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Organic Chemistry - ACCURATE ANSWER-subdiscipline of chemical sciences focused on the element carbon and the compounds formed by combining carbon with ~10-12 other elements. Unsaturated Compounds - ACCURATE ANSWER-possess 1+ multiple bonds or a ring, meaning fewer bonds can be made with Hydrogen. Site/Unit of Unsaturation - ACCURATE ANSWER-a multiple bond in an organic compound Constitutional Isomers - ACCURATE ANSWER-compounds with the same molecular formula that have different connectivity between the atoms in their structural formulae Basic Recipe for Structure Formulae - ACCURATE ANSWER-1. A backbone/skeleton of carbon atoms. 2. Heteroatoms 3. Hydrogen atoms to complete valences of any carbon atoms. 4. Check structure with molecular formula. 5. Check for isomers. Condensed Formulae - ACCURATE ANSWER-show atoms but few, or no, bonds and indicate connectivity of atoms. Super-Condensed Formulae - ACCURATE ANSWER-collapse repetitions and typically show no bonding. ex. (CH3)2CHCH2CH3 Organic Compound - ACCURATE ANSWER-covalently bonded compound containing carbon (excluding carbonates and oxides). Catenation - ACCURATE ANSWER-preference of an element to bond with another atom of the same element. Valence - ACCURATE ANSWER-number of bonds an atom will form its valence (outermost) shell of electrons Lewis Dot Diagram - ACCURATE ANSWER-visual representation of only the valence shell of an atom, "LDD". Ionic Bonds - ACCURATE ANSWER-complete transfer of one or more valence electrons from one atom to another, form when difference in electronegativity is equal to or greater than 2. Covalent Bonds - ACCURATE ANSWER-sharing of electrons between elements with little to no difference in electronegativities. Pure Covalent Bond - ACCURATE ANSWER-covalent bond between atoms of identical electronegativities, form when difference is 0 or less than 0.5. Polar Covalent Bond - ACCURATE ANSWER-covalent bond between atoms of slightly different electronegativities resulting in unequal sharing of electrons, form when difference in electronegativities is greater than 0.5 but less than 2.

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CHEM 219 Module 1 Exam Questions
With Correct Answers Scored A+
Organic Chemistry - ACCURATE ANSWER-subdiscipline of chemical sciences focused
on the element carbon and the compounds formed by combining carbon with ~10-12
other elements.




Unsaturated Compounds - ACCURATE ANSWER-possess 1+ multiple bonds or a ring,
meaning fewer bonds can be made with Hydrogen.



Site/Unit of Unsaturation - ACCURATE ANSWER-a multiple bond in an organic
compound



Constitutional Isomers - ACCURATE ANSWER-compounds with the same molecular
formula that have different connectivity between the atoms in their structural formulae



Basic Recipe for Structure Formulae - ACCURATE ANSWER-1. A backbone/skeleton
of carbon atoms.

2. Heteroatoms

3. Hydrogen atoms to complete valences of any carbon atoms.

4. Check structure with molecular formula.

5. Check for isomers.



Condensed Formulae - ACCURATE ANSWER-show atoms but few, or no, bonds and
indicate connectivity of atoms.

, Super-Condensed Formulae - ACCURATE ANSWER-collapse repetitions and typically
show no bonding. ex. (CH3)2CHCH2CH3



Organic Compound - ACCURATE ANSWER-covalently bonded compound containing
carbon (excluding carbonates and oxides).



Catenation - ACCURATE ANSWER-preference of an element to bond with another
atom of the same element.



Valence - ACCURATE ANSWER-number of bonds an atom will form its valence
(outermost) shell of electrons



Lewis Dot Diagram - ACCURATE ANSWER-visual representation of only the valence
shell of an atom, "LDD".



Ionic Bonds - ACCURATE ANSWER-complete transfer of one or more valence
electrons from one atom to another, form when difference in electronegativity is equal to
or greater than 2.



Covalent Bonds - ACCURATE ANSWER-sharing of electrons between elements with
little to no difference in electronegativities.



Pure Covalent Bond - ACCURATE ANSWER-covalent bond between atoms of identical
electronegativities, form when difference is 0 or less than 0.5.



Polar Covalent Bond - ACCURATE ANSWER-covalent bond between atoms of slightly
different electronegativities resulting in unequal sharing of electrons, form when
difference in electronegativities is greater than 0.5 but less than 2.

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