3c) Alkenes

• general formula - CnH2n
• double bond - unsaturated 

Ethene		C2H4
Propene		C3H6
Butene		C4H8

Butene Isomers:

Isomers have the same molecular formula,but a different structural formula 

Commonly represented as:

Methylpropene:

Addition reaction of alkenes and bromine

Test for C = C, Add Bromine water
It turns from orange to colourless

3b) Alkanes

• Single covalent bonds of hydrocarbon 
• General formula of CnH2n+2

Name	Displayed formula	Molecular formula
Methane		CH4
Ethane		C2H6
Propane		C3H8
Butane		C4H10
Pentane		C5H12

Isomers- different structures 

• Butane 
• Methylpropane 

Complete and Incomplete combustion:

Complete: Alkane and Oxygen -----> Carbon dioxide and water
                    CH4   and   2O2     ---->          CO2          and 2H2O

Incomplete: Carbon monoxide- C3H8 + 3.5O2 -----> 3CO + 4H2O
                     Carbon (soot)- C3H8 + 2O2 -----> 3C + 4H2O

Methane Substituion Reaction /w Halogen
CH4 + Br2 ---UV Light---> CH3Br + HBr  

3a) Introduction

Homologous series ----------> - have same general formula
                                                - successive members differ by CH4
                                                - similar chemical reactions
                                                - tread in physical properties --> boiling and melting points

Hydrocarbon -----------> compound made up of only carbon and hydrogen

Saturated: no double bonds
Unsaturated: double bonds

Isomerism: Referring to isomers which are molecules that have the same molecules but have different displayed formulas.