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Organic Acids. Alkanes -C-C- Alkenes -C=C- Alkynes -CΞC-

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1 Organic Acids

2 Alkanes -C-C- Alkenes -C=C- Alkynes -CΞC-

3 Alcohols -C- OH

4 Carboxylic Acids

5 Some famous acids - COOH Carboxyl Group

6 Lactic Acid

7 Formic Acid

8 Acetic Acid (vinegar)

9 Amino Acids (protein)

10 Fatty Acid

11 Stearic Acid

12 Citric Acid

13 Acetylsalicylic Acid (ASA)

14 Naming: …….. “oic acid” ending HCOOH CH 3 COOH_________________

15 Think: As the alkyl chain increases, describe how it affects: the solubility the boiling points How do the properties differ between alcohol molecules of the same length? Eg. Ethanol vs. ethanoic acid

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