(Q3) Hydrocarbons Flashcards
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Saturated Hydrocarbon
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- A hydrocarbon that contains only carbon-carbon single bonds
- Alkanes
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Alkanes
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- Hydrocarbons in which carbons are joined together by single bonds
- Alkane names end in -ane
3
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What is the simplest hydrocarbon?
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Methane - CH4
4
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Ethane
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- Two carbon alkane
- Molecular Formula: C2H6
5
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Propane
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- Three-carbon alkane
- Molecular Formula: C3H8
6
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Naming Alkanes
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- Alkanes are named using a number prefix for the carbons it has followed by the suffix -ane
7
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Meth- Prefix
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1
8
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Eth Prefix
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2
9
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Prop Prefix
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3
10
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But Prefix
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4
11
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Pent Prefix
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5
12
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Hex Prefix
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6
13
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Hept Prefix
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7
14
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Oct Prefix
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8
15
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Non Prefix
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9
17
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Type Formula for Alkanes
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CnH2n+2
18
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Unsaturated Hydrocarbons
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- Unsaturated hydrocarbons have multiple (either double or triple) bonds between carbon atoms
- Alkenes and Alkynes
19
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Alkenes
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- Alkenes contain double bonds between the carbon atoms
- Alkene names end in “ene” and follow the same suffixes as alkanes
20
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Alkenes Type Formula
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CnH2n
n=carbons
21
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Alkynes
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Unsaturated hydrocarbon containing one triple bond between two carbon atoms
Name has number pre-fix and -yen suffix
22
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Type Formula for Alkynes
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CnH2n-2
n=carbons
23
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Aromatic
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- An organic compound where the carbon atoms are arranged in a ring structure
- Six carbon ring
24
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Benzene
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- Colorless, flammable liquid used to synthesize other chemicals
- An aromatic
25
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Toluene
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- A derivative of benzene (an aromatic)
- A solvent
- Found in paint thinners
- One or more of its six hydrogen atoms is replaced with other atoms or groups of atoms
26
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Phenol
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- Also called Hydroxyl Benzene
- An aromatic
- Used in embalming as a preservative, cauterizing agent, and a bleaching agent
