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Organic Chemistry (Topic Notes)

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Organic Chemistry - Topic Notes (FREE) This PDF provides a comprehensive overview of essential concepts in organic chemistry, covering topics like structure and bonding, functional groups, reaction mechanisms, stereochemistry, and organic synthesis. The notes delve into key areas such as hydroca...

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  • November 9, 2024
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  • Nelentina patterson michel
  • 9th grade - 10th grade
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  • Organic Chemistry
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Organic Chemistry | Topic Notes



• Organic chemistry is the study of compounds of carbon.

• A functional group is an atom or group of atoms which is responsible for the

characteristic properties of a series of organic compounds.




Organic Chemistry Table

Homologous Series Functional Group Structure of Name Example
Group

Alkane Single bond - Propane

Alkene Double bond !Unexpected End Propene
of Formula

Alkyne Triple bond ≡ Propyne

Chloroalkane H’s replaced by Cl’s - Cl Chloropropane



Alcohol Hydroxyl - OH Propanol

Aldehyde Carbonyl (end) - C=O(H) Propanal

Ketone Carbonyl (middle) - C=O Propanone

Carboxylic Acid Carboxyl - C=OOH Propanoic Acid

Ester Bridging oxygen -COO- Methyl ethanoate




Organic Chemistry | Topic Notes 1

,Hydrocarbons: Compounds that contain carbon and hydrogen only.


Saturated: Contain only single bonds.


Homologous Series: A series of compounds of uniform chemical type, showing
graduation in physical properties with a general formula for it’s members. They have a
similar method of preparation.


Prefix No. of Carbons

Meth - 1

Eth - 2

Prop - 3

But - 4

Pent - 5

Hex - 6

Hept - 7

Oct - 8

Non - 9

Dec - 10




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,Tetrahedral Carbon Compounds
Alkanes are tetrahedral carbon compounds. These are a homologous series, most of

these alkanes are fairly un reactive and are found naturally occuring. For example

Methane can be made in a biomass degenerator,

i.e. letting manure decay under anaerobic conditions. Methane however forms an

explosive mixture with air.




A hydrocarbon is a compound that contains hydrogen and carbon only. Many

hydrocarbons again, are naturally occuring and have been formed in the earth over

millions of years, e.g. crude oil, coal etc...




A homologous series is a series of compounds of uniform chemical type.

• Showing gradations in physical properties

• Having a general formula for all of its members

• Each member differs from the previous member by a CH2 unit.




Tetrahedral bond angles = 109 degrees




There are 3 types of tetrahedral carbon compounds on our course:

• Alkanes

• Alcohols


Organic Chemistry | Topic Notes 3

, • Chloroalkanes




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