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organic
carbon based molecule
hydrocarbons
organic compounds composed of only C and H; alkanes; alkenes; alkynes
alkane
single bond; CnH2n+2
alkene
one double bond; CnH2n
alkyne
one triple bond; CnH2n-2
terahedron
4 sided structure; ex: methane
emipirical formula
lowest whole # ratio
molecular formula
CtotalHtotal
structural formula
like dots but with lines
dot formula
use dots to represent H's
condensed formula
like structural but the C's and H's are added up
functional groups
hydrocarbons, alcohols; ethers; aldehydes; keytones; carboxylic acids; esters
alcohols
only one -OH; nomenclature: #C -anol
ethers
only one O in the middle; connected to two other C's by single bonds; nomenclature: name each side
aldehydes
only one double bonded O connected to a terminal C
keytone
contain a double bonded O to a secondary C
carboxylic acid
have one double bonded O and another O attached to an H at the end
esters
have one double bonded O and a single bonded O to the same C in the middle
isomer
same molecular form by different structure
covalent bond
sharing e-
ionic bond
give e-
hybridization
carbon forms tetrahedron
resonance
when there is a shared pair of electrons shift
benzene
C6H6; common aromatic
combustion
CH+O2-> H2O+CO2
addition rx
a molecular group is added to a multiple bond
substitution rx
one group of H can be switched out for something else
cracking
an alkane is broken into alkane and alkene
condensation rx
carboxylic acid + alcohol-> ester and water
natural radioactive decay
emittance of radiant E b/c unstable nuclei b/c of p+ and n ratio
alpha radiation
4He2
beta radiation
0e-1
gamma radiation
0
isotopic notation
top left: mass #; btm left: atomic #; top right: charge; btm right: # atoms
half life
time it takes for the nuclei of a radioactive substance to decay; t1/2=time given x t1/2 / 1/2life
fission
breaking apart
fusion
together
decay series
more than one decay
transmutation/ bombardment rx
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