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Chemistry - OChem

just a little bit above high school AP level. good for science bowlers

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paraffins
another name for alkanes
olefins
another name for alkenes
aliphatic
straight-chain hydrocarbons
aromatic
cyclic hydrocarbons
methylacetylene
common name for propyne
ethylene
common name for ethene
acetylene
common name for ethyne
celluloid
the first plastic
chair structure
structure of cyclohexane that alternates orientation in space of carbons to reduce strain
boat structure
structure of cyclohexane that is "crumbled" at the ends to reduce strain
1,3,5-cyclohexatriene
IUPAC for benzene
toluene
common name for methylbenzene
phenyl
benzene without a hydrogen
styrene
common name for phenylethylene
amide
compound with an amine and carbonyl group together
hydrogenation
alkene/alkyne + hydrogen + pressure + (Ni, Pd, Pt, Ru, Rh) produce alkane
freon 12
dichlorodifluoromethane
chloroform
trichloromethane
freon 23, fluoroform
trifluoromethane
freon 11
trichlorofluoromethane
carbinol group
C--OH group
ethylene glycol
dacron and mylar are produced from
nitration
polyhydroxyalcohol + nitric acid produce dinitrates and water
acetone
nail polish remover
methyl ethyl ketone
airplane glue
aldehydes
oxidation of primary alcohols produces
ketones
oxidation of secondary alcohols produces
alcohols
reduction of aldehydes and ketones produces
carboxylic acids
oxidation of aldehydes produces
esterification
neutralization of carboxylic acids
aniline
common name for aminobenzene
ethers
self-condensation of alcohols produces
amide
classify urea
addition polymer
polymer made by direct linking of its monomers
condensation polymer
polymer made by elimination of something between its monomers
nylon
adipic acid + hexamethylenediamine
vulcanization
sulfur bridging between monomers of a polymer
polystyrene
styrofoam
carbon black
amorphous allotrope of carbon
cyanamide
NCN 2-
substitution
halogenation and branching
addition
hydrogenation and halogenation of unsaturated hydrocarbons
xylene
ortodimethylbenzene
base
amine is what kind of compound
pheromones
chemicals used to attract other organisms
alkaloids
nicotine, morphine, codeine, heroin
rubber
polyisoprene
topology
branching and linking in a polymer
morphology
the way polymers pack in a solid
stereochemistry
the spatial arrangment of a polymer
glass transition temperature
temperature at which polymer turns flexible
copolymer
polymer from >1 different monomer
nitrile
hydrocarbon with a C-triple bond-N
kekulé
proposed the commonly accepted structure for benzene

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