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What is the homogolous series?

A family of organic compounds with one functional group, but different carbon chain length

What are the common features of the Homologous series?

•Have the same general formula


• Each member is different from the next by CH3


•Chain length effects physical appearences e.g. melting points and boiling points

Suffix of Alkanes

-ane

Suffix of Alkenes

-ene

Preffix of Halogenoalkanes

Floro


Chloro


Bromo


Iodo

Suffix of Alcohol

-ol or -anol

Suffix of Aldehydes

-al

Suffix of Kentones

-one

Suffix of Carboxylic Acid

-oic acid

What are isomers?

Molecules that have the same molecular formula but different structural formula

What is chain isomerism?

When hydrocarbon chain is arranged differently e.g. CH3 moved

What is positional isomerism?

Location of key groups that can vary from structure e.g. Cl moved

What is functional group isomerism?

A given molecular formula can be formed into compound with a completely different functional group e.g. kentones to aldehydes

What is stereoisomerism?

Where 2 or more compounds have some structural formula but differ in arrangement

What is E-Z Isomerism?

Tells about the position of substiueunts at either sides of C=C


E= opposite sides of bond


Z= same side of the bond

What is a functional group?

A specific atom or group of atoms which confer certain physical and chemical properties onto molecules