Condensed Formula definitions Flashcards

A notation showing atom groupings in a molecule without displaying all bonds, emphasizing carbon connectivity.

A detailed representation of a molecule showing all bonds between atoms, including carbon-carbon and carbon-hydrogen bonds.

An element that forms the backbone of organic molecules, often bonded to hydrogen in condensed formulas.

An element frequently bonded to carbon in organic compounds, represented in grouped form in condensed formulas.

Symbols used in condensed formulas to denote branched structures or repeating units within a molecule.

Numbers in condensed formulas indicating the quantity of repeating units or atoms in a group.

A molecular configuration where groups of atoms extend from the main carbon chain, shown in parentheses.

Identical groups of atoms in a molecule, often indicated by parentheses and subscripts in condensed formulas.

A compound consisting entirely of carbon and hydrogen atoms, often represented in condensed formulas.

The longest continuous sequence of carbon atoms in a molecule, serving as the backbone in condensed formulas.