U8HW1: Organic Lesson 1/2

Match the following

• homologous series

• organic compounds that contain only C and H

• double covalent

• a type of bond that is formed between two atoms that share 4 electrons

• Hydrocarbons

• A type of bond that is formed between two atoms that share 2 electrons

• single convalent

• Study of compounds containing C and H

• Organic Chemistry

• A group of related compounds with the same general formula

Match the following

• Alkene

• The maximum number of bonds that surrounds each carbon atom in an organic compound.

• Alkyne

• Hydrocarbon with the general formula C_nH_2n-2

• Alkane

• Hydrocarbon with the general formula C_nH_2n+2

• 4

• A hydrocarbon with the max # of hydrogen atoms for each carbon atom

• saturated hydrocarbon

• Hydrocarbon with the general formula C_nH_2n

Match the following

• Alkane

• 
• Alkyne

• 
• alkene

• 

Compared to the rate of an inorganic reaction, the rate of an organic reaction is usually

• faster, b/c organic compounds are ionic substances.

• faster, b/c organic compounds are molecular substances.

• slower, b/c organic compounds are ionic substances.

• slower, b/c organic compounds are molecular substances.

A characteristic of most organic compounds is that they have

• low boiling points

• high boiling points

• low solubility in nonpolar solvents

• high solubility in water

a carbon atom in any organic compound can form a total of

• 1 covalent bond

• 2 covalent bonds

• 3 covalent bonds

• 4 covalent bonds

A compound that is classified as organic must contain

• carbon

• nitrogen

• oxygen

• hydrogen

What type of molecule is it:

• alkene
• alkyne
• alkane
• amino acid

The following is an example of an

• Alkane
• Alkene
• Alkyne

Grace is studying organic chemistry and comes across the term "alkane". She learns that the "ane" ending in "alkane" indicates that the carbons are bonded with ________ bonds.

• single

• double

• triple

• quadruple

Answer explanation

In organic chemistry, the term 'alkane' indicates that the carbons are bonded with single bonds. This means that each carbon atom is connected to four other atoms, resulting in a straight or branched chain structure. The 'ane' ending in 'alkane' specifically refers to the type of bond between the carbon atoms. It is important to note that 'alkane' does not involve double, triple, or quadruple bonds between the carbons.