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Chapter 23 Organic Compounds Test Review

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show saturated hydrocarbons  
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show unsaturated hydrocarbons  
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3. most compounds that contain carbon   show
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4. large molecules made up of many smaller organic molecules that have formed new bonds and are linked together   show
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5. organic compounds whose structural formulas contain the benzene ring   show
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6. biological compounds that contain twice as many hydrogen atoms as oxygen atoms   show
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7. polymers formed from amino acids   show
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8. compounds with the same chemical formula but different molecular structures and shapes   show
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show nucleic acids  
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show monomers  
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show petroleum  
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show polyethylene  
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show hydrocarbon  
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14. process of separating petroleum into its individual compounds by boiling point   show
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show lipids  
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show substituted hydrocarbons  
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Part B Concept Review 1. C6H6 is the formula for benzene. Benzene’s carbon atoms have three single bonds and three double bonds. In the space provided, draw the structural formula for benzene.   show
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show You can redraw the Benzene ring and substitute a -H with an -OH which makes it a substituted hydrocarbon  
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3. How are monomers and polymers related?   show
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show d and l  
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5. contains hydrogen and oxygen atoms in a 2:1 ratio   show
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6. substituted hydrocarbon with –OH groups replacing hydrogen   show
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show a and j  
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show g and i  
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9. contains same elements as carbohydrates but in different proportions   show
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show f and m  
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