Alkenes Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

What is the general formula for an Alkene?

A

CnH2n

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2
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What bonds are found in a C=C in an Alkene?

A

Pi bonds

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3
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How is a Pi bond formed and how does it differ from a sigma bond?

A

Pi bonds are formed when P orbitals overlap side by side

They can’t rotate

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4
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What is a structural isomer?

A

They have the same molecular formula but different structural formula

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5
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What is a stereoisomer?

A

Same structural formula but different arrangement in space

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6
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What is E isomerism?

A

The 2 priority groups are on different sides

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7
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What is Z isomerism?

A

The 2 priority groups are on the same side of the double bond

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8
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What is cis isomerism?

A

2 priority groups that are identical on the same side

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9
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What is trans isomerism?

A

2 priority groups that are identical on different sides

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10
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What is the reaction called when alkenes react with hydrogen?

A

Hydrogenation

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11
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What is formed in hydrogenation

A

Alkane

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12
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What are the reaction conditions of hydrogenation?

A

Nickel catalyst
150 degrees
60 atmos

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13
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What is it called when you react and Alkene and a halogen?

A

Halogenation

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14
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What is formed in halogenation?

A

Dihaloalkane

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15
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How can halogenation be used to test for unsaturation?

A

Orange bromine solution will turn colourless in the presence of an unsaturated Alkane

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16
Q

What is the general formula for an Alkene?

17
Q

What bonds are found in a C=C in an Alkene?

18
Q

How is a Pi bond formed and how does it differ from a sigma bond?

A

Pi bonds are formed when P orbitals overlap side by side

They can’t rotate

19
Q

What is a structural isomer?

A

They have the same molecular formula but different structural formula

20
Q

What is a stereoisomer?

A

Same structural formula but different arrangement in space

21
Q

What is E isomerism?

A

The 2 priority groups are on different sides

22
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What is Z isomerism?

A

The 2 priority groups are on the same side of the double bond

23
Q

What is cis isomerism?

A

2 priority groups that are identical on the same side

24
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What is trans isomerism?

A

2 priority groups that are identical on different sides

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What is the reaction called when alkenes react with hydrogen?
Hydrogenation
26
What is formed in hydrogenation
Alkane
27
What are the reaction conditions of hydrogenation?
Nickel catalyst 150 degrees 60 atmos
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What is it called when you react and Alkene and a halogen?
Halogenation
29
What is formed in halogenation?
Dihaloalkane
30
How can halogenation be used to test for unsaturation?
Orange bromine solution will turn colourless in the presence of an unsaturated Alkane