Chpt. 24-2 Organic Compounds

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Chpt. 24-2 Organic Compounds

aromatic compound
contains a benzene structure with a ring of 6 carbons (aka - benzene ring)
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aromatic compound contains a benzene structure with a ring of 6 carbons (aka - benzene ring)
why is benzene so stable because of the circle hexagon ring of six atoms are bound in a rigid, flat structure
substituted hydrocarbons when one or more hydrogen atoms are replaced by atoms or groups of other elements
alcohol a substituted hydrocarbon. formed when -OH groups replace one or more hydrogen atoms in a hydrocarbon
acetic acid found in vinegar and is a substituted hydrocarbon
organic acid containing the group -COOH (substituted hydrocarbon)

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