Structural isomers are compounds which have the same molecular formulae but have different structural formulae

Van der Waal's forces are increased by surface area (more temporary dipoles can be created)

the distillation of crude oil relies on differences in boiling points of carbon compounds due to differing chain length

*practices creepy face in teh mirror*

Saturated hydrocarbons are molecules that contain the maximum number of C-H bonds

*practices creepy face in teh mirror*

 

I've been perfecting my technique for months

Well I dunno about creepy, but I'm getting awfully good at completely idiotic

Well I dunno about creepy, but I'm getting awfully good at completely idiotic

 

sometimes that works too

It's a skill few would think I have which makes it great to see their reaction if we make eye contact across a room

Well I dunno about creepy, but I'm getting awfully good at completely idiotic

 

alkenes and alkynes are unsaturated hydrocarbons (tehy have double/triple bonds that can be broken)

alkynes are very reactive

 

reactivity: anes < enes < ynes

Haloalkanes are just alkanes with a halogen instead of a hydrogen

 

similarly with alcohols (Hydroxide group [OH])

It's a skill few would think I have which makes it great to see their reaction if we make eye contact across a room

Whenever I makes eye contact with one of my friends we have a habit of glaring at each other, which is completely fine until you accidentally do it at somebody else...

*gasp*

 

Boxxy is back...

 

It's a skill few would think I have which makes it great to see their reaction if we make eye contact across a room

Whenever I makes eye contact with one of my friends we have a habit of glaring at each other, which is completely fine until you accidentally do it at somebody else...

 

 

Well depending on the reaction you may have made a new friend.

 

Or made someone walk very briskly in the opposite direction

http://imgur.com/gallery/nPiwU

 

 

 

It's a skill few would think I have which makes it great to see their reaction if we make eye contact across a room

Whenever I makes eye contact with one of my friends we have a habit of glaring at each other, which is completely fine until you accidentally do it at somebody else...

Well depending on the reaction you may have made a new friend.

Good point. I should really glare at more people.

Primary secondary and tertairy refers to how many carbons the carbon to which the halogen/hydroxide is bonded to.

 

Primary on the edges, secondary and tertiary in the middle

alcohols can come from fermentation or the hydration of ethene

Aldehydes end in a C doubled bonded to an O connected to a Carbon chain and a hydrogen

 

ketones have the double bond to the O in the middle of the molecule

aldehydes and ketones are always isomers

 

 

 

It's a skill few would think I have which makes it great to see their reaction if we make eye contact across a room

Whenever I makes eye contact with one of my friends we have a habit of glaring at each other, which is completely fine until you accidentally do it at somebody else...

Well depending on the reaction you may have made a new friend.

Good point. I should really glare at more people.

 

 

tell me how that goes

 

Ayla being awkward in public

Carboxylic acids are similar to aldehydes, except the Hydrogen at the end is now a hydroxide group

esters are made by a carboxylic acid + alcohol (water is also made)