Bb FileX Karen C. Timberlake - La Xr 20-Laborat...aniellavarela/Downloads/Lab 21 Rxns of Unsat Hydrocarbons.pdfDateSectionInstructorSodiumchloridePotassiumiodideTolueneCyclohexaneA. Comparison of Organic and Inorganic CompoundsA.1 Physical PropertiesNameA.2 SolubilityNaClSolute 1. Soluble inToluene- +68%A.3 CombustionCompound1. NaClSolute 4. Soluble inCyclohexane?Cyclohexane?Karen C. Timberlake - La XREPORT SHEETOrganic Compounds:Alkanes2. Cyclohexane1. Formula 2. Physical 3. Melting 4. Type of 5. Organic orStatePoint BondsInorganic?NameTeamCopyright © 2014 Pearson Education, Inc.LAB212. Soluble in Water? 3. Organic orInorganic?5. Soluble in Water? 6. Organic orInorganic?Undergoes Combustion? Organic or Inorganic?(yes/no)246 Laboratory Manual for General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry245(212) Chem 1107 Lat XKaren C. Bb FileXpter 20-Laborat...Karen C. Timberlake - La Xs/daniellavarela/Downloads/Lab 21 Rxns of Unsat Hydrocarbons.pdfPropertyElementsBondingMelting pointSolubility in waterFlammability- +246 Laboratory Manual for General, Organic, and Blological ChemistryQ1 From your observations of the chemical and physical properties of organic andinorganic compounds, complete the following table:Organic Compounds Inorganic CompoundsKaren C. Timberlake - La X68%1. MethaneQ2 A white solid is soluble in water and is not flammable. Would you expect it to beorganic or inorganic? Explain your reason.2. EthaneQ3 A clear liquid forms a layer when added to water. Would you expect it to be organicor inorganic? Explain your reason.B. AlkanesB.1 Structures and Names of AlkanesCompound Expanded StructuralFormula3. Propane(212) Chem 1107 Lar XCondensed StructuralFormula* Karen C. TimbeC

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A. Comparison of Organic and Inorganic Compounds A.1 Physical Properties Name Sodium chloride Potassium iodide Toluene Cyclohexane A.2 Solubility 1. Formula 2. Physical 3. Melting 4. Type of 5. Organic or State Point Bonds Inorganic? Solute 1. Soluble in NaCl Cyclohexane? 2. Soluble in Water? 3. Organic or Inorganic?

A. Comparison of Organic and Inorganic Compounds A.1 Physical Properties Name Sodium chloride Potassium iodide Toluene Cyclohexane A.2 Solubility 1. Formula 2. Physical 3. Melting 4. Type of 5. Organic or State Point Bonds Inorganic? Solute 1. Soluble in NaCl Cyclohexane? 2. Soluble in Water? 3. Organic or Inorganic?

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X Karen C. Timberlake - La X
r 20-Laborat...
aniellavarela/Downloads/Lab 21 Rxns of Unsat Hydrocarbons.pdf
Date
Section
Instructor
Sodium
chloride
Potassium
iodide
Toluene
Cyclohexane
A. Comparison of Organic and Inorganic Compounds
A.1 Physical Properties
Name
A.2 Solubility
NaCl
Solute 1. Soluble in
Toluene
- +68%
A.3 Combustion
Compound
1. NaCl
Solute 4. Soluble in
Cyclohexane?
Cyclohexane?
Karen C. Timberlake - La X
REPORT SHEET
Organic Compounds:
Alkanes
2. Cyclohexane
1. Formula 2. Physical 3. Melting 4. Type of 5. Organic or
State
Point Bonds
Inorganic?
Name
Team
Copyright © 2014 Pearson Education, Inc.
LAB
21
2. Soluble in Water? 3. Organic or
Inorganic?
5. Soluble in Water? 6. Organic or
Inorganic?
Undergoes Combustion? Organic or Inorganic?
(yes/no)
246 Laboratory Manual for General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry
245
(212) Chem 1107 Lat X
Karen C.

Bb File
X
pter 20-Laborat...
Karen C. Timberlake - La X
s/daniellavarela/Downloads/Lab 21 Rxns of Unsat Hydrocarbons.pdf
Property
Elements
Bonding
Melting point
Solubility in water
Flammability
- +
246 Laboratory Manual for General, Organic, and Blological Chemistry
Q1 From your observations of the chemical and physical properties of organic and
inorganic compounds, complete the following table:
Organic Compounds Inorganic Compounds
Karen C. Timberlake - La X
68%
1. Methane
Q2 A white solid is soluble in water and is not flammable. Would you expect it to be
organic or inorganic? Explain your reason.
2. Ethane
Q3 A clear liquid forms a layer when added to water. Would you expect it to be organic
or inorganic? Explain your reason.
B. Alkanes
B.1 Structures and Names of Alkanes
Compound Expanded Structural
Formula
3. Propane
(212) Chem 1107 Lar X
Condensed Structural
Formula
* Karen C. Timbe
C

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