Model 3: Structural formulas of two hydrocarbons HHH HH H-C-C-C-H HHH H H-C-C=C-H HHH Key Questions: 18). What information does a structural formula provide? 19). How many carbons and hydrogens does the molecule on the left have? 20). How many carbons and hydrogens does the molecule on the right have? 21). For the molecule on the left, record the molecular formula and identify the homologous series it can be classified as Molecular formula: Homologous series: 22). For the molecule on the right, record the molecular formula and identify the homologous series it can be classified as Molecular formula: Homologous series: 23). In terms of bonds between carbons, what is different between the two hydrocarbons in Model 3? 24). Besides the difference in the number of hydrogens, what would be different between a 4 carbon alkane and a 4 carbon alkyne? HINT: Look at the examples in Table Q in Model 2. 3

Model 3: Structural formulas of two hydrocarbons HHH HH H-C-C-C-H HHH H H-C-C=C-H HHH Key Questions: 18). What information does a structural formula provide? 19). How many carbons and hydrogens does the molecule on the left have? 20). How many carbons and hydrogens does the molecule on the right have? 21). For the molecule on the left, record the molecular formula and identify the homologous series it can be classified as Molecular formula: Homologous series: 22). For the molecule on the right, record the molecular formula and identify the homologous series it can be classified as Molecular formula: Homologous series: 23). In terms of bonds between carbons, what is different between the two hydrocarbons in Model 3? 24). Besides the difference in the number of hydrogens, what would be different between a 4 carbon alkane and a 4 carbon alkyne? HINT: Look at the examples in Table Q in Model 2. 3

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