates..

Back 65

Hexanoic

Front 66

Reduction of Propanol creates..

Back 66

Propane

Front 67

Reduction of Propanal creates..

Back 67

Primary Propanol

Front 68

Reduction of Propanone will create?

Back 68

Secondary Propanol

Front 69

Reduction of Propanoic will create?

Back 69

Propanal

Front 70

Reduction of Hexanol will create?

Back 70

Hexane

Front 71

Reduction of Hexanone will create?

Back 71

Hexanol

Front 72

Reduction of Hexanoic will create?

Back 72

Hexanal

Front 73

Oxidation of secondary butanol yields?

Back 73

Butanone

Front 74

Oxidation of ethane yields?

Back 74

Ethanol

Front 75

Oxidation of Primary Alcohol yields?

Back 75

Ketone

Front 76

Oxidation of Acetaldehyde yields?

Back 76

Acetic Acid

Front 77

Oxidation of Secondary Heptanol yields?

Back 77

Heptanone

Front 78

Reduction of Primary Propanol yields?

Back 78

Propane

Front 79

Reduction of Aldehyde yields?

Back 79

Primary Alcohol

Front 80

Reduction of Secondary Alcohol yields.

Back 80

Alkane

Front 81

Reduction of Acetic Acid yields?

Back 81

Acetaldehyde

Front 82

Reduction of a Primary Alcohol yields.

Back 82

Alkane

Front 83

Reduction of a Methanoic yields.

Back 83

Methanal

Front 84

Reduction of a Propanal yields.

Back 84

Propanol

Front 85

Reduction of a Secondary Alcohol yields.

Back 85

Alkane

Front 86

Reduction of a Acetaldehyde yields.

Back 86

Ethanol

Front 87

Reduction of a Secondary Heptanol yields.

Back 87

Heptane

Front 88

Reduction of Butanone yields?

Back 88

Butanol