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Learn about nomenclature principles for molecule identification, isomers, and understanding the shapes of molecules based on their bond angles. Explore different functional groups and isomer variations.
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Nomenclature... • ...How many carbons are there in the chain? • ...What is the functional group? • ...Where is the functional group? • Count from the end which gives you the lowest number for the position of the functional group.
No functional group = alkane. Double bond = alkene. Functional Groups...
Chain Isomers C – C – C – C --- butane. C – C – C --- methyl-propane. | C C –C – C – C – C ---pentane. C | C – C – C – C ---methyl-butane. C – C – C ---dimethyl-propane | | C C
Positional Isomers C – C – C – C – C --- pentan-3-ol | OH C – C – C – C – C ---pentan-1-ol | OH C – C – C --- 1-bromopropane | Br C – C – C --- 2-bromopropane | Br Alcohol = ol.
@ | 0 / \ @ @ Three bonding pairs. Trigonal Planar. 120 degree bond angle. Shapes of Molecules @ – @ – @ Two bonding pairs. Linear. 180 degree bond angle. @ | @ / \ @ @ Four bonding pairs. Tetrahedral. 109.5 degree bond angle. @ | @ – @ | @ Five bonding pairs. Trigonal bipyramidal. 90 and 120 degree bond angles. @ @ @
Shapes of Molecules cont. @ | @ | @ Six bonding pairs. Octahedral. 90 degree bond angle. @ @ @ @ LP-LP repulsion > LP-BP repulsion > BP-BP repulsion.