Concept explainers
For each compound. [1] Identify the
b.
d.
(a)
Interpretation:
The functional group / groups should be identified and the complete structure with lone pairs on hetero-atoms of the following compound should be drawn:
Concept Introduction:
Organic molecules have some structural features in addition to
This table gives information about the compounds containing
Type of Compound | General Structure |
Aldehyde | |
Ketone | |
Carboxylic acid | |
Ester | |
Amide |
Here, R = any carbon backbone
Complete structural formula of a molecule represents all the atoms of molecule, types of bonds connecting atoms and how atoms are connected to each other.
Answer to Problem 11.8PP
Functional group in the given compound is '
Explanation of Solution
The given compound is as follows:
The given compound can also be drawn as:
This compound contains a six membered ring and a
To draw the complete structure of the given skeletal structure, place carbon atom on each vertices and fulfill its valency with hydrogen atoms. Unlabelled vertex will represent carbon atom attached to number of hydrogen atoms required to fulfill its valency (i.e. four). Valence electron of oxygen is six. Out of six two electrons are used in making double bond with carbon atom. Then remaining four electrons will be available as lone pair.
So, complete structure of given compound is as follows:
(b)
Interpretation:
The functional group / groups should be identified and the complete structure with lone pairs on hetero-atoms of the following compound should be drawn:
Concept Introduction:
Organic molecules have some structural features in addition to
This table gives information about the compounds containing
Type of Compound | General Structure |
Aldehyde | |
Ketone | |
Carboxylic acid | |
Ester | |
Amide |
Here, R = any carbon backbone
Complete structural formula of a molecule represents all the atoms of molecule, types of bonds connecting atoms and how atoms are connected to each other.
Answer to Problem 11.8PP
Functional group in the given compound
Explanation of Solution
The given compound is as follows:
The above compound can be drawn as:
This compound contains four carbon and eight hydrogen atom with two oxygen atoms. The functional group is carboxylic acid containing an
To draw the complete structure of the given skeletal structure, place carbon atom on each vertices and fulfill its valency with hydrogen atoms. Unlabelled vertex will represent carbon atom attached to number of hydrogen atoms required to fulfill its valency (i.e. four). Valence electron of oxygen is six. Out of six two electrons of blue colored oxygen are used in making double bond with carbon atom. Then remaining four electrons will be available as lone pair.
Complete structure of the given compound is as follows:
(c)
Interpretation:
The functional group / groups should be identified and the complete structure with lone pairs on hetero-atoms of the following compound should be drawn:
Concept Introduction:
Organic molecules have some structural features in addition to
This table gives information about the compounds containing
Type of Compound | General Structure |
Aldehyde | |
Ketone | |
Carboxylic acid | |
Ester | |
Amide |
Here, R = any carbon backbone
Complete structural formula of a molecule represents all the atoms of molecule, types of bonds connecting atoms and how atoms are connected to each other.
Answer to Problem 11.8PP
Functional group in the given compound is 'ketone' and the complete structure of the compound is as follows:
Explanation of Solution
The given compound is as follows:
This compound contains six membered ring with one oxygen atom. The functional group is ketone containing a carbon-oxygen bond
To draw the complete structure of the given skeletal structure, place carbon atom on each vertices and fulfill its valency with hydrogen atoms. Unlabelled vertex will represent carbon atom attached to number of hydrogen atoms required to fulfill its valency (i.e. four). Valence electron of oxygen is six. Out of six two electrons of are used in making double bond with carbon atom. Then remaining four electrons will be available as lone pair.
Complete structure of the compound is as follows:
(d)
Interpretation:
The functional group / groups should be identified and the complete structure with lone pairs on hetero-atoms of the following compound should be drawn:
Concept Introduction:
Organic molecules have some structural features in addition to
This table gives information about the compounds containing
Type of Compound | General Structure |
Aldehyde | |
Ketone | |
Carboxylic acid | |
Ester | |
Amide |
Here, R = any carbon backbone
Complete structural formula of a molecule represents all the atoms of molecule, types of bonds connecting atoms and how atoms are connected to each other.
Answer to Problem 11.8PP
Functional group in the given compound is 'ester' and the complete structure of the compound is as follows:
Explanation of Solution
The given compound is as follows:
This given compound can be drawn as follows:
This compound contains an
To draw the complete structure of the given skeletal structure, place carbon atom on each vertices and fulfill its valency with hydrogen atoms. Unlabelled vertex will represent carbon atom attached to number of hydrogen atoms required to fulfill its valency (i.e. four).
Valence electron of oxygen is six. Out of six two electrons of blue colored oxygen are used in making double bond with carbon atom. Then remaining four electrons will be available as lone pair. For pink colored oxygen atom, one electron is used in making bond with carbonyl carbon atom and another electron is used in making bond with carbon backbone. Then remaining four will be present as lone pair.
The complete structure of the given compound is as follows:
(e)
Interpretation:
The functional group / groups should be identified and the complete structure with lone pairs on hetero-atoms of the following compound should be drawn:
Concept Introduction:
Organic molecules have some structural features in addition to
This table gives information about the compounds containing
Type of Compound | General Structure |
Aldehyde | |
Ketone | |
Carboxylic acid | |
Ester | |
Amide |
Here, R = any carbon backbone
Complete structural formula of a molecule represents all the atoms of molecule, types of bonds connecting atoms and how atoms are connected to each other.
Answer to Problem 11.8PP
Functional group in the given compound is an 'amide' and the complete structure of the compound is as follows:
Explanation of Solution
The given compound is as follows:
This compound contains an
To draw the complete structure of the given skeletal structure, place carbon atom on each vertices and fulfill its valency with hydrogen atoms. Unlabelled vertex will represent carbon atom attached to number of hydrogen atoms required to fulfill its valency (i.e. four).
Valence electron of oxygen is six. Out of six two electrons of oxygen atom are used in making double bond with carbon atom. Then remaining four electrons will be available as lone pair. Valence electron of nitrogen is five. Out of five, one electron is used in making bond with the carbonyl carbon atom, one electron is used in making bond with
The complete structure of the given compound is as follows:
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