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Naming Flashcards

1
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Alkanes

A

Have only single C-C bonds

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Alkenes

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A carbon-carbon double bond

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Alkynes

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A carbon-carbon triple bond

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Alkyl halides (or haloalkanes)

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A halogen is attached to a carbon (C-Halogen)

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Primary, secondary, or tertiary alkyl halide

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Have to look at the carbon that is linked to the halogen. The amount of carbons attached to that particular carbon determine whether it is a primary (linked to 1 other carbon), secondary (2 other carbons), or tertiary (3 other carbons)

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Alcohol

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A carbon attached to an OH (C-OH)

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“Phenol”

A

A benzene ring attached to an OH

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“Enol”

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A carbon double bonded to a carbon bonded to an OH. C=C-OH

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Primary, secondary, or tertiary alcohol

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Have to look at the carbon that is linked to the OH. The amount of carbons attached to that particular carbon determine whether it is a primary (linked to 1 other carbon), secondary (2 other carbons), or tertiary (3 other carbons)

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Ether

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An oxygen with two single bonds attached to two carbons (C-O-C)

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Amines

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A carbon attached to a nitrogen (C-N) that is not attached to an oxygen

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Primary, secondary, or tertiary amine

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Primary is only one carbon attached to the nitrogen (the other two would be H). If it has two carbons, it is a secondary (and the other would be H). If it is tertiary, the N is attached to three Carbons.

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Carbonyl Group

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A carbon double bonded to an oxygen (C=O)

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Amides

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A carbon attached to nitrogen, but that carbon has a double bond to an oxygen (N-C=O)

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Carboxylic Acids

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A Carbon double bonded to an Oxygen that is also bonded to OH (O=C-OH)

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Aldehyde

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One of the atoms attached to the carbon that is double bonded to the O is a hydrogen, the other can be another carbon or a hydrogen (O=C–HH)or(O=C–HC)

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Ketones

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Carbon double bonded to an oxygen and single bonded to two other carbons (O=C–CC)

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Esters

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An oxygen double bonded to a carbon, which is single bonded to an oxygen, which is single bonded to another carbon (O=C-O-C)

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Nitriles

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Carbon triple bonded to a nitrogen

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Alkyl Group

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An compound that includes a C-C bond, but is missing a hydrogen

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Anhydride

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An oxygen double bonded to a carbon, which is single bonded to an oxygen, which is single bonded to a carbon, which is double bonded to an oxygen (O=C-O-C=O)

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Acid Halides

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An oxygen double bonded to a carbon, which is single bonded with a halogen (O=C-R)

23
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Thiols

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A carbon attached to SH (C-SH)

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Thioethers

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A carbon single bonded to a S, which is single bonded with a carbon (C-S-C)

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Methyl Group

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A carbon single bonded to three hydrogens (C—HHH)

26
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Aromatic Group

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A ring of six or five carbons

27
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single C-C bonds

28
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A carbon-carbon double bond

29
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A carbon-carbon triple bond

30
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A halogen is attached to a carbon

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Alkyl halides (or haloalkanes)

31
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A carbon attached to an OH

32
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A benzene ring attached to an OH

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“Phenol”

33
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A carbon carbon double bond that is attached to an OH

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“Enol”

34
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An oxygen with two single bonds attached to two carbons

35
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A carbon attached to a nitrogen (C-N) that is not attached to an oxygen

36
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Group->

A carbon double bonded to an oxygen

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Carbonyl Group

37
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A carbon attached to nitrogen, but that carbon has a double bond to an oxygen (N-C=O)

38
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A Carbon double bonded to an Oxygen that is also bonded to OH (O=C-OH)

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Carboxylic Acids

39
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Carbon is double bonded to an Oxygen. One of the atoms attached to that carbon is a hydrogen, the other can be another carbon or a hydrogen

40
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Carbon double bonded to an oxygen and single bonded to two other carbons

41
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An oxygen double bonded to a carbon, which is single bonded to an oxygen, which is single bonded to another carbon

42
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Carbon triple bonded to a nitrogen

43
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Group->

An compound that includes a C-C bond, but is missing a hydrogen

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Alkyl Group

44
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An oxygen double bonded to a carbon, which is single bonded to an oxygen, which is single bonded to a carbon, which is double bonded to an oxygen

45
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An oxygen double bonded to a carbon, which is single bonded with a halogen

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Acid Halides

46
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A carbon attached to SH

47
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A carbon single bonded to a S, which is single bonded with a carbon

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Thioethers

48
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Group->

A carbon single bonded to three hydrogens

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Methyl Group

49
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Group->

A ring of six carbons

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Aromatic Group

50
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Phenyl

A

A benzene ring without an H

Z - Chem 2210 (S&T) (14 decks)

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