Chemistry Notes: Saturated and Unsaturated Hydrocarbons and Their Reactions, Quizzes of Chemistry

Download Chemistry Notes: Saturated and Unsaturated Hydrocarbons and Their Reactions and more Quizzes Chemistry in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 saturation DEFINITION 1 unsaturated because of double bonds TERM 2 suffix DEFINITION 2 -ene TERM 3 naming DEFINITION 3 lower or first number for the double bond TERM 4 more then two double bonds DEFINITION 4 alkaDIene TERM 5 more then three double bonds DEFINITION 5 alka TRI ene TERM 6 Addition reaction DEFINITION 6 AB reacts with the alkene double bond. breaks the double bond and single bonds form with A and with B TERM 7 Hydrogenation DEFINITION 7 adding H2 to an alkene breaks the double bond and forms two single bonds with each H. requires a catalyst- pt, Pd, Ni TERM 8 Halogenation DEFINITION 8 addition of a halogen, breaks the double bond and forms two single bonds each with the halogens TERM 9 hydration DEFINITION 9 adding H2O; breaks the double bond and forms single bonds with the H and OH, the H goes on the side with the more substituted side TERM 10 Markonikovs rule DEFINITION 10 when you add an acid (HCl, HBr, HOH) the H adds to the more substituted side. this is the major product