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Chapter 5-4. Empirical Formula This is the simplest formula with the lowest ratio of elements. Ex: C 6 H 12 O 6 (the molecular formula for glucose) the.

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1 Chapter 5-4

2 Empirical Formula This is the simplest formula with the lowest ratio of elements. Ex: C 6 H 12 O 6 (the molecular formula for glucose) the empirical formula would be CH 2 O

3 Organic Chemistry Organic means Living Every living thing contains 4 elements –Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, and Nitrogen

4 Organic Chemistry They are composed of Covalent bonds where the electrons are shared. The simplest forms of organic bonds are called hydrocarbons and they only contain hydrogen and carbon

5 Carbon contain only 4 electrons so they can form 4 bonds between themselves and other elements. The simplest hydrocarbon contains 1 carbon and 4 hydrogens and is called Methane CH 4 Look prefix table on page 167

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7 Hydrocarbons Covalent bonds Single bonds double bonds triple bonds alk a nealkenealkyne Hydrocarbons Clip

8 Hydrocarbons H - C Covalent bonds H – C Single bonds double bonds triple bonds alk a nealkenealkyne Hydrocarbons Clip

9 Hydrocarbons Covalent bonds Single bonds double bonds triple bonds alk a nealkenealkyne EthaneEthene Acetylene Hydrocarbons Clip


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