Functional Groups

Question 1

Can only bond once

Answer 1

Alkane

Question 2

Kean on double bonding

Answer 2

Alkene

Question 3

All kinds of triple bonded

Answer 3

Alkyne

Question 4

A Ring KANE

Answer 4

Arene

Question 5

Hal, I’d let Carbon bond with X at least once

Answer 5

Halide

Question 6

OH! KANE ALC drink OL day?

Answer 6

Alcohol

Question 7

Oxygen KANE have carbons on either side

Answer 7

Ether

Question 8

I mean Nitrogen can bond with 2 Hydrogens if it wants.

Answer 8

Amine

Question 9

Carbon alkynds of bonded to nitrogen

Answer 9

Nitrile

Question 10

The key to unlocking carbon compounds

Answer 10

Carbonyl

Question 11

All day I hide a key with my carbon and hydrogen

Answer 11

Aldehyde

Question 12

The key is carbons on both sides

Answer 12

Ketone

Question 13

Hydrogen is the key to eggs spilling out an open cardboard box

Answer 13

Carboxylic Acid

Question 14

The key to easter eggs is extra carbon

Answer 14

Ester

Question 15

I’d mind if the key had a nitrogen instead of a 3rd carbon

Answer 15

Amide

Question 16

Acid is the key to chloride instead of another carbon

Answer 16

Acid Chloride

Question 17

The key to giving 3 eggs a hayride is acid and an extra carbon

Answer 17

Acid Anhydride

Question 18

Carbon helps nitrogen explode when it’s KENE on a happy oxygen and KANE make another oxygen sad.

Answer 18

Nitro

Question 19

Sulfur KANE have Carbons on either side

Answer 19

Sulfide (Thioether)

Question 20

Sulfur KANE have carbon on one side and hydrogen on the other of a thigh

Answer 20

Thiol

Question 21

I mind carbon double bonding to Nitrogen but he brings a lone pair and someone else

Answer 21

Imine

Question 22

A pox on oxygen and carbons house

Answer 22

Epoxide

Question 23

Phenomenal! A Ring to go with this alcohol

Answer 23

Phenol

Question 24

I’ll have A Ring and a line of Nitrogen

Answer 24

Aniline