Flipped Activity 1: IUPAC naming and Identification of Physical properties of organic compounds

IUPAC name
Boiling point
Directions
Flammability
1. Organize the chemicals into categories of your choosing. Pay Solubility
less attention to the number of carbon atoms, and more
attention to the new elements that make these compounds not
hydrocarbons and their properties, as well as the highlighted
bonds. Circle the functional group
2. Think about how these chemicals will be named. For each
category, decide if they need one organic prefix (meth-, eth-)
or two separate prefixes.
3. Find information about the physical properties of the
compound and discuss what makes the physical properties to
be different. (with reference to functional group, branched 1.
and unbranched hydrocarbon)

IUPAC name IUPAC name

Boiling point Boiling point
Flammability Flammability
Solubility Solubility

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IUPAC name IUPAC name
Boiling point Boiling point
Flammability Flammability
Solubility Solubility

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Directions IUPAC name

Boiling point
1. Organize the chemicals into categories of your Flammability
choosing. Pay less attention to the number of carbon atoms, and
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more attention to the new elements that make these compounds Solubility
not hydrocarbons
IUPACand their
nameproperties, as well as the highlighted
bonds. Circle Boiling
the functional
point group
2. Think about how these chemicals will be
Flammability
named. For each category, decide if they need one organic
Solubility
prefix (meth-, eth-) or two separate prefixes.
3. Find information about the physical properties
of the compound and discuss what makes the physical
properties to be different. (with reference to functional group,
branched and unbranched hydrocarbon)

(6)
IUPAC name Ethyl butanoate
Boiling point
Flammability
Solubility

(8)
(7)

IUPAC name (9)Propanol IUPAC name (10) 2-ethyl hex-1-ene

Boiling point Boiling point
Flammability Flammability
Solubility Solubility