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Hint
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Answer
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Empirical formula
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Simplest whole number ratio of atoms of each element in a molecule.
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Molecular formula
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Actual number of atoms of each element in a molecule.
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Structural formula
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Shows arrangement of atoms without showing all the bonds (each carbon is written separately with the atoms/groups that are attached to it).
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Displayed formula
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Shows every atom and every bond in the molecule.
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Skeletal formula
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Straight lines represent carbon-carbon bonds (the atoms themselves are not drawn).
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Homologous series
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Series of organic compounds containing the same functional group.
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Characteristics of a homologous series
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Same general formula. Same chemical reactions. Same functional groups. Molecules increase by CH₂.
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Low(er) priority functional groups
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Halogens, alkyl groups, alkenes (lowest to highest).
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High(er) priority functional groups
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Alcohols, carboxylic acids, ketones, aldehydes (in no particular order).
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Structural isomers
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Molecules with the same molecular formula, but different structural formulae.
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Chain isomers
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Same functional groups, but a different arrangement of the carbon skeleton.
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Position(al) isomers
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Same functional groups, attached to the main chain at different points.
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Functional group isomers
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Same atoms arranged into different functional groups.
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Functional group isomer of aldehydes
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Ketones
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Functional group isomer of alcohols
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Ethers
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Functional group isomer of alkenes
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Cycloalkanes
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Functional group isomer of carboxylic acids
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Esters
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Stereoisomers
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Molecules with the same structural formula but atoms are arranged differently in space.
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E-isomers are?
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Opposite
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Z-isomers are?
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Together
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Conditions for stereoisomerism
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Restricted rotation about carbon-carbon bond. Two different groups attached to each carbon in the carbon-carbon bond.
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