Choose two homologous series that include a functional group and: explain in detail the physical properties of the compounds therein, including any trends within each series; compare and contrast the chemical properties of the compounds therein. You should include reference to types of reactant (e.g. free radical) and chemical change (e.g. redox) involved in chemical reactions, and relate these to the structure and bonding of the organic compounds you have chosen as examples. Give balanced chemical equations where appropriate.

Choose two homologous series that include a functional group and: explain in detail the physical properties of the compounds therein, including any trends within each series; compare and contrast the chemical properties of the compounds therein. You should include reference to types of reactant (e.g. free radical) and chemical change (e.g. redox) involved in chemical reactions, and relate these to the structure and bonding of the organic compounds you have chosen as examples. Give balanced chemical equations where appropriate.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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