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3-1: Introduction To Organic Chemistry Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
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What is a molecular formula?

A
  • the actual number of atoms of each element
  • C2H6
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What is structural formula?

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  • written atom by atom with attached hydrogens and functional groups
  • CH3CH3
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3
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What is displayed formula?

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  • drawn arrangement and all the bonds between them
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4
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Empirical formulas

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  • simplest whole number ratio of atoms of each element in a compound
  • CH3 (C2H6)
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5
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What is skeletal formula?

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  • carbon skeleton only with functional groups
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6
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What is the functional group of an aldehyde?

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R—CHO

C=O (-H) - double to O, single to H

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7
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What is the functional group of a Ketone?

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R—(C=O)—R

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8
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What is the functional group of a carboxylic acid?

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R—(C=O)(OH)

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9
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How will functional group carbons always be numbered

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As their lowest possible number

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10
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How do you order branches when writing an IUPAC name

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Alphabetically

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11
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What is the order of priority for functional groups for both numbering and naming?

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  • halogens (lowest)
  • alkyl groups
  • alkenes
  • other functional groups (highest)
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12
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What are the rules to using curly arrows?

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  • arrow starts at bond/lone pair
  • points to atom on which bond is formed
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13
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What are structural isomers?

A

Same molecular formula, different structural formula
- chain
- position
- functional group

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14
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What are stereoisomers?

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Same structural formula but a different arrangement in space

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15
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What are the Cahn-Ingold-Prelog rules?

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  • higher atomic number has higher priority
  • if atoms are the same, look to the next atom
  • if two highest priority are on the same side, they are Z, opposite are E
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16
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What do E/Z stereoisomers have to have?

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  • two different groups around each carbon atom
17
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Where is the lone pair and charge of a CN ion?

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Over the carbon (-1 charge)

18
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Are prefixes referring to number such as di, tri and tetra included in the alphabetical rules of naming?

19
Q

What is a nitrile group and how many covalent bonds does it have?

A

CN
Triple bond (3)

20
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What is an amine group?

21
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What are the characteristics of a homologous series?

A
  • Same general formula
  • same functional group
  • similar chemical properties
  • difference between one member to the next is CH
22
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Why does E/Z isomerism occur?

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  • result of restricting rotation around the planar carbon-carbon double bond
23
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What are chain isomers?

A

same function groups, different arrangement of carbon skeleton

24
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What are positional isomers?

A

same carbon skeleton, atoms or groups of atoms are attached to different carbon atoms

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What are functional isomers?
same atoms arranged into different functional groups