Organic formulae
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•A) What is organic chemistry?
•A) What is organic chemistry?
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•B) Give 2 reasons why carbon can form so many compounds
•B) Give 2 reasons why carbon can form so many compounds
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•C) How does the strength of a single C-C bond compare with other single bonds between 2 atoms of the same element?
•C) How does the strength of a single C-C bond compare with other single bonds between 2 atoms of the same element?
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•D) How does the relative strength of the C-C bond affect the number of carbon compounds?
•D) How does the relative strength of the C-C bond affect the number of carbon compounds?
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a saturated hydrocarbon contains 5 C atoms in its molecule. what are the two possible molecular formulae for this hydrocarbon?
a saturated hydrocarbon contains 5 C atoms in its molecule. what are the two possible molecular formulae for this hydrocarbon?
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Consider the compound C2H4O2- is it an organic compound? explain your answer
Consider the compound C2H4O2- is it an organic compound? explain your answer
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•To what extent is a series of organic compounds, such as the alkanes, comparable to a group of elements in the Periodic Table?
•To what extent is a series of organic compounds, such as the alkanes, comparable to a group of elements in the Periodic Table?

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1) Draw a structure for each of the alkane isomers with the molecular formula C3H6Br2
1) Draw a structure for each of the alkane isomers with the molecular formula C3H6Br2
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2) Draw a structure for each of the cycloalkane isomers with the molecular formula C3H4Br2
2) Draw a structure for each of the cycloalkane isomers with the molecular formula C3H4Br2
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3) Draw structures for all of the possible isomers of the alkanes and cycloalkanes with 6 carbon atoms in the molecule
3) Draw structures for all of the possible isomers of the alkanes and cycloalkanes with 6 carbon atoms in the molecule