3.1 Introduction to organic chemistry Flashcards

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What is a chain isomer?

A

An isomer where the carbon chain (so only the carbon skeletal is affected)

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What is a position isomer?

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when the functional group of the compound is moved to a different carbon
e.g 1 bromo, 2 bromo

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what is a functional group isomer?

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when they are reorganised into a different functional group
alkene into a cycloalkane

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what is E/Z isomerism?

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Only used for alkenes
When two of the same element are on the same side it is a Z isomer
when they are on opposite sides they are E isomers

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what do you do when there are no same elements in the E/Z isomerism?

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use the Atomic weight to decide which element takes priority

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Define stereoisomerism

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Isomers with same structural formula
with bonds having different spacial arrangements

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define electrophilic addition

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A lone pair acceptor
that converts double bonds into single bonds.

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