PROPERTIES OF C
FUNCTIONAL GROUPS
C & H
VOCAB
100
How many bonds carbon atoms form.
4
100
A simple OH group.
ALCOHOL
100
Name the first four parent chain prefixes.
METH, ETH, PROP, BUT
100
Same chemical formula with different bonding arrangements.
ISOMER
200
Atoms of carbon that form different bonding arrangements.
ALLOTROPES
200
A branching double bound oxygen.
KETONE
200
The suffix that is present on any carbon-carbon triple bond chain.
-YNE
200
A thoroughly single bonded ringed structure’s name.
CYCLOALKANE
300
The simplest organic compounds, made of only two elements.
HYDOCARBONS
300
A ketone that instead terminates an organic chain.
ALDEHYDE
300
C6H6
BENZENE
300
C60
BUCKMINSTERFULLERENE
400
A group of atoms that is responsible for an organic compound’s chemical properties.
FUNCTIONAL GROUP
400
Combination of an alcohol and an aldehyde.
CARBOXYLIC ACID
400
Degree of reactivity between carbon-carbon bonds.
LOW
400
This structure:
ESTER
500
A general term for a cyclic hydrocarbon in an alternating bond structure.
AROMATIC
500
Only functional group that may use either a prefix or suffix to represent itself.
AMINE
500
General formula for an alkene.
CnH2n
500
Name for any halogen based functional group chain.
ALKYL HALIDE