PBDA Fall 2016 ISU college of Pharmacy

physical and chemical properties Bonding-alcohols will have a permanent dipole interaction which will result in hydrogen bonding to other molecules. The more hydrogen bonding that occurs, the higher the boiling point. Alcohols are relatively stable compounds, except in the presence of an oxidizing agent ( a substance that gets reduced by gaining electrons)

Description these are single linear hydrocarbon chains ranging from alkanes, alkenes, and alkynes. (sp1, sp2, and sp3 hybridization). Physical and Chemical Properties Bonding- The only inter molecular interaction that can exist for aliphatic hydrocarbons is Van der Waal bonding. Chemical They are considered stable in vitro conditions.

hydrocarbons that form a cyclic ring, can be further classified as aromatic, non-aromatic, and anti-aromatic.

will follow the 4n+2 rule (2,6,10,14....etc)

will not obey Huckle's rule. The cyclic hydrocarbon will not contain all sp2 hybridization.

will follow the 4n rule (4,8,12,16...etc)

Hydrocarbon chain bonded with a halide(s). -Vaan der Waal inter-molecular bonding. -very lipophilic because hydrocarbons that are covalently bonded to a halide results increases the lipophilic properties of an organic structure. -they are stable but will react with a nucleophile (a substance that will donate a electron(s), or accept a proton. It is a Lewis base). -as the number of halogens increase on a hydrocarbon, flammability is decreased. (general aesthetics).