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-Has asymmetric center(s)
-Achiral
-Optically inactive
-Plane of Symmetry, no enantiomers |
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| When 2 constitutional isomers can be obtained as products, but more of ONE is created than the other. |
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| Preferential formation of a stereoisomer rather than a constitutional isomer |
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| Each stereoisomer forms a different stereoisomeric product/set of stereoisomeric producs. |
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| When 2 substituents add to the SAME side of a double bond. |
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| When 2 substituents add to OPPOSITE sides of a double bond. |
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Hydrocarbon with a carbon-carbon TRIPLE bond.
-4 fewer hydrogens than an alkane. |
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| Molecular formula for an ALKANE |
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| Molecular formula for ACYCLIC ALKYNE |
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| Molecular formula for CYCLIC ALKYNE |
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| Triple bond is at the end of the chain. |
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| Triple bonds located anywhere but the ends of the carbon chain. |
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| Compound with 2 TRIPLE bonds |
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| Compound with 2 DOUBLE bonds |
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| A molecule with 2 halogens on the same carbon |
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| Halogens Cl2 and Br2 add to alkynes. With excess halogen, a 2nd addition rxn occurs. WITH THIS SOLVENT... |
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| Compound with a carbon-carbon double bond and an OH group bonded to one of the sp2 carbons |
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