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7. 5 An amide functional group consists of a ____ bonded to a ____.
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8. 10 In an amide the -OH part of the carboxylic acid group is replaced by a ___ group.
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9. Describe the structure of a simple amide.15
Describe the structure of a simple amide.
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10. Describe the structure of a more complex amide.20
Describe the structure of a more complex amide.
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11. The most commonly discussed amide is _____.25
The most commonly discussed amide is _____.
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12. Naming amides is very similar to naming...5
Naming amides is very similar to naming...
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13. The first part of the name depends on the...10
The first part of the name depends on the...
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14. If alkyl groups are attached to the nitrogen, they are named as...15
If alkyl groups are attached to the nitrogen, they are named as...
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15. For IUPAC nomenclature20
For IUPAC nomenclature
1st:
2nd:
3rd:
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16. Propanoic acid would become... Ethanoic acid would become... 25
Propanoic acid would become...
Ethanoic acid would become...
Butanoic acid would become...
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17. Amides are derived from a reaction between an ____ and a ______ . 5
Amides are derived from a reaction between an ____ and a ______ . 
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18. _____ is a liquid at room temperature while other amides remain solid.10
 _____ is a liquid at room temperature while other amides remain solid.
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19. 15
Amides are typically less soluble than amines and carboxylic acids because they can both donate and accept... 
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20. 20
A way to form an amide can be by the process of _____, which occurs when a dilute acid acts as a catalyst between the amide and the water.
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21. 25
Amides show no measurable basicity due to the  ____ ____ ____ on the nitrogen.
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22. Polymers are held together by amide links called...5
Polymers are held together by amide links called...
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23. 10
What amide was used for morning sickness in the 1950s before its terrible after effects were discovered?
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24. 15
____, used in clothing, carpets, ropes & tires, consists of repeating chains of carbons held together by amide chains. 
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25. Several different amides are found in hot, spicy foods such as...20
Several different amides are found in hot, spicy foods such as...
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26. 25
The first antibiotic was ____, which prevents bacteria from synthesizing folic acid, which they need in order to grow.
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27. 5
Two functional groups which contain nitrogen atoms connected to carbons are...
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28. 10
State the name for
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29. 15 Which of the following is not an amide?
Thalidomide, Theobromine or Sulfanilamide.
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30. Which of the following is not an amide? 20
Which of the following is not an amide?
Thalidomide, Theobromine or Sulfanilamide.
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31. 25
State the name for
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33. Name the 10 simplest amides in order from least to greatest.25 10 9 11 12 14 13 8 7 3 2 4 5 15 6 50 17 26 24 27 28 30 29 16 23 18 22 19 20 21
Name the 10 simplest amides in order from least to greatest.
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