Organic Chemistry II Crossword Puzzle

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GEOMETRIC ISOMERS : A chemistry student has to deal with these when the double bond in an alkene is not off the first carbon.
CIS : This is the term for a geometric isomer that has hydrogens or carbons on the same side of the double bond.
TRANS : This is the term for a geometric isomer that has hydrogens or carbons on the opposite side of the double bond.
ALKYNE : This is the general name given to a hydrocarbon that has at least one C=C triple bond.
CYCLOALKANE : This is an organic compound that forms a ring and contains no C=C double bonds.
CYCLOALKENE : This is an organic compound that forms a ring and does contain at least one C=C double bond.
BENZENE : This is the name given to the simplest of all aromatic compounds.
AROMATIC : This is any compound similar to benzene.
DELOCALIZED : This describes the electrons that are evenly distributed around the ring.
PHENYL : This is the name given to the benzene ring when it is considered to be a “branch” in an organic compound.
FUNCTIONAL GROUP : This is a special branch on an organic compound that identifies the compound and gives it its properties,
OH : This is the functional group for an alcohol.
ALDEHYDE : This functional group contains 1 C double-bonded to an O & single-bonded to an H.
KETONE : This functional group contains 1 C double-bonded to an O, with at least one carbon on either side of this functional group.
CARBONYL : This is the term for the functional group of a ketone.
CARBOXYLIC ACID : This functional group contains 1 C double-bonded to an O & single-bonded to an O-H.
CARBOXYL : This is the term for the functional group of a carboxylic acid.
ORGANIC ACID : This is another name for a carboxylic acid.
ESTERS : This functional group contains 1 C double-bonded to an O & single-bonded to another O with at least one carbon on either side of this functional group.
WATER : This is the other product that forms when an alcohol & a carboxylic acid react to form an ester.
ETHER : This functional group has 1 O atom bonded between 2 hydrocarbon portions.
AMINE : This functional group has 1 N atom bonded between 3 hydrocarbon portions OR between 2 hydrocarbon portions & 1 H OR between 1 hydrocarbon portion & 2 Hs.
AMIDE : This functional group contains a carboxyl group bonded to the N of an amine.

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geometric isomers : a chemistry student has to deal with these when the double bond in an alkene is not off the first carbon.
cis : this is the term for a geometric isomer that has hydrogens or carbons on the same side of the double bond.
trans : this is the term for a geometric isomer that has hydrogens or carbons on the opposite side of the double bond.
alkyne : this is the general name given to a hydrocarbon that has at least one c=c triple bond.
cycloalkane : this is an organic compound that forms a ring and contains no c=c double bonds.
cycloalkene : this is an organic compound that forms a ring and does contain at least one c=c double bond.
benzene : this is the name given to the simplest of all aromatic compounds.
aromatic : this is any compound similar to benzene.
delocalized : this describes the electrons that are evenly distributed around the ring.
phenyl : this is the name given to the benzene ring when it is considered to be a “branch” in an organic compound.
functional group : this is a special branch on an organic compound that identifies the compound and gives it its properties,
oh : this is the functional group for an alcohol.
aldehyde : this functional group contains 1 c double-bonded to an o & single-bonded to an h.
ketone : this functional group contains 1 c double-bonded to an o, with at least one carbon on either side of this functional group.
carbonyl : this is the term for the functional group of a ketone.
carboxylic acid : this functional group contains 1 c double-bonded to an o & single-bonded to an o-h.
carboxyl : this is the term for the functional group of a carboxylic acid.
organic acid : this is another name for a carboxylic acid.
esters : this functional group contains 1 c double-bonded to an o & single-bonded to another o with at least one carbon on either side of this functional group.
water : this is the other product that forms when an alcohol & a carboxylic acid react to form an ester.
ether : this functional group has 1 o atom bonded between 2 hydrocarbon portions.
amine : this functional group has 1 n atom bonded between 3 hydrocarbon portions or between 2 hydrocarbon portions & 1 h or between 1 hydrocarbon portion & 2 hs.
amide : this functional group contains a carboxyl group bonded to the n of an amine.