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TOPIC: INTRO TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY AIM : How do we describe the properties of organic compounds? TOPIC: REDUCTION OXIDATION RNX. AIM : How do we describe reduction oxidation reaction? PREDICT which of the following are organic & non organic compounds DO NOW: 5 mins 1.___________ inorganic H2SO4 organic 2.___________ CCl4 inorganic KClO4 3.___________ organic 4.___________ CaCO3

TOPIC: REDUCTION OXIDATION RNX. AIM : How do we describe reduction oxidation reaction? TOPIC: INTRO TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY AIM : How do we describe the properties of organic compounds? CHEMISTRY ORGANIC INORGANIC Study of carbons and its compound. Study of compounds that do not contain C

TOPIC: INTRO TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY AIM : How do we describe the properties of organic compounds? KEY ELEMENT: 4 COVALENT BONDS C

TOPIC: INTRO TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY AIM : How do we describe the properties of organic compounds? TOPIC: REDUCTION OXIDATION RNX. AIM : How do we describe reduction oxidation reaction? PROPERTIES PHYSICAL CHEMICAL non polar reacts with O2 to form CO2 insoluble in water slow chemical reactions strong covalent bonds non electrolytes high activation energy low melting&boiling pts.

TOPIC: INTRO TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY AIM : How do we describe the properties of organic compounds? TOPIC: REDUCTION OXIDATION RNX. AIM : How do we describe reduction oxidation reaction? BONDS - SINGLE BOND (SATURATED) - DOUBLE BONDS (UNSATURATED) - TRIPLE BONDS (UNSATURATED)

TOPIC: REDUCTION OXIDATION RNX. AIM : How do we describe reduction oxidation reaction? TOPIC: INTRO TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY AIM : How do we describe the properties of organic compounds? Molecular Formula Molecular Formula H H H C2H6 H C C H H H H C2H4 C C H H C2H2 H C C H

TOPIC: INTRO TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY AIM : How do we describe the properties of organic compounds? TOPIC: REDUCTION OXIDATION RNX. AIM : How do we describe reduction oxidation reaction? ISOMERS - Compounds with the same molecular formula but with different structural formulas C3H6O e.g. propanal and acetone H H O H H H H C C C H H C C C H H H O H H

TOPIC: REDUCTION OXIDATION RNX. AIM : How do we describe reduction oxidation reaction? TOPIC: INTRO TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY AIM : How do we describe the properties of organic compounds? A. Draw the structural formula of the following organic compounds and classfy them as saturated or unsaturated 1. C3H8 2. C4H8 3. C5H10 4. C4H6 5. C3H6

Castle learning online TOPIC: REDUCTION OXIDATION RXN. AIM : How do we describe reduction oxidation reaction? TOPIC: OXIDATION NUMBER AIM : How do we determine the oxidation number of an atom? TOPIC: REGENTS REVIEW-REPRODUCTION AIM : How do we comprehensively review on reproduction? Homework Answer Homework # 8 from Castle learning online