Esters: Naming + Properties
Esters are molecules connected by a =O on one carbon, and a O on the SAME carbon. The carbon chain is broken into two bits, so each gets its own part of the name. You can identify esters with OATE at the end of the name. They are kinda polar, and them smell fruity. Check me out: http://www.chemistnate.com
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