One of these organic molecules forms a coordination complex with platinum in Zeise's [rhymes with "mice's"] salt, and peroxyacids are used to convert this class of compounds to epoxides [ee-PAHK-"sides"].
One of these organic molecules forms a coordination complex with platinum in Zeise's [rhymes with "mice's"] salt, and peroxyacids are used to convert this class of compounds to epoxides [ee-PAHK-"sides"]. The addition of halogens to these compounds is described by Markovnikov's rule. Natural rubber is a polymer of one of these molecules, which show sp2 hybridization and whose substituent positions are described with cis-trans notation. These compounds are found in unsaturated fats like vegetable oils, and simple examples have twice as many hydrogen atoms as carbon atoms. Name this group of organic compounds with at least one carbon-carbon double bond.
One of these organic molecules forms a coordination complex with platinum in Zeise's [rhymes with "mice's"] salt, and peroxyacids are used to convert this class of compounds to epoxides [ee-PAHK-"sides"].
alkenes [or olefins; prompt on hydrocarbons; do not accept "alkane(s)" or "alkyne(s)"]