1Molded particles (kitchenware); fibers for
indoor-outdoor carpeting
Polypropylene
2They are less dense than water and,
being nonpolar, are not very soluble in
water
Alkenes
3As with alkenes, compounds with four or
fewer carbons are
colorless gases
4 higher homologs are
volatiles
liquids
8In ALKANES the most common reaction
is
substitution
10A-B may stand for
halogen molecule
11In ALKENES the most common reaction
is
addition
12If an acid catalyst (H2SO4 or HCl) is
present, water adds to alkenes. It adds
as H-OH, and the products are
alcohols
Hydration
13Alcohols react with alkenes in the same
way that water does. Like the addition of
water, the addition of an alcohol requires
an acid catalyst
14the product of the addition of alcohol is
ether
15The addition of hydrogen to alkenes in
the presence of a catalyst
Hydrogenation
16is used commercially to convert
vegetable oils to margarine and other
cooking fats
Catalytic Hydrogenation
17unsaturated hydrocarbon. It
has 3 bonds between 2 carbons.
Alkynes
18(fungicidal agent)
Capilin
19(powerful antibiotics and
anticancer)
Enedyne
20(convulsant)
Ichthyothereol
21the simplest and
smallest alkynes (used in welding torch)
Ethyne or acetylene
22Drug sources of alkynes
Synthetic or Artificial Alkynes
23o Analgesic
o Parsal, Sinovial
Parsalmide
24o Component of oral contraceptive
o Norquen, Ovaxtol
Mestranol
25o Antihypertensive
o Eudatin, Supirdyl
Pargyline
26the hydrogen will add to the sp carbon
bonded to the hydrogen
alkyne in terminal alkyne
27The product of the second addition
reaction is a (?), a
molecule with two halogens on the same
carbon
germinal dihalide
28Alkynes undergo the acid-catalyzes
addition of water. The product of the
reaction is an
enol
29has a carbon-carbon double
bond and an –OH group bonded to one
of the sp2 carbons
enol
30The enol immediately rearranges to a
ketone