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Title: Organic Hydrocarbons


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Welcome!!
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  • You are responsible to hand in your work and get
    your new homework following an absence.

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  • grade is D or lower, come in for help!

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  • No lab, no credit.

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Organic
  • pertaining to carbon compounds

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Organic Molecules
  • carbon compounds with these exceptions
  • no carbon oxides
  • no carbonate ions
  • no cyanide ions
  • no carbon disulfide

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Organic Compounds
  • insoluble in water
  • low melting points boiling points
  • decompose easily
  • combustible

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Organic or Inorganic?
  • CaCO3
  • CH4
  • CH3CH3
  • CO2
  • NH3
  • C6H12O6
  • CO
  • CH3OH

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Hydrocarbons
  • molecules made up of hydrogen and carbon.
  • Fossil fuels

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  • Molecular Formula shows numbers of atoms
  • Empirical Formula shows ratio of atoms
  • Structural Formula shows locationof atoms

C4H8
CH2
H H H H-C-C-CC-H H H H
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Condensed Structural Formula
  • Lists H after the C atom it is bonded to.
  • Only carbon to carbon bonds are drawn.

CH3-CH2-CHCH2
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of Carbons in Chain
  • meth- 1
  • eth- 2
  • prop- 3
  • but- 4
  • pent- 5
  • hex- 6
  • hept- 7
  • oct- 8
  • non- 9
  • dec- 10

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Alkane
  • a hydrocarbon containing only single bonds

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Names of Alkanes
  • Root prefix for of carbons in chain
  • Suffix -ane

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Name the Alkanes
  • CH4
  • CH3-CH2-CH3
  • CH3-CH2-CH2-CH3

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Alkane General Formula
  • CnH2n2
  • H atoms
  • 2 ( C atoms) 2

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Saturated
  • hydrocarbon chain containing as many hydrogens
    as it can hold
  • an alkane

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Alkene
  • a hydrocarbon containing at least one double
    bond.
  • Name ends with ene

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Alkyne
  • a hydrocarbon containing at least one triple
    bond.
  • Name ends with yne

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Name these
  • CH3-CH2-CH2-CH3
  • CH3-CHCH-CH3
  • CH3-CH2-CCH
  • CH3-CH2-CHCH-CH2-CH3

butane
butene
butyne
3-hexene
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  • CH3-CH2-CH2-CH2-CH2-CH2-CH2-CH3

octane
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Branched Hydrocarbons
  • a carbon atom bonded to three or four
    carbonatoms

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Branched Hydrocarbons Names
  • 1. Name the longest carbon chain (called the
    parent chain)

CH3 CH3-CH -CH3
propane
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Branched Hydrocarbons Names
  • 2. Name the short branches using the suffix
    -yl. (meth- becomes methyl)

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Branched Hydrocarbons Names
  • 3. Number the carbons on the parent chain,
    starting with end closest to branch(es).

CH3 CH3-CH -CH3
1 2 3
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Branched HC. Names
  • 4. Put together
  • of carbon with branch
  • -branch name
  • Parent chain name

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Review 1
  • Alkane
  • Alkene
  • Alkyne

single bonds
double bonds
triple bonds
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Review 2
  • Name the compound represented by the following
    condensed structural formula

CH3 CH3-CH2-CH -CH3
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Answer
  • 2-methylbutane

CH3 CH3-CH2-CH -CH3
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Review 3
  • Name the compound represented by this condensed
    structural formula

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Answer
  • 3,5,5-trimethyl-3-heptene

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Review 4
  • Draw a condensed structural formula for
    3,3,4,4-tetramethyl-1-hexyne

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Answer
  • 3,3,4,4-tetramethyl-1-hexyne

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Lab questions
  • 1. a)Write your observations for steps 34.
  • b) Can ethyne be used as a fuel? Why?
  • 2. Based on step 5, how does ethynes density
    compare to airs density?
  • 3. The reaction of CaC2 with water yields two
    product, one is ethyne (C2H2). Write a balanced
    chemical equation to determine the other product.
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