12 Chemistry Exam Questions
and Answers
Alkanes - Correct Answers: suffix "ane"
single bonded hydrocarbons
saturated
non-polar
london forces
Alkenes - Correct Answers: suffix "ene"
at least one double bond
unsaturated
non-polar
london forces
Alkynes - Correct Answers: suffix "yne"
at least one triple bond
unsaturated
non-polar
london forces
Cylic hydrocarbons - Correct Answers: prefix "cyclo"
hydrocarbons that form rings
alkanes, alkenes, alkynes
Aromatic hydrocarbons - Correct Answers: suffix "benzene" if it is the root
prefix "phenyl" if it is a branch
, benzene rings
Special branch names - Correct Answers: Isobutyl (CH2 bonded to CH with two CH3 bonded to it)
Isopropyl (CH with two CH3 bonded to it)
Ortho (CH3 bonded to the 1st and 2nd carbons on a benzene ring)
Meta (CH3 bonded to the 1st and 3rd carbons on a benzene ring)
Para (CH3 bonded to the 1st and 4th carbons on a benzene ring)
Organic Halides - Correct Answers: halogens as branches
F - fluro, Cl - chloro, Br - bromo, I - iodo
polar
london forces, dipole dipole
Alcohols - Correct Answers: OH anywhere in the chain
suffix "ol"
polar, long chains can be non-polar
london, dipole dipole, hydrogen
reactions - hydration, dehydration, combustion
Ethers - Correct Answers: O in the middle of the chain
add "oxy" to the prefix of the smaller hydrocarbon
polar
london, dipole dipole
reaction - condensation
Aldehydes - - Correct Answers: double bonded O at the end
suffix "al"
very polar
london, dipole dipole