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Alkane
Alkane
Lack of multiple bonds and no heteroatoms
Alkene
Alkene
A carbon-carbon double bond
Alkyne
Alkyne
A carbon-carbon triple bond
Aromatics (Arenes)
Aromatics (Arenes)
A ring structure with alternating double and single bonds
6 membered rings most common form
Alcohol
Alcohol
A single oxygen attached to an R group and a hydrogen
Ether
Ether
A single attached to two R groups (oxygen in middle)
Ketones
Ketones
A carbonyl group (C=O) with two R groups attached to the carbonyl carbon
R cannot = H for a ketone
Aldehyde
Aldehyde
A carbonyl group (C=O) with one R group attached to the carbonyl carbon and one hydrogen
Carboxylic Acid
Carboxylic Acid
A carbonyl group (C=O) with one R group attached to the carbonyl carbon and one OH group
The OH is part of the carboxylic acid, NOT a separate alcohol
If you see what you think is an alcohol, check to make sure it is not an acid
Ester
Ester
A carbonyl group (C=O) with one R group attached to the carbonyl carbon and one OR group
The OR group is part of the ester, NOT a separate ether
If you see what you think is an ether, check to make sure the group is not an ester
Amide
Amide
A carbonyl group (C=O) with one R group attached to the carbonyl carbon and one NR2 group
The NR2 group is part of the amide, NOT a separate amine
If you see what you think is an amine, check to make sure the group is not an amide
Amine
Amine
A nitrogen group attached to R of H groups