Organic Chemistry
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Keywords:
- Organic - A compound containing carbon, except from carbon dioxide.
- Homologuous series - A group of compounds containing the same functional group. Each successive compound differs by CH2.
- Functional group - A group of atoms which affect the characteristics of the compound.
- Molecular formula - How many atoms there are.
- Structural formula - CH3CH2CH3
- Displayed formula - Structural plus all of the bonds.
- General formula - The simplest algebraic formula for compounds in a homologuous series.
- Aliphatic - Straight chained or branched.
- Alicyclic - Ring
- Aromatic - Contains a benzene ring
- Saturated - Contains single covalent bonds between the carbon atoms. All carbon atoms have the maximum number of bonds possible.
- Unsaturated - Contains double covalent bonds. The carbon atoms do not contain the maximum number of bonds.
Naming:
METH - 1
ETH - 2
PROP - 3
BUT - 4
PENT - 5
HEX - 6
HEPT - 7
OCT - 8
NON - 9
DEC -10
Di - 2
Tri - 3
Tetra - 4
Haloalkanes:
Alkanes react with halogens in a process called free radical substitution.
There are 3 stages: Integration, propagation and termination.
Intergration: The covalent bond in the halogen breaks forming two free radicals.
Propagation: Free radical reacts with a compound, methane, this produces a methl…
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