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2023 SEM 1 INORG & ORG CHEM > aromatic compounds > Flashcards

aromatic compounds Flashcards

1
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benzene undergoes mainly

A

substitution

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2
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what is the simplest aromatic hydrocarbon

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benzene

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3
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what is the molecular formula of benzene

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C6H6

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4
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in the kekule structure, do the single and double bond alternate around the ring

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yes

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5
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what is a highly unsaturated molecule

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benzene

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6
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what is the positive test for unsaturated benzene

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if the orange red colour of bromine disappears/ decolorizes

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7
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what cant take place when the single and double bonds exchange position around the ring of the kekule structure

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the reactions of alkanes cant take place

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8
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do the rings move slowly or rapidly around the single and double bonds exchange position around the ring of the kekule structure

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rapidly

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9
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what is more stable than either of its contributing kekule structure

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benzene

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10
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in the orbital model for benzene, each carbon atom is what hybridized

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sp2

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11
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what is the angle of the orbital model for benzene
H-C-C
C-C-C

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120 degree

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12
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in the delocalized pi cloud of benzene, what do the circle emphasize

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it emphasize that the electrons are distributed evenly around the ring

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13
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the kekule structure is what kind of form

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resonance form

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14
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the benzene ring is what kind of form

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simplified depiction

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15
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is the double bonds in benzene are in fixed positions and why

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no because the electrons are distributed evenly around the ring

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16
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what is ‘o’

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ortho

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17
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what is ‘m’

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meta

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18
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what is ‘p’

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para

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19
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‘o’ is on what carbon

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2&6

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20
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‘m’ is on what carbon

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3&5

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21
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‘p’ is on what carbon

A

4

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22
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how to name benzene (from my understanding)

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prefix + substituent + benzene

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23
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what is classified as arenes

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aromatic compounds

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24
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aromatic carbons is classified as

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arenes

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25
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Ar

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aryl group

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26
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R

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alkyl group

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27
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what is the removal of hydrogen from aromatic ring

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aryl group

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28
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what is the removal of one hydrogen from an alkane chain (from an alkane substituent)

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alkyl group

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29
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define arly group

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the removal of hydrogen from aromatic ring

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30
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define alkyl group

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the removal of one hydrogen from an alkane chain (from an alkane substituent)

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31
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what are the 2 aromatic compounds

A

phenyl group
benzyl group

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32
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what is formed by removing one H from benzene

A

phenyl group

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33
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what is the molecular formula of phenyl group

A

C6H5

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34
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what is the molecular formula of benzyl group

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C6H5CH2

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35
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benzene undergoes substitution reaction but it reacts slowly with

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Br2

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36
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which structure has a cyclic planar

A

benzene

37
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what is the C-C bond length of benzene

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1.39 A

38
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benzene is intermediate to

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c-c & c=c

39
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what is the extra stability associated with aromatic compound

A

aromaticity

40
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what are the requirements to know that it is an aromatic compound

A

cyclic
planar
fully conjugated
contain 4n+2pi electrons

41
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in benzene, are all C-C bonds the same

A

yes they are resonance

42
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in benzene, what bonds are in equal length

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C-C

43
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what is the measure of the extra stability of the cyclic conjugated system compared to corresponding no. of isolated double bonds

A

resonance energy

44
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what are the 2 effects of the large resonance stabilization energy

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stabilization energy lost when an electrophile adds to the ring
stabilization energy regained when an electrophile adds to the ring intermediate carbocation loses a H+

45
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in the effect of large resonance stabilization energy, when energy is lost when an electrophile adds to the ring. hence, what do we need to use

A

a catalyst (much stronger electrophiles)

46
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in the effect of large resonance stabilization energy, when energy is regained when an electrophile adds to the ring intermediate carbocation loses a H+. this results in

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substitution

47
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what has a cyclic conjugated with 6pi electrons

A

benzene

48
Q

what are the 6 common substitution reactions in electrophilic aromatic substitution

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chlorination
bromination
nitration
sulfonation
alkylation
acylation

49
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EAS

A

electrophilic aromatic substitution

50
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do all EAS have the same mechanism

A

yes

51
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the reaction rates of EAS depends on the attack of…

A

electrophile on the benzene ring

52
Q

in the reaction rates of EAS,
groups that has a high charge density..

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speed up reaction

53
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in the reaction rates of EAS,
groups that has a low charge density..

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slow down reaction

54
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EDG

A

electron donating group

55
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EWG

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electron withdrawing group

56
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is o,p-directing EDG or EWG

A

EDG

57
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is m-directing EDG or EWG

A

EWG

58
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EDG activates or deactivates the ring

A

activate

59
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EWG activates or deactivates the ring

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deactivate

60
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EDG activate the ring to stabilize or destabilizing the wheland intermediate

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stabilize

61
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EWG activate the ring to stabilize or destabilizing the wheland intermediate

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destabilizing

62
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all alkyl group are what kind of directors

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ortho, para directors

63
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ortho and para directors has any substituent that has…

A

lone pairs of electrons

64
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meta directors has any substituent that has a…

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positively polarized atom (delta plus, delta minus) tat is directly attached to the ring

65
Q

in the synthesis of organic compounds, you need to know the

A

reactions and their directing effects

66
Q

what is the production of new mol. needed for drugs

A

the synthesis of organic compounds

67
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in the synthesis of organic compound,
what works backward from the products

A

retrosynthesis

68
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in the synthesis of organic compound,
what is the production process

A

synthesis

69
Q

what do you call a multiple fused rings

A

polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons

70
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polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons exists in

A

fullerenes and carbon nano tubes

71
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in polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, you need to obey what rule and criteria for…

A

huckel’s rule
criteria for aromacity

72
Q

what is the common sunscreen used

A

PABA

73
Q

what is the common environmental pollutant

A

Benzo[a]pyrene

74
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pesticides DDT is formed by what reaction

A

cholrination

75
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sulfanilamide is formed by what reaction

A

nitration reaction

76
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how many pi bonds do benzene have

A

6

77
Q

in halogenation,
what is added to the benzene and in the presence of…

A

X2
FeX2 (lewis acid catalyst)

78
Q

what is the product of halogentation

A

benzene attached to X + HX

79
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in nitration,
what is added to the benzene and in the presence of…

A

HNO3 (nitric acid)
H2S04 (sulfuric acid)

80
Q

in sulfonation,
what is added to the benzene and in the presence of…

A

H2SO4 (sulfuric acid)
heat

81
Q

in alkylation (friedel-crafts),
what is added to the benzene and in the presence of…

A

RCl (alkyl halide)
AlCl3 (lewis acid catalyst)

82
Q

in alkylation,
what is added to the benzene and in the presence of…

A

CH2=CH2 (ethene)
H+

83
Q

in acylation (friedel-crafts),
what is added to the benzene and in the presence of…

A

acyl chloride (search up the structure)
AlCl3 (catalyst)

84
Q

what is the product of nitration

A

nitrobenzene + H2O

85
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what is the product of sulfonation

A

SO3H attached to benzene (benzenesulfonic acid) + H2O

86
Q

what is the product of alkylation (friedel-crafts)

A

R(R is an alkyl group) attached to benzene (alkyl benzene) + HCl

87
Q

what is the product of alkylation

A

ethylbenzene only

88
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what is the product of acylation (friedel-crafts)

A

look at textbook

2023 SEM 1 INORG & ORG CHEM (22 decks)

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