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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE                                                                               2019



               Another is the condensed structural formula, this shows the connections in a around about
                manner.
               Lastly, a lazier form is the line structure.
               This simplified drawing assumes you know that carbon atoms make 4 bonds and that if you
                do not see a bond drawn assume a hydrogen is occupying the undesignated bond.
              Also, all ends and turns in the line signify carbon atoms.

            Examples
            Chemical Formula: C 4H 10
            Structural Formula







            Isomers
            Isomerization – same molecular formula, but different structure. Also creates different properties
            of the molecule. The number of possible isomers increases rapidly as the length of the chain
            increases. These molecules are isomers of the same chemical formula.

            Examples
            Each  of  the  following  molecules  has  a  chemical  formula  of  C 4H 10  but  they  are  different
            molecules having different properties.
            Butane                             2-methyl propane










            Chemical Equivalence – non –isomers
              When  one  first  begins  learning  how  to  name  organic  compounds  they  typically  have  a
                difficult time recognizing when two molecules are actually the same molecule.
              Depending on how the structural formula is drawn, the same molecule may look different to
                the novice.
               Let‘s look at the following two structural formulas

                   H H                F   H
               F   C C H          H   C C H

                   H H                H H
              These two molecules look different but they are actually the same.

              Single bonds are unique in that the atoms on each side of the bond can rotate or spin around
                the bond.
               So, the difference between the two above molecules is simply that the carbon-carbon bond
                is rotated to a different position.
              At all times the fluorine and two hydrogens will be spinning about the carbon.





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