Nnewi1stSon:
Yay!!!!!Yippe, so where's my medal? . Tommorow I'll post my own compounds...

Hahaha no medal 4 ya..na only 2 u get na ...ok we b waitin 4 ya compounds

Nnewi1stSon:
I don't understand what kindda compounds they are....

Dey Are Still Alkanes..Jes Tink Deeply u gon get it.. .it's nat Dat Difficult

[color=#770077][/color] AM STILL WAITING 4 DAHT NERD DAH WULD GET ALL OF THE 4 RIGHT

Markovnikov Rule
Benzene
Epinephrine
Xylene
Ketone

I like dis thread will make someone refresh his memory. Ride on. Following

[color=#770077r]ITS SUPRISING NO 1 HAS GOTTEN D 4 OF DEM[/color]

chimhigher:
[color=#770077r]ITS SUPRISING NO 1 HAS GOTTEN D 4 OF DEM[/color]

No 3- 3,4,6-trimethyloctane
4- 1-Bromo-2,5,6-trimethyloctane.
They're are skeletal structures and they are easier than kekule structures and condensed structures

chimhigher:
[color=#770077r]ITS SUPRISING NO 1 HAS GOTTEN D 4 OF DEM[/color]

1) 2,2,5-trimethyloctane
2) 2,2,4-trimethylpentane
3) 3,4,6-trimethyloctane
4) 1-bromo-3,6,7-trimethyloctane

hah!!! Don't laugh at me oo I try?

Alkanes(single bonds) are Saturated Aliphatic Hydrocarbons.

While Alkenes(double bonds) and Akynes(triple bonds) are Unsaturated Aliphatic Hydrocarbons.

who can help me name dis one
someone asked me to, bt I guess she just wants to put me to test because I have dis luv for organic chemistry wich I always pass

Adrenaline123:
Markovnikov Rule
Benzene
Epinephrine
Xylene
Ketone

I like dis thread will make someone refresh his memory. Ride on. Following

Markovnikov Rule>>> in a reaction between unsymetrical alkenes,the most electronegative part goes to the carbon atom with the least number of hydrogen, while the most electropositive part goes to the carbon with the highest number of hydrogen...(in order words: the rich get richer while the poor gets poorer)

flexten:
Markovnikov Rule>>> in a reaction between unsymetrical alkenes,the most electronegative part goes to the carbon atom with the least number of hydrogen, while the most electropositive part goes to the carbon with the highest number of hydrogen...(in order words: the rich get richer while the poor gets poorer) Markovnikov Rule>>> in a reaction between unsymetrical alkenes,the most electronegative part goes to the carbon atom with the least number of hydrogen, while the most electropositive part goes to the carbon with the highest number of hydrogen...(in order words: the rich get richer while the poor gets poorer)

I think I can now recall the rule. Nice one bro.

Adrenaline123:
Markovnikov Rule
Benzene
Epinephrine
Xylene
Ketone

I like dis thread will make someone refresh his memory. Ride on. Following

Benzene is the simplest Aromatic compound with molecular formula C6H6
Xylene is a benzene ring that has two methyl groups attached to it and there are different types e.g M,O and P xylene.
Ketone is compound from the carbonyl group with molecular formula RCOR.
Markovnicov's rule hmmmn I just know the more electronegative atom goes to the carbon that carries less number of hydrogen and the hydrogen goes to the carbon that carries high number of hydrogen.
It is used to get stable and non stable products too e.g but-2-ene and but-1-ene which the former is stable and the other is not and it's called Anti-markovnicov product.

thinezy:
who can help me name dis one
someone asked me to, bt I guess she just wants to put me to test because I have dis luv for organic chemistry wich I always pass

Bros, wetin be dis? This is too advanced

Adrenaline123:


I think I can now recall the rule. Nice one bro.

kool

thinezy:
who can help me name dis one
someone asked me to, bt I guess she just wants to put me to test because I have dis luv for organic chemistry wich I always pass

