Identifying functional groups | Organic chemistry | Khan Academy

How to identify functional groups present in organic compounds.
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The best explanation of functional groups. Thank you so very much! Just what I needed!

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thanks you a lot for the last explanation about amine and amide. i was so confused with those two T..T

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Great video,But Could anyone please me help with this question below?
An atom achieves chemical stability when its valence (outermost) shell is fully occupied by electrons. According to the octet rule, how many electrons must be located within this valance shell in order for it to stop forming bonds and become inert?

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8 normally, but atoms in period 3 and higher can have expanded octets, and certain compounds such as Boron can have an incomplete octet

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I’m in biology 100 and am learning functional groups and how to identify them. Do you have any videos on functional groups in biochemistry?

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this is fantastic for after review to sip wine and just let it all solidify. very helpful. One thing though, the Arene is that considered a benzene ring I would think no, and or is it a cyclohexane then? never learnt this arene, or is that because there is more then one double carbon, however we would still use cyclohexane and just lable 1, 3 ect

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in the last NH is amine and when you explain the mistake made by many student you wrote NH2 is also amine can you please explain this

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identify the functional group in Guanosine Diphosphate.? Please.

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what’s the difference between a family and a functional group?

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@1:44. the shape of the side group...lol. 'sausage and eggs.' teacher drew a what?

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What does the R represent

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Can arene also be benzene ?

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Sir what is the functional group of alkanes

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isn't there two methyl groups attached to geraniol too?

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how come R-OH is an alcohol and not a hydroxyl functional group?

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is arene and benzene same

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[@gregogrady8027]

Arene rings follow Hückel's rule which is the formula 4n+2= must equal a whole number of electrons at sp2 hybridization. Which is much simpler than it sounds. Essentially count the carbons that are attached to double bonds. In a ring of six carbons with three double bonds, we would have 4n+2=6 now subtract two from the six and you have 4n=4 and then divided each side by four to get n=1. Since this is a whole number a six carbon ring with 3 double bonds would be an arene.
Every arene is an aromatic compound but every aromatic compound need not be an arene.
Take an 8 carbon ring that has 4 double bonds. thus 8 sp2 hybridized carbons thus 4n+2=8 subtract two from each side we have 4n=6 then divide each side by 4 and we get n=6/4 which is not a whole number meaning an 8 carbon ring with 4 double bonds is not an arene.
I hope that helps to make it a little more clear.

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Phenols and aryls confuse me.

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You were wrong about the first Alkenes

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