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FacebookTweetPin In this reaction, alkene reacts with HX where X can be Br, Cl or I. To predict the product easily, you have to turn double bond into single and add X (Cl, Br or I) to the most substituted carbon from the double bond carbons. This follows Markovnikov’s Rule which states that halogen (or…
FacebookTweetPin In the Bond-line structures Review, we have learned how to understand bond-line structures (also called line-angle structures). We also learned how to go from a condensed formula to Lewis dot structure and to the bond-line structure. Learn how to draw bond-line structures from condensed formulas given HERE Draw a bond-line structure for each of…
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FacebookTweetPin Draw structures for all constitutional isomers with the following molecular formula: C5H12 Constitutional isomers, also called structural isomers, are molecules that have the same molecular formula but different structure. In this case our formula is C5H12, which means all of the isomers must have five carbons and twelve hydrogens. The structure and connection of…
FacebookTweetPin Enantiomers are non superimposable mirror images. There are two ways to draw enantiomers, which will be shown in the problem below. Problem: Draw the enantiomer of the following molecules.Solution: There are two ways to draw enantiomers. First way is to draw a mirror image of the molecule given. Second way is to redraw the…
FacebookTweetPin In this lesson, we will learn how to name cycloalkanes (rings). We will separate naming cycloalkanes into four categories: cycloalkane only, cycloalkane with one substituent, cycloalkane with two substituents, cycloalkane with more than two substituents. Ring onlyName the ring beginning with “cyclo” and using a prefix signifying the number of carbons that the ring…
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