It's a complex compound though I can't name it but I can identify the groups there, we have
Amide
Carboxyl
Methyl bridge ( Vinyl)
I think Nitrile is there though I can't find a triple bond (H-CN)
it's an heterocyclic compound I think.
Who gave u that thing to name ehn but according to functional group priority Carboxyl is the most important.... I want to meet that person

ikeola6:
Benzene is the simplest Aromatic compound with molecular formula C6H6
Xylene is a benzene ring that has two methyl groups attached to it and there are different types e.g M,O and P xylene.
Ketone is compound from the carbonyl group with molecular formula RCOR.
Markovnicov's rule hmmmn I just know the more electronegative atom goes to the carbon that carries less number of hydrogen and the hydrogen goes to the carbon that carries high number of hydrogen.
It is used to get stable and non stable products too e.g but-2-ene and but-1-ene which the former is stable and the other is not and it's called Anti-markovnicov product.

well done sir, you need not say more.

Adrenaline123:

well done sir, you need not say more.

I'm not a Sir o bro

ikeola6:
It's a complex compound though I can't name it but I can identify the groups there, we have
Amide
Carboxyl
Methyl bridge ( Vinyl)
I think Nitrile is there though I can't find a triple bond (H-CN)
it's an heterocyclic compound I think.
Who gave u that thing to name ehn but according to functional group priority Carboxyl is the most important.... I want to meet that person

Tnx for d tip
she just stumbled over it herself n was lyk since i d claim say I knw organic chemistry I suld name it.

thinezy:

Tnx for d tip
she just stumbled over it herself n was lyk since i d claim say I knw organic chemistry I suld name it.

Omo that structure eehnnn "scary"

ikeola6:
Omo that structure eehnnn "scary"

Lolzzzzzzzzzzz no b small

Adrenaline123:


Bros, wetin be dis? This is too advanced

bt e suppose get name nah

thinezy:

Tnx for d tip
she just stumbled over it herself n was lyk since i d claim say I knw organic chemistry I suld name it.

And you con fall your hand

That awkward moment ...

ikeola6:
I'm not a Sir o bro

ikeola6:
I'm not a Sir o bro

lol, okay oo

thinezy:

Lolzzzzzzzzzzz no b small

Are u a chemistry student?

thinezy:

bt e suppose get name nah

I knw, but not my level. Lets see if someone wil name it.

Adrenaline123:

I knw, but not my level. Lets see if someone wil name it.

Only a graduate of Chemistry will name that structure

ikeola6:
Only a graduate of Chemistry will name that structure

and I think chem grads are still coming to view this thread and answer it.

(1) 2,2,5-Trimethyloctane
(2) 2,2,3-Trimethylpentane
(3) 3,4,6-Trimethyloctane
(4) 1-Bromo-2,5,6-Trimethyloctane

plzzzzz, we can name hydrocarbon in two way, plzzzz, don't mixed it up, once you mixed it up, u going to miss it, I love to explain further, but, I don't av that tym, keep it up at all

thinezy:
who can help me name dis one
someone asked me to, bt I guess she just wants to put me to test because I have dis luv for organic chemistry wich I always pass

The structure is called "protoporphyrin IX",a specific porphyrin in heme B(with Fe atom being in the middle) which is a group of hemoglobin. It is created in the metabolism of porphyrin by the enzyme protoporphyrinogen oxidase.
porphyrin/porphyrin ring itself is a type of pigment found in living things such as chlorophylls(when Mg2+ is centrally attached to it) that makes plants green & hemoglobin(when Fe2+ is centrally attached to it) which makes red blood. when all the substituents groups such as the propionate ion,vinyl group & methyl are removed,the resulting structure is called porphine,the simplest porphyrin. There are 4 rings which re interconnected,and each ring is called pyrrole ring,nd when connected,it is porphine.
let me stop here.