Chapter 2 Carbon and its Compounds Flashcards

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What are hydrocarbons?

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the framework of all organic compounds. It is basically made up of hydrogen and carbon atoms.

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Aliphatic hydrocarbons are (blank)

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the straight, branched, or in a cyclic chain

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Aromatic hydrocarbons are (blank)

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the benzene rings

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three classifications of aliphatic hydrocarbons

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Alkanes, Alkenes, and Alkynes

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Alkanes have (blank)

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only single bonds between carbon atoms.

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Alkenes have (blank)

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double bonds between carbon atoms

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Alkynes have (blank)

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triple bonds between carbon atoms.

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pent as a number prefix means (blank)

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hex as a number prefix means (blank)

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hept as a number prefix means (blank)

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oct as a number prefix means (blank)

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non as a number prefix means (blank)

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deca as a number prefix means (blank)

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meth as a number prefix means (blank)

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eth as a number prefix means (blank)

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prop as a number prefix means (blank)

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17
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but as a number prefix means (blank)

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18
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has the ability to
form strong bonds with

other (blank) atoms to form

chains.

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carbon

19
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A (blank) can form a

double or a triple bond
with a nonmetallic atom.

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carbon atom

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A (blank) can form a

single , a double or a triple
bonds with other (atoms)

atoms.

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carbon atom

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(blank) hydrocarbons have straight, branched, or cyclic chains.

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aliphatic

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Those aliphatic hydrocarbons with single
bonds and have obtained the maximum number of hydrogen atoms are called (blank)

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aliphatic saturated hydrocarbons

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alkanes and cycloalkanes are what hydrocarbons

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aliphatic saturated hydrocarbons

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(blank) hydrocarbons are hydrocarbons with double or
triple bonds.

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Aliphatic unsaturated hydrocarbons

25
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alkene and alkynes are what type of hydrocarbons

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Aliphatic unsaturated hydrocarbons

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These hydrocarbons have fewer hydrogen atoms compared to
that of saturated ones.

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Aliphatic unsaturated hydrocarbons

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the phenomenon in which more than one

compound has the same chemical formula but
different chemical structures.

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isomerism

28
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They behave similarly to

straight-chain alkanes but their melting points and boiling

points tend to be higher.

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cycloalkane

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