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- 2 cups of sparkling water
- 1/8 cup of lime juice
- 2 tablespoons of roasted cumin powder
- 2 tablespoons of coconut sugar
- 1 teaspoon of salt
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- Mix everything thoroughly and that’s it.
- Serve and enjoy!!
Helping teens eat healthy and stay healthy…….
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| Type | Name ending | Unique | Eg |
| Alkane | ane | Saturated with hydrogen atoms because the C s only have a single bond | Pentane (C5H12) |
| Alkene | Replace ane with ene | Location of substituents matter. Need to locate the double bond Unsaturated because at least one pair of carbon atoms share a double bond. | Propene (CH3-CH=CH2) |
| Alkyne | Replace ane with yne | Location of substituents matter. Need to find the location of the triple bond. Unsaturated because at least one pair of carbon atoms share a triple bond. | |
| Aromatic compounds | 6 carbon benzene ringWith CH3 = tolueneWith NH2 = anilineWith OH = Phenol | Only one branch = don’t numberCH3, NH2, and OH are always number 1. We never mention the number We number all other branches. Eg: 3-chloroaniline or 2-bromotoluene | |
| Alcohol, Phenol | Replace e in alkane with ol | Alcohol = Alkane group with OH (hydroxyl) attached to it Phenol = benzene ring with OH attached | |
| Ether | Just write ether at the end | Has an O connected to two separate carbon atoms by single bonds | Eg: CH3-O-CH3 (dimethyl ether) |
| Carbonyl: aldehyde C=O | Replace the e in an alkane with al | C=O is at the end of alkane chain So the C=O is always #1. Never name the C=O location | Eg: 3-methylpentanal All other branches have to be named |
| Carbonyl: Ketone C=O | Replace the e in alkane with one | C=O is inside the chain, not in the end. You HAVE to number it | Eg: 4-methyl-2-pentanone. |
| Carboxylic acid | Replace the e in alkane with an oic acid | Has COOH group (in the end). | Ex: 2methylbutanoic acid 3-chlorobenzoic acid |
| Carboxylic acid + alchohol = Ester | Alcohol name with yl in the end instead of ol. Eg: EthylCarboxylic acid: replace ic with ate. (Remember: I ate the ic) | Needs heat and a catalyst. The carboxylic acid is cutoff after the C=O bondThe alcohol is written as H-O-CH2……… it is cut after the H.The cutoff O-CH2 from the alcohol combines with the C=O. (It connects to the C, not the O) | Eg: Ethyl butanoate. |
| Amines Amide | Replace oic acid with amine |
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