A series of organic compounds with the same functional group with each successive member differing by CH2
An atom or group of atoms responsible for the characteristic chemical reactions in a compound.
The simplest whole number ratio of all the atoms of each element present in a compound
MgSO3
positive and negative ion
(anion and cation)
When a covalent bond breaks one bonding pair (usually the most electro negative) receives a pair of electrons forming a negative ion, the bonding atom that loses a pair of electrons forms a positive ion.
A high energy unpaired electron.
A curly arrow shows the flow of an electron pair.
A fishook curly arrow represents the movement of a single electron.
2 radicals.
When a covalent bond breaks each bonding pair receives one electron forming 2 radicals.
1. LDFs
2. Permanent dipole dipole.
3. Hydrogen bond