3. Now, draw in the lone pairs on the structures below and determine the formal charge on the N and O atoms (only indicate charges if the atom is not neutral). om H. Lolon to CH3 HO. O. NH3 H. N' N-CH3 CH3 N' Functional Group Identification We will be working with a variety of molecules containing many different functional groups (some with multiple functional groups on the same molecule). 6. Identify the functional group(s) in the following molecules. iemot nsvooret NH2 NH2 4120 g of CH3 H3C CHз он ОН 7. For each below, draw an example of a molecule fits the functional group criteria. a) asymmetrical ketone b) amino acid c) aromatic aldehyde with 10 total carbons d) a phenol with an electron withdrawing group bogioo e) acid chloride z.

3. Now, draw in the lone pairs on the structures below and determine the formal charge on the N and O atoms (only indicate charges if the atom is not neutral). om H. Lolon to CH3 HO. O. NH3 H. N' N-CH3 CH3 N' Functional Group Identification We will be working with a variety of molecules containing many different functional groups (some with multiple functional groups on the same molecule). 6. Identify the functional group(s) in the following molecules. iemot nsvooret NH2 NH2 4120 g of CH3 H3C CHз он ОН 7. For each below, draw an example of a molecule fits the functional group criteria. a) asymmetrical ketone b) amino acid c) aromatic aldehyde with 10 total carbons d) a phenol with an electron withdrawing group bogioo e) acid chloride z.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter2: Lewis Structures

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