1. Organic chemistry is the chemistry of carbon.
2. The name “organic” reflect the fact that organic molecules are derived from living or nonliving
organisms?
3. 3 Forms of Pure Carbon - Graphite
4. Diamond
5. Buckminsterfullerene - “Bucky Balls”
6. Hydrocarbons – elements? Hydrogen
7. Carbon
8. Alkanes
9. Alkenes
10. Alkynes
11. Aromatics
12. Propane – Alkane
13. Propene - Alkene
14. Propyne - Alkyne
15. Benzene – Aromatic Compounds
16. Methane – CH4
17. Ethane – CH3CH3
18. Alkanes in which the carbons are connected in a straight chain are called normal alkanes.
19. Alkanes interact with each other only through London dispersion forces.
20. Alkanes have relatively low or high boiling and melting points.
21. Use of diamond?
22. Alkanes – Saturated
23. Alkenes – Unsaturated
24. Alkynes – Unsaturated
25. Aromatic Compounds – Unsaturated
26. Alkanes, along with the other hydrocarbons, are non-polar or polar?
27. Melamine
28. When two or more molecules share the same molecular formula, but have different atomic
connections, they are called constitutional isomers.
29. Conformations – TRUE OR FALSE - Carbon-carbon single bonds are free to rotate.
30. Conformations - TRUE OR FALSE - They all share the same structural formula.