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Organic Compound

Made from C and H atoms


May contain nonmetals (O, S, N, P, or a halogen)


Is found in gasoline, medicines, shampoos, plastics, and perfumes


Written with C followed by H and then any other elements

Organic Compounds Properties

Covalent bonds


Low melting and boiling points


Flammable and undergo combustion


Not soluble in water


E.g. Vegetable oil

Inorganic

High melting and boiling points


Ionic are soluble in water


Most don’t burn in air


Propane is organic


Salt is inorganic

Hydrocarbons

C and H


Every C has 4 bonds

Saturated Hydrocarbons

Single bonds

Substituent

Side group called a branch is attached to a carbon chain.


Atoms or groups of atoms attached to the carbon chain and include alkyl and halo groups

IUPAC

International Union if Pure and Applied Chemistry

Alkyl Groups

Groups of carbon atoms attached to carbon chains


Named in the IUPAC system with an “yl” ending

Halo substituents

Halogen atoms attached to the carbon chain


Named in IUPAC system as fluoro, chloro, bromo, or iodo