H Chemistry: Unit 8 Flashcards
organic chemistry
chemistry of carbon and all the biological substances
organic chemistry: carbon
-makes 4 bonds
-makes up the base chain of all organic molecules
organic chemistry: hydrogen
makes 1 bond
hydrocarbons
simplest organic molecule made of carbon and hydrogen
alkane
carbon chain made of carbon-carbon single bonds
naming alkane
use base name, drop the -yl ending, and add the suffix “-ane”
alkane base names: 1
methyl
alkane base names: 2
ethyl
alkane base names: 3
propyl
alkane base names: 4
butyl
alkane base names: 5
pentyl
alkane base names: 6
hexyl
alkane base names: 7
heptyl
alkane base names: 8
octyl
alkane base names: 9
nonyl
alkane base names: 10
decyl
alkane base names: 11
undecyl
alkane base names: 12
dodecyl
alkane formula
Cn H(2n+2)
ring
enclosed chain of carbons; two hydrogens are lost in the formula
naming rings
add the prefix “cyclo-“
alkene
hydrocarbon that contains at least one double bond
naming alkenes
use base name and a locant and drop the “-yl” ending and ass the suffix “-ene”
locant
number of the carbon that double bond starts on; must have the lowest number possible
locant rules
- the “1” locant can be omitted if only 1 double bond is present
- if 2 double bonds are present, change the suffix to “-diene” and use 2 locants
- if 3 double bonds are present, change the suffix to “-triene” and use 3 locants
alkyne
hydrocarbon that contains at least 1 triple bond
naming alkyne
use suffix “-yne” and a locant; use diyne if 2 triple bonds are present and triyne if 3 triple bonds are present
if a double bond and a triple bond are on the same molecule,
name the double bond first but drop the “e” in -ene but give the triple binned the lowest locant
alkyl group
a carbon or chain of carbons that branch off the base chain
naming alkyl groups
use base name and a locant as a prefix; if more than 1 group is present, alphabetize the prefixes; if 2 of the same alkyl group are present use “di-“ and 2 locants; if three are present, use “tri-“ and 3 locants
alkyl halide
organic structure with a halogen attached
alkyl halide: bromine
adding a -br to a carbon chain; name by adding prefix “bromo-“ and a locant
alkyl halide: chlorine
adding a -Cl to a carbon chain; name by adding the prefix “chloro-“