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Hydrogen & Carbon.
3 types: Alkane
Alkene
Alkyne
Aromatic |
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Saturated.
Single Carbon Bonds
-ane; Methane
(CnH2n+2) |
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Unsaturated.
Double Carbon Bond. (Indicated with number)
-ene; Ethene
(CnH2n) |
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Unsaturated.
Triple Carbon Bond.(Indicated with number)
(CnH2n-2)
Highly Reactive
-yne |
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| Same Formula, Different Structures. |
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Alkane group with a hydrogen removed so it can bond to a chain.
-R = Any Alkyl group |
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same formula, but vary in the way the atoms are connected. More carbons, More possibilites.
(4 carbons:2 possibilites, 5:3, 6:5, 7:9) |
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| Cis: Same side; Trans: Opposite side |
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| alkanes arranged with carbons in a ring, each carbon being bonded to 2 hydrogens (CnH2n) |
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| multiple benzene rings bonded together. very stable. possibly carcinogenic. |
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| Benzene ring with 2 stems right next each other. |
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| Benzene ring with 2 stems, with a carbon inbetween |
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| Benzene ring with 2 opposite stems |
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