carbon Flashcards

1
Q

strain that results from eclipsed bonds?

A

torsional strain

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2
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strain that results from atoms being too close together

A

van der Waals strain (steric strain

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3
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strain that results from distortion of bond angles from typical values
(dictated by orbital hybridisation)

A

angle strain

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4
Q

two examples of lipophilic interactions between aromatic rings in drug molecules and biological macromolecules.

A

Π-stacking and intercalation

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5
Q

Positive substituent hydrophobicity constant values imply what?

A

substituents are more hydrophobic than H

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6
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negative substituent hydrophobicity constant values imply what?

A

substituents are less hydrophobic than H

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7
Q

what do EWG substituents do to carboxylate anion and how does it affect its acidity?

A

stabilise the carboxylate anion
increases acidity

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8
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what Hammett substituent constant (σ) do EWG have?

A

positive ( σ ) or σ > 0

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9
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what Hammett substituent constant (σ) do EDG have?

A

negative ( σ ) or σ > 0

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10
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which electronic effects do EWG have?

A

Negative resonance or mesomeric effect (-M or -R) through π-bond and negative inductive effect (-I)

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11
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which electronic effects do EDG have?

A

positive resonance or mesomeric effect (-M or -R) through π-bond and positive inductive effect (-I)

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