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Alkanes Family: Alkanes Alkanes: Hydrocarbons (compounds with only hydrogen and carbons) that contain only single bonds Simplest alkane is methane. Except in the case of methane, each C must be bound to another C. Can be


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Alkanes

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Family: Alkanes

  • Alkanes: Hydrocarbons (compounds with only

hydrogen and carbons) that contain only single bonds

  • Simplest alkane is methane.
  • Except in the case of methane, each C must be

bound to another C.

  • Can be open-chain or cyclic. If open-chain

(general formula CnH2n+2), can be straight-chain

  • r branched-chain.

C C C C C H H H H H H H H H H

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Isomers

  • Isomers: Compounds that have the same

molecular formula but different arrangement

  • f atoms in space
  • There are several different types of isomers.
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ConsJtuJonal Isomers ConsJtuJonal Isomers: same molecular formula, but different atom-atom connecJons

C4H10

§ Completely different compounds, with different

structures, physical properJes (melJng pt, boiling pt)

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ConsJtuJonal Isomers

C5H12

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ConformaJonal Isomers

ConformaJonal Isomers (Conformers): same molecular formula and same atom-atom connecJons, but different 3D geometries due to rotaJon about a bond

§ IdenJcal compound with same physical properJes; can’t be separated § Most molecules in the sample have the least crowded, extended conformaJon.

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Drawing Organic Structures

Different Types of Structural Formulas

  • 1. Full

§ All atoms and bonds are shown.

  • 2. Condensed

§ C-C and C-H bonds are not shown (unless branched).

  • 3. Line

§ Each C-C bond is represented as a line. Every vertex and open end represents a C. Cs and Hs are not shown. (Any atoms other than C

  • r H must be shown.)

C C C C C H H H H H H H H H H H H

CH3CHCH2CH3 CH3

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Chemical Nomenclature

  • 1. IUPAC System (InternaJonal Union of Pure and

Applied Chemistry)

  • 2. Common
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IUPAC Nomenclature for Alkanes

  • 1. Name parent+suffix: longest carbon chain + family suffix

(-ane).

  • 2. Number carbons in parent chain: Begin numbering from end

that meets specified criteria (Begin at end nearer to branch

  • point. Then give smallest #s possible to subsJtuents).
  • 3. Name prefix: subsJtuent posiJon #s and names (group

repeated subsJtuents together using di-, tri-, etc).

  • 4. Write full name, lisJng subsJtuents in alphabeJcal order

(ignore di-, tetra- in alphabeJzing). Name Format: #–subsJtuent–#–subsJtuentparentsuffix Refer to Handout: Naming Organic Molecules.

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Names of Parent Alkanes

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Names of Alkyl SubsJtuents

  • SubsJtuent: An atom or group of atoms

aaached to a parent compound

  • Alkyl subsJtuent: An alkane-derived

subsJtuent (To name, change –ane to –yl) .

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Four SubsJtuJon Paaerns of Carbon

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