S3.2 Functional Groups Flashcards
listed functional groups
- saturated
- unsaturated
- halogeno
- carboxyl
- carbonyl
- hydroxyl
- alkoxy
- amino
- amido
- phenyl
- esters
listed Homologous series
- alkanes
- alkenes
- alkynes
- halogenalkanes
- alcohols
- carboxylic acids
- aldehydes
- ketones
- ethers
- amides
- esters
Trend in m.p/b.p when carbon chain increases
down homologous series = more points of contact = more LDF = more energy = higher mp
No of C related to bp.
- methane, ethane, propane = gases
- n=5 -> n=20 = liquid
- n>20 = solid
Functional group
Parts of organic molecules which give them their chemical & physical properties
Homologous series
Series of compounds that have the same general formula, similar chemical properties and gradually changing physical properties
alkanes
- Functional Group
- -ane
- hydrocarbon
- saturated
- CnH2n+2
alkenes
- Functional Group
- -ene
- hydrocarbon
- unsaturated
- CnH2n
Halogeno
- Functional Group
- C-halogen- o
- C-X
- F, Br, Cl, I
alkyne
*Functional Group
* -yne
* hydrocarbon
* unsaturated
* CnH2n-2
Carbonyl
*Functional Group
* C=O
* makes Ketones & Aldehydes
Carboxyl
- Functional Group
- -COOH
- -oic acid
- carboxylic acid
Alkoxy
- Functional Group
- R-O-R2
- ether
hydroxyl
- Functional Group
- -OH
- -ol
- alcohol
- primary, secondary, tertiary
Ester
- Functional Group
- -COOR
- alcohol +acid
Phenyl
- Functional Group
- aromatic hydrocarbon
- cyclic structure
- benzene ring
Amido
- functional group
- OCNH (peptide bond)
- derivative of ammonia
Amino
- functional group
- -NH2
- amines
alcohols
- homologous series
- -ol
- -OH (hydroxyl)
- CnH2n+1OH
Carboxylic acid
- homologous series
- -oic acid
- -COOH
- CnH2n+1COOH
Aldehydes
- homologous series
- -al
- -CO (terminal C)
- CnH2nO
Ketones
- -one
- -CO (within chain)
- CnH2nO
Ethers
- homologous series
- -oxy in middle of two groups
- -R-O-R’
- CnH2n+2O
ex: ethoxymethane
Amides (h)
- homologous series
- -amide
- -OCNR
Esters
- parent alcohol stem + carboxylic acid
- -COO
- condensation reaction
Writing structural formula of homologous series
Seperate functional group from stem
Nomenclature steps
- select longest continuous chain of carbon atoms & assign stem
- number carbon atoms from nearest branch
- name branches & indicate position
- use ‘di’, ‘tri’, ‘tetra’ when same branch is present more than once
- arrange in alphabetical order
Nomenclature for amide