General formula of ether
ROR’
IUPAC Nomanclature of ether
Name shorter alkyl as “-oxy” and name the longer alkyl as parent hydrocarbon
eg.CH3OCH2CH3>methoxyethane
Common nomencluture of ether
Name the 2 alkyl gps follwed by “ether”
alkyl twy m tu yin Carbon no nel dk kg ko ayin yayy
eg.CH3OCH3>Dimethylether
CH3OCH2CH3>Methylethylether
Physical properties of ether
1)Low boiling point than alcohol (no OH gp)
2)Slightly polar (due to C-O-C linkage)
3)Soluble in water (O can form H bond with water)
Functional gp of aldehyde & ketone
Caronyl gp (C=O)
*aldehyde>C=O bonded to H
*Ketone>C=O boned to alkyl
General formula of aldehyde
R-CHO
General formula of ketone
R-CO-R’
Nomenclature of aldehyde
-CHO gp as Carbon 1 and name as “-anal”
IUPAC & common name of HCHO
Methanl
Formaldehyde
IUPAC & common name of CH3CHO
Ethanal
Acetaldehyde
IUPAC & common name of CH3CH2CHO
Propanal
Propionaldehyde
IUPAC & common name of CH3CH2CH2CHO
Butanal
Butyrlaldehyde
Nomenclature of ketone
Numbering begins at the end nearer to -CO gp and name as ‘-anone’
functional gp nk nee dk C ko number sa tak
C=O is _______ & _______.
electron rich (nucleophile)
highly polar
Why C=O gp is polar?
bcus of high electronegativity of O which make C as delta positive end and O as delta negative end
Chemical proparties of aldehyde & ketone
Addition reactions
Oxidation & reduction
*bcus electron poor carbon attract the electron rich gps
Alcohol addition of aldehyde
Aldehyde+ROH>Hemiacetal+ROH>Acetal
*first step-addition
*Second step-substitution
Alcohol addition of ketone
Ketone+ROH>Hemiketal+ROH>Ketal
*first step-addition
*Second step-substitution
Functional gp of carboxylic acid
Carboxyl gp (-COOH )
contain both C=O & OH bond
Carboxylic acid are _______ so can react with ______.
Weak acid so can react with strong base
Nomenclature of carboxylic acid
Numbering begins at the end nearer to -COOH gp and name as ‘-anoic acid’
functional gp nk nee dk C ko number sa tak
IUPAC & Common name of CH3COOH
Ethanoic acid
Acetic acid
IUPAC name of CH3CH2CH2COOH
Butanoic acid
Butyric acid
IUPAC & Common name of HCOOH
Methanoic acid
Formic acid