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Detailed notes on Unit 6 - Organic Chemistry I covering all specifications points, and allowed me to achieve an A*. Covers bonding, types of formula, homologous series, naming organic compounds, isomerism, type of reactions, alkanes, alkenes, free radical substitution, electrophilic addition, halogenoalkanes, nucleophilic substitution, uses of halogenoalkanes, oxidation and combustion of alcohols.

CHEM 1020 Final Exam Questions with Complete Solutions what is a major difference between organic and inorganic compounds? - Answer organic contain carbon what is the reason why there are so many organic compounds? - Answer carbon atoms can form stable covalent bonds with other carbon atoms the vast number of organic compounds is due to the unique chemistry of carbon. this chemistry involves - Answer formation of long chains& isomerism Which applies to the manner in which carbon bond...

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Periods - Answer-left to right-gradual change Groups - Answer-up and down-super similar Alkali Metals - Answer-Group 1: Very reactive with H2O Usually only form one bond Alkaline-Earth Metals - Answer-Group 2: More stable than group 1 usually form 2 bonds Transition Metals - Answer-Group 3B-2B: Can make any number of bonds Bond like Group 1 & Group 2 Halogens - Answer-Group 7: Can only make one bond Noble Gases - Answer-Group 8: Nonreactive and can't make bonds Atomic Status - Answer-...

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CHEM 1020 Practice Test Questions with Correct Answers what is a major difference between organic and inorganic compounds? - ANSWER organic contain carbon what is the reason why there are so many organic compounds? - ANSWER carbon atoms can form stable covalent bonds with other carbon atoms the vast number of organic compounds is due to the unique chemistry of carbon. this chemistry involves - ANSWER formation of long chains& isomerism Which applies to the m...

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