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CHEM 201—Functional Groups

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CHEM 201—Functional Groups

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  1. 1Functional GroupsRecognized collections of atoms with the same structure which implies they have the same properties. Have known reactivity
  2. 2Carboxylic AcidHas a COOH group and has acid properties but can be attached to another molecule
  3. 3Carboxylic Acid FamilyIncludes carbonyl groups, acid chlorides, acid hydrides, esters, and amides
  4. 4Carbonyl GroupIs a carbon double-bonded to an oxygen that has two lone pairs
  5. 5Acid ChloridesHave a carbonyl group connected to a chloride
  6. 6Acid HydridesHave a carbonyl group that is bonded to an oxygen which is bonded to another carbonyl group
  7. 7EsterA carbonyl group that is bonded to an oxygen which is bonded to a carbon that is bonded to other things
  8. 8AmideA carbonyl group that is bonded to a nitrogen
  9. 9Carbonyl FamilyIncludes ketones, aldehydes, and formaldehydes
  10. 10KetoneA carbonyl group bonded to two carbons from the central carbon
  11. 11AldehydeA carbonyl group bonded to a carbon and a hydrogen
  12. 12FormaldehydeA carbonyl group bonded to two hydrogens from the central carbon
  13. 13Alcohol FamilyIncludes ethers and amines
  14. 14EtherAn oxygen with two lone pairs bonded to a carbon on either side which can be bonded to other things
  15. 15AmineA nitrogen with two lone pairs that is bonded to three other things
  16. 16PolarityThe carboxylic acid family will be polar because of the carbonyl dipole on the edge of the molecule, and the alcohol family will be non-polar because more than one dipole is pointing inward
  17. 17Constitutional IsomersWhen a something has the same molecular formula but different connectivity
  18. 18—EsterEster
  19. 19—EtherEther
  20. 20—Carboxylic AcidCarboxylic Acid
  21. 21—Acid AnydridesAcid Anydrides
  22. 22—Acyl HalideAcyl Halide
  23. 23—AlcoholAlcohol
  24. 24—AldehydeAldehyde
  25. 25—AmineAmine
  26. 26—AmideAmide
  27. 27—FormaldehydeFormaldehyde
  28. 28—KetoneKetone
  29. 29—NitrileNitrile
  30. 30—ThiolThiol
  31. 31—SulfideSulfide
  32. 32—Alkyl HalideAlkyl Halide
  33. 33—NitroNitro

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