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Compounds with carbon and hydrogen atoms are called

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hydrocarbons

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Most important sources of hydrocarbons are

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petroleum and natural gas

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Long molecular hydrocarbons are

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solids, small ones are the liquids and the shortest are gases.

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ALIPHATIC: hydrocarbons

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or open chain hydrocarbons. They are either straight chained or branched. They can be saturated (single bond) or unsaturated. (multiple bond)

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AROMATIC: hydrocarbons

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or closed chain (cyclic) compounds

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The covalent bond between carbon atoms is (weak or strong)

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very strong which is the reason behind long and stable chains in organic compounds. Carbon atom has 4 electrons in the valence shell which makes it neither a cation nor an anion. It shares electrons with other bonding atoms.

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carbon cattion or anion?

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niether

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ALKANES: General formula is

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CnH2n+2

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ALKENES: General formula

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CnH2n

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ALKYNES: General formula is

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CnH2n-2

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AROMATIC COMPOUNDS: General formula is

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CnH2n-6

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12
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benzene ring

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C6H6

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ALKYL HALIDES

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are compounds where halogens replace the hydrogen atoms in alkanes. If H atom of methane (CH4) is replaced by a Cl atom, methyl chloride is formed. (CH3Cl)

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alkanes undergoing combustion

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to yield carbon dioxide, water and energy.

C3H8 + 5O2 –> 3CO2 + 4H2O

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Alkanes undergoing halogenation

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is a substitution reaction when exposed to very high temperature.CH4 + Cl2 –> CH3Cl + HCl

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Alkanes undergoing nitration

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Nitration is the reaction between alkane vapor and conc. HNO3 vapor.
CH4 + HNO3 –> CH3 – NO2 + H2O

17
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alkenes

undergoing hydration

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hydration where H from H-OH is attached to the C atom with larger number of H atoms, whereas the OH group from water is attached to the other C atom in the double bond of an alkene.
CH3- CH = CH2 + H-OH –> CH3 – CHOH – CH3

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alkenes undergoing polymerization

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is another reaction of alkenes where different alkenes are attached together to form a larger molecule. CH2=CH2 + CH2=CH2 + CH2=CH2 –> -CH2-CH2-CH2-CH2-CH2-CH2-

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the single unit of CH2=CH2 is called a…. and the product is called a…

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single unit is a monomer. product is a polymer

20
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Alkynes also undergo polymerization reactions. When

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ethyne is passed through a red hot glass tube, it trimerizes to give benzene.
3 CH= CH –> C6H6

21
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Alkynes undergo halogen addition but yields

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2 products due to the presence of 2 pi bonds. Thus ethyne can react with 2 halogen molecules. CH=CH +Cl2 –> CHCl = CHCl

CH= CH + 2Cl2 –> CHCl2 – CHCl2

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alkynes undergoing hydrogenation

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where addition with H atoms take place in the presence of N, Pd or Pt as catalysts.
CH=CH + H2 –> CH2=CH2 –> CH3- CH3

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carbon electron configuration in ground state and excited state

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ground state 1s2 2s2 2p2.

excited state 1s2 2s1 2p3

24
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Experimental evidence has shown that the bond angles in methane are not arranged that way but are ….. giving the overall shape of a…

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109.5

a tetrahedron

25
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Experimental evidence has also shown that the H-N-H bond angles in ammonia (NH3) are

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107 degrees

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and the H-O-H bond angles in water are

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105 degrees

27
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It is clear from these bond angles that the non-bonding pairs of electrons occupy a reasonable amount of space and are pushing the hydrogen atoms

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closer together

28
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. In this model, atoms and pairs of electrons will be arranged to minimize the repulsion of these atoms and pairs of electrons.

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VSEPR

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The number of these new hybrid orbitals must be equal to the

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numbers of

atoms and
non-bonded electron pairs (lone pairs) surrounding the central atom

30
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Criteria for Aromaticity:

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1) Pi bonds must lie within cyclic structure.
2) Each atom in the cycle must have p orbital, forming p orbital loop.
3) All p orbitals in the loop must overlap and must be planar.
4) Hückel’s Rule: orbital arrangement must result in a lowering of energy. 4n+2 pi electrons (n is an integer: 0 to 5 usually) in the loop

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Hückel’s Rule:

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Obital arrangement must result in a lowering of energy. 4n+2 pi electrons (n is an integer: 0 to 5 usually) in the loop

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Hydrogenation is what kind of reaction

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Addition

33
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Halogenation reaction is what kind

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Substitution

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Hydration is what kind of reaction

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H2O attaches to CH with more bonds

And H goes to the CH with more hydrogen atoms

35
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Nitration is what kind of reaction

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Substitution h2O

36
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What reactions have only a single product

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Halogentation

Hydrogenation

37
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Cis versus trans

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Cis same

Trans different

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