5B: Bonding and Isomers Flashcards

1
Q

4 key factors for nucleophilic ability?

A
  • solvent: aprotic increase going up group and protic increase doing down group
  • negative charge
  • decreased bulkiness to reduce steric hinderance
  • decreased electronegativity
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2
Q

structural isomer

A

same molecular formula but different bond connectivity

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3
Q

enantiomer

A

same molecular formula and connectivity but different configuration

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4
Q

chirality

A

4 different substituents

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5
Q

epimer

A

diastereomer with 1 chiral carbon configuration change

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6
Q

acetyl and ketal formation catalyzed by acid/base conditions

A

acidic

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7
Q

How is a glycosidic bond formed?

A

covalent bond formed when anomeric carbon react with hydroxyl group of another sugar

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8
Q

Impurities in a sample will have what effect on the melting point?

A

lowers and broadens melting point range

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