Vocabulary
Naming
Critical thinking
100
This is a molecule that has the same molecular formula as another molecule, but a different arrangement
What is an isomer?
100
This is the name for 4 carbons in a ring structure
What is a cyclobutane?
100
Why are haloalkanes called haloalkanes? What are the 4 prefixes we will use the most?
What is because they have a halogens (group 7) attached to them. We need to know iodo, bromo, flouro and chloro
200
This is an unsaturated hydrocarbon that has more than one place where double bonds occur
What is a polyunsaturated alkene?
200
NAME: C-C-C-C-C=C-C-C
What is 3-octene
200
What occurs when an alkene is hydrated?
What is it turns into an alcohol - single bonds with carbons and an -OH group attached
300
This is the term applied to a chain of monomers
What is a polymer?
300
This term is given to this molecule: (see board)
What is cis-2-butene?
300
An 2 Carbon alkyne and a molecule of bromine smash into each other. What is our product? What is this reaction called?
What is a haloalkene - specifically 1-bromoethene. This is a halogenation reaction
400
This is the defining structure of an aromatic compound. Please draw one
What is a benzene ring-- a 6 carbon cyclo structure with alternating double bonds
400
This is the name given to this molecule: (see board)
What is trans-3-octene?
400
How would we create a polymer? Try to create a polymer from 1,1-dichloroethene
What is um, well, see board or models...
500
A benzene ring with a methyl group attached is commonly known as:
What is toluene?
500
A benzene ring that has substituents on carbons 1 and three would have the prefix of:
What is meta?
500
We are just getting into alcohols, thiols and ethers. Looking ahead, what do you thing the endings of the names might be?
What is: alcohol- 'anol' ; thiol - 'thiol'; ether ' (space) ether' ;
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