3. Contain only Carbon and Hydrogen Contain only C-C or C-H single bonds Can exist as straight chain or branched chain molecules React with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and water Use as a fuel source C n H (2n+2)

4. M = 1= Methane E = 2 = Ethane P = 3 = Propane B = 4 = Butane P = 5 = Pentane Make Every Possible Berry Pancake!

5. H = 6= Hexane H = 7 = Heptane O = 8 = Octane N = 9 = Nonane D = 10 = Decane Heck, Heptathaletes Obtain No Deal!

8. Alcohol Amine Carboxyl group Ester Ether Ketone Aldehyde

9. Remember that Alkanes have only C-C single bonds Alkenes have at least one double bond (C=C) Alkynes have at least one triple bond AEY is alphabetical order A=Single, E=Double, Y=Triple

10.  What type of functional group is present in this molecule?  Ketone

11.  What type of functional group is present in this molecule?  Aldehyde

12.  What type of functional group is present in this molecule?  Carboxylic acid

13.  What type of functional group is present in this molecule?  Ether

14.  What type of functional group is present in this molecule?  Ester

15.  What type of functional group is present in this molecule?  Alcohol

16.  What type of functional group is present in this molecule?  Amine

17.  What type of hydrocarbon is shown here?  Cyclic Hydrocarbon

18.  What type of hydrocarbon is shown here?  Alkene

19.  What type of hydrocarbon is shown here?  Alkyne