CHEM 30B Dr. R. Rinehart Unsaturated Hydrocarbon Workshop
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1)
Using Netscape*, go to
http://c4.cabrillo.edu/chem30b/exercises/chpt_12_061200/index.html
[or go to
http://c4.cabrillo.edu/chem30b/exercises/exerhome.html and select
Chapter 12]..
There are nine exercises. Omit exercises 3, 6, and 8. Go through each of the
others in sequence and answer the questions asked on the worksheet provided
[or if you’re doing this outside class, use the link to print your own
worksheet]. HINT: Use the right-click pop-up menu to change the display as
needed. In most cases, The “Sticks” display is most useful, and unchecking
the “Display Hydrogens” option is a big help in drawing line structures. You
MUST indicate heteroatoms [and attached H] using their symbols.
.
HINT: Use the right-click pop-up menu to change the
display as needed.
2) Visit Dave Woodcock’s sites at Okanagan University College:
http://www.molecularmodels.ca/molecule/Alkenes.htm ,
http://www.molecularmodels.ca/molecule/Alkynes.htm and
http://www.molecularmodels.ca/molecule/Aromatics.htm .
Scroll down the lists of compounds, pick a few from each class for viewing, and record your observations in the boxes of the table provided in class:
Compound
Name
|
Line
Structure |
Dave’s
comments in brief [and/or what caught your interest about this particular
compound] |
|
Alkenes |
Line
Structure |
Comments |
Compound
Name
|
Line
Structure |
Dave’s
comments in brief [and/or what caught your interest about this particular
compound] |
|
Alkynes |
Line
Structure |
Comments |
Compound
Name
|
Line
Structure |
Dave’s
comments in brief [and/or what caught your interest about this particular
compound] |
|
Aromatics |
Line
Structure |
Comments |
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