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1 Organic Reactions Chemical reactions involving organic compounds

2 Saturated Organic Compounds: Have only single bonds between carbons. Compound has all the hydrogens possible.

3 Unsaturated Organic Compounds: Have double or triple bonds. Can hold 2 more hydrogen Can hold 4 more hydrogen

4 Substitution Reaction: *Replacement of a hydrogen. *2 reactants  2 products Halogen Saturated C C + Cl 2  C C + HCl Cl Halogenation – reaction with a halogen

5 Addition Reaction: + Cl 2  C C Cl C = C *2 reactants  1 product Cl Hydrogenation: reaction with hydrogen. (oil to fat)

6 Learning Check: Draw products, name and classify the reaction. + Br 2  + I 2  C C – C – C C C C

7 Polymerization: *Making large molecules out of small ones. *Have a repeating structure.

8 Condensation Polymerization: Reaction forms liquid water Process makes dacron and nylon

9 Addition Polymerization: Many little onesBig one

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