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Name: _____________________Period: ___I. Alkanes(1) Name the following alkanes.(a)(g)<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3(b)(c)(d)(e)<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 3(h)<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2(i)<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2(j)<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3(f)(k)<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 3


(2) Draw the following alkanes.(a) 2-methylpropane(g) 3-ethyl-2-methyl-5,6-dipropylnonane(b) 3-ethyl-2-methylhexane(h) 1-ethylcyclopropane(c) 2,2-dimethylbutane(i) 2,3-dimethyl-1-propylcyclobutane(d) 3-ethyl-2,5-dimethylheptane(j) 1,2-diethyl-3-methylcyclopentane(e) 3,3,5-trimethyloctane(k) 1,3-dimethylcyclohexane(f) 5-butyl-2,3,6-trimethyldecane(3) Name and draw the five structural isomers of C 6 H 14 .


Name: _____________________Period: ___II. Alkenes(1) Name the following alkenes.(d)(a)<strong>CH</strong> 2<strong>CH</strong> <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong>=<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong>(b)<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong>=<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3(e)<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3(c)<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong>=<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong>=<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3(f)<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 2<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2<strong>CH</strong> 2(2) Draw the following alkenes.(a) 4-Methyl-2-hexene(d) 1-methylcyclopentene(b) 3-Ethyl-4-methyl-2-pentene(e) 6-Ethyl-3,3-dimethyl-4-nonene(c) 3-Ethyl-2,4-dimethyl-3-heptene(f) 3-Ethyl-4,5-dimethylcyclohexene


(3) (a) Name the two stereoisomers of 2-hexene.#1 #2<strong>CH</strong> 3 H<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3HC=C<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3HC=<strong>CH</strong>(b) Name and draw the two stereoisomers of 3-hexene.III. Alkynes(1) Name the following alkynes.(a) <strong>CH</strong> 3 CC<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3(c)<strong>CH</strong> 3(b)<strong>CH</strong> 3 C = CC<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 2 C = C<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3(d)<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 2 C = C<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3(2) Draw the following alkynes.(a) 4-Ethyl-2-heptyne(c) 2,5,6-Trimethyl-3-octyne(b) 3-Ethyl-5-methyl-1-hexyne(d) 3,8-Dimethyl-5-decyne


Answers:I. Alkanes(c)(d)<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong>(1) (a) 3-Methylhexane3 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3(b) 3-Ethyl-4-methylheptane<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 3(c) 2,4-Dimethylhexane(e)<strong>CH</strong>(d) 4-Ethyl-2,5-dimethyloctane2 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong>(e) 5-Ethyl-2-methyl-4-propylnonane3(j)(f) 4-Ethyl-3,8-dimethyldecane <strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 2 C<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3(g) 4,6-Diethyl-2-methyldecane<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong>(h) 1-Methylcyclohexane(i) 1-Ethyl-2-methylcyclopentane (f)<strong>CH</strong> 2(j) 1,2-Diethyl-1-methylcyclobutane(k) 1-Ethyl-2,3-dimethylcyclopropane<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong>(k)(2) (a)(g)<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3(b)<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> <strong>CH</strong> 33 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong>(h)2<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong>(i)<strong>CH</strong> <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> <strong>CH</strong> <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 32 32 2<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2<strong>CH</strong> 2<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2(3)1. Hexane<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 33. 3-Methylpentane<strong>CH</strong> 35. 2,2-Dimethylbutane<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong>2. 2-Methylpentane3 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong>4. 2,3-Dimethylbutane3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 C<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3


II. Alkenes(1) (a) 3-hexene(c)(b) 4-Ethyl-2-heptene<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 3(e)(c) 4,5-Dimethyl-2-hexene(d) 3,5-Dimethylcyclopentene(e) 2,6-Dimethyl-5-propyl-3-octene(f) 3-Ethylcyclohexene(2)(a)(b)<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong>C=C<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3(d)<strong>CH</strong> 2<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2C <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 2<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong>(f)<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong>=C<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong> 2 C<strong>CH</strong>=<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 2(3) (a) #1: trans-2-hexene (or (E)-2-hexene)#2: cis-2-hexene (or (Z)-2-hexene)(b) trans-3-hexene (or (E)-3-hexene)cis-3-hexene (or (Z)-3-hexene)III. Alkynes(1) (a) 2-pentyne(b) 5-Methyl-3-heptyne(c) 4,4-Dimethyl-2-hexyne(d) 5-Ethyl-6-methyl-3-octyne(b)<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> = C<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 3(d)(a)<strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3(c)<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 C = C<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3 <strong>CH</strong>C = C<strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong><strong>CH</strong> 2 <strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3<strong>CH</strong> 3


HydrocarbonsName: _____________________Period: ___(1) Classify each hydrocarbon as an alkane, alkene, or alkyne. Give the name for the molecule.(a)(f)(b)(g)(c)(h)(d)(i)(e)(j)(2) Classify each hydrocarbon as an alkane, alkene, or alkyne. Draw the molecule.(a) 2,2,4,4–tetramethylpentane(f) 3–ethyl–4–methyl–1–octene(b) 2–methyl–1–butene(g) 3,5–diethylcyclopentene(c) 1–nonyne(h) 1,2,3–trimethylcyclohexane(d) 1,2–dipropylcyclohexane(i) 4–methyl–2–heptyne


(e) 5–butyldecane(j) 1,2-dimethylcyclobutene(3) Give the formula and draw two different structures for the molecule benzene.(4) (a) The molecule 1–methylbenzene is also called “toluene”. Draw the structure for toluene.(b) The molecule 1–ethylbenzene is also called phenylethane. Draw the structure for this molecule.(5) A benzene molecule with two methyl groups is called xylene. The molecule is given a name depending on the location of themethyl groups.(a) The molecule 1,2–dimethylbenzene is also called “ortho–xylene”. Draw the structure for ortho–xylene.(b) The molecule 1,3–dimethylbenzene is also called “meta–xylene”. Draw the structure for meta–xylene.(c) The molecule 1,4–dimethylbenzene is also called “para–xylene”. Draw the structure for para–xylene.(6) Give the name and drawing for the two structural isomers for C 3 H 6 .


Answers:(1)(a) 4–propylnonane(b) 2–methyl–3–octene(c) 5–ethyl–2–heptyne(d) 4,4–diethyloctane(e) 2–ethyl–3–methyl–1–propylcyclobutane(2)(a)(f) 1, 2–diethylcyclopropane(g) 2,3,8,9–tetramethyl–5–decyne(h) 3–ethyl–5–methylcyclopentene(i) 2,5–dimethyl–3–hexyne(j) 3,3,7–trimethylnonane(f)(b)(g)(c)(h)(d)(i)(e)(j)


(3) C 6 H 6 (4) (a) (b)(5)(a) (b) (b)(6)cyclopropane1–propene

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