Last Minute Memorisation Flashcards

1
Q

what structures are most significant for resonance

A
  1. minimal charges are more significant than structures with several charges.
  2. Structures that have a full octet of electrons on their atoms are more significant than those that do not have a full octet.
  3. If two carbon atoms in a structure have opposite charges, this structure is generally insignificant.
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2
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what are the hybridisations of compounds other than carbon bonds

A

compound

single 3 bonds - sp3
one double bond - sp2
one triple bond - sp
two double bonds together - sp

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3
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what are the hybridisations of carbon

A

sp3 = connected to 4 atoms/groups. 109.5 degrees
sp2 = connected to 3 atoms/groups. 120 degrees
sp = connected to 2 atoms/groups. 180 degrees

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4
Q

what is the stablest conformation for newman projection

A

eclipsed

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5
Q

what is the least stablest conformation for newman projection

A

staggered - where substituents are 180- degrees apart especially

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6
Q

what are the two possible conformations of cyclohexane

A

boat or chair confirmation

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7
Q

what confirmation for cyclohexane is more stable

A

chair

99% of cyclohexane conformations are chair conformations

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8
Q

why is a chair conformation more stable than a boat conformation

A

lower energy
more stable

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9
Q

what is an equatorial or axial bond in chair conformation

which is more stable

A

equatorial is more stable
less steric interaction + favoured in equilibrium

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10
Q

how do you change from chair equatorial to chair axial

A

chair ‘flip’

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11
Q

what is a cis and trans alkene

A

cis means substituents on same side of double bond

trans means on opposite sides

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12
Q

whats more stable - cis or trans alkene

A

trans

substituents opposite so cant interact further
less steric hindrance

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13
Q

what is enantiomer
what is disasteriomer

A

enantiomer - mirror image
disasteriomer - not mirror image

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14
Q

what is touelene

A

benzene + CH3

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15
Q

what is aniine

A

benzene + NH2

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16
Q

what is anisole

A

benzene + O-CH3

17
Q

what is phenol

A

benzene + OH

18
Q

what is ortho

A

substituents next to each other

19
Q

what is meta

A

substituents have one space aprt

20
Q

what is para

A

substituents have two spaces apart

21
Q

what is more than 6c chain on benzene ring called

A

phenyl group

22
Q

what does ph in nomenclature meant to represent in organic chemistry

A

phenyl group

23
Q

what does aromatic mean

A

derivative of benzene

24
Q

aldehydes have what

A

O=C-H

carbon double bond to oxygen and one single bond hydrogen

25
Q

ketones have what

A

carbon one double bond to oxygen

26
Q

what is the ending for aldehydes

A

-al

27
Q

what is the ending for ketones

A

-one

28
Q

for aldehydes is the carbon included in parent chain that makes up aldehyde

A

yes

29
Q

what is fomaldehyde

A

2 H single bond to carbon
1 double bond oxygen to carbon

sp2

30
Q

what is acetaldehyde

A

CH3 single bond carbon
H single bond carbon
1 double bond oxygen

31
Q

what is acetone

A

2 single bond CH3 to carbon
1 double bond oxygen to carbon