Experiment 4 - Build a molecule

Question 1

R—OH

Answer 1

Alcohol

Question 2

R-O-R

Answer 2

Ether

Question 3

R-C(^=O)-H

Answer 3

Aldehyde

Question 4

R-C(^=O)-R

Answer 4

Ketone

Question 5

R-C(^=O)-OH

Answer 5

Carboxylic Acid

Question 6

R—X

Answer 6

Haloalkane

Question 7

R-C(^=O)-OR

Answer 7

Ester

Question 8

R—NH2

Answer 8

Amine

Question 9

R-C(^=O)-NH2

Answer 9

Amide

Question 10

R—SH

Answer 10

Thiol

Question 11

R-C(^=O)-X

Answer 11

Acyl Halide

Question 12

R—C=-(three bars)N

Answer 12

Nitrile

Question 13

a molecule with two carbon and six hydrogen atoms

Answer 13

Ethane

Question 14

H-C(^H)(vH)-C(^H)(vH)-H

Answer 14

Ethane

Question 15

Can you rearrange Ethane molecules to form another compound?

Answer 15

No

Question 16

a molecule with two carbons, six hydrogens and one oxygen

Answer 16

Ethanol

Question 17

H-C(^H)(vH)-C(^H)(vH)-O-H

Answer 17

Ethanol

Question 18

Can you rearrange Ethanol molecules to form another compound?

Answer 18

Yes. You can create Methoxymethane.

Question 19

H-C(^H)(vH)-O-C(^H)(vH)-H

Answer 19

Methoxymethane

Question 20

What type of relationship do Ethane, Ethanol, and Methoxymethane molecules have?

Answer 20

These compounds are structural isomers. They are compounds whose molecules have the same number of atoms of each element, but with logically distinct bonds between them.

Question 21

a molecule with three carbons, seven hydrogens and one chlorine

Answer 21

1-chloropropane

Question 22

H-C(^H)(vH)-C(^H)(vH)-C(^H)(vH)-Cl

Answer 22

1-chloropropane

Question 23

Can you arrange 1-chloropropane atom to make a different molecule?

Answer 23

Yes, we can create 2-chloropropane

Question 24

H-C(^H)(vH)-C(^H)(vCl)-C(^H)(vH)-H

Answer 24

2-chloropropane

Question 25

The Celsius scale is named after Swedish astronomer

Answer 25

Anders Celsius

Question 26

how does the Celsius scale work?

Answer 26

measured the freezing and boiling points of water at sea level and divided the distance between the two into hundredths