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Alcanes
________ are non- polar molecules and are usually less dense in water than water.
Alkanes
________ are burned to produce carbon dioxide, water, and energy in which they react with oxygen.
Alkenes
________ are called IUPAC by one, and names by alkyl end with one.
Alkynes
________ have a threefold carbon- carbon bond.
Hydrocarbons
________ with C- to- C single debts are alkanes.
Hydration
________ adds water to the alkene to form alcohol in a double connection.
Structural isomers
________ are compounds that differ in the order in which their atoms are bound by the same molecular formulas.
IUPAC system
The ________ is used by specifying the number of carbon atoms in organic compounds.
aromatic compounds
C6H6, a cyclic structure with six carbon atoms and six hydrogen atoms contains the most ________.
Alkan
In order to produce a(n) ________, hydrogen supplements hydrogen atoms in an alkene's double bond.
Alkyl substituents
________ are known by the IUPAC system as methyl, propyl, and isopropyl; atoms of halogen include fluoride, chlorine, bromine, and iodine.
Inorganic compounds
________ are often ionic or have polar covalent bonding and polar molecules, high melts and boiling points, usually water- soluble, water ionizing and do not burn in air.
Alkyl groups
________ and halogen atoms are substitutes attached to an alkanoic chain (F, Cl, Br, or I)
benzene structure
The ________ is depicted as a hexagon with a center circle.
structural condensed form
A(n) ________ represents groups consisting of each atom of carbon and its hydrogen- assigned atoms.
cycloalkanes name
The ________ will be written by the prefix cyclo with the same number of carbon atoms in front of the alkanes name.
Organic compounds
________ have covalent bonds, most of the non- polar molecules, have low melting points and low boiling points, are not highly water- soluble.
Carbon Skeleton
The ________ is the ends and corners of a zigzag line or geometric figure in a line- angle form.
Alkenes
________ are geometric or cis- trans isomers when carbon atoms are linked to different atoms or groups of carbon in a double bond.
