Finally, nakapag off na rin!😂😁🙌🏻

Now, this is for my laboratory. I’m shit in Chemistry so I’m trying to learn this one on my own, cause I didn’t pay attention on my first year, which is when I took this class, so you can figure it out that I have no idea what organic chemistry is and shit. So the first thing organic chemistry ever talked about is how it is a study of carbon compounds, barring carbonate ions, bicarbonate ions, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide despite containing carbon atoms. There are three things ya’ll got to know about, there’s alkanes, which is the hydrocarbons, which is the simplest organic compound there is. Then there are alkenes which are hydrocarbons as well, but their carbons has double bounds, and the carbon triple bond is called alkynes. Organic compounds often times get their name depending on the number of carbon present and which type of bonding they have. Let’s say ethane, by the prefix eth, you would know there are two carbon atoms present, and by the suffix you would know it is a single bond, and therefore it’s an alkane. While for Ethene and Ethyne its different, ethene still has two carbon atoms present, but this time it has double bonds between its carbon atoms. Ethyne still has two carbon atoms present but this time, it has triple bonds between its carbon atoms. Then we get to functional groups, which I don’t get fully, cause it says that functional groups is a specific structural arrangement of atoms or bonds that imparts characteristic chemical reactivity to a molecule. Alkanes does not have a functional group but alkenes and alkynes does, because they chemically react in a specific way that differ from the reaction of alkanes. On one hand, when a hydroxyl group (OH) replaces a hydrogen atom, the compound becomes an alcohol, let’s say, OH replaces one of the H on propane, shown on the picture, this becomes propanol, since alcohols are named using the parent hydrocarbon name but replaces the -e in the end with -ol.  Honestly, I don’t know why I want to be a doctor, medical workers are underpaid and overtired. I guess its the humanitarian side of me or I’m just really following that one quote I read. “If you’re dream doesn’t scare you, it’s not big enough.” but if it’s a dream, it’s not meant to scare you, otherwise it’s just a nightmare. But who am I to talk, I wanted this, I should see it through. Adios.

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