Ch 4 Alkanes And Cycloalkanes Flashcards
(35 cards)
1
Q
Eth
A
2
2
Q
Prop
A
3
3
Q
But
A
4
4
Q
Pent
A
5
5
Q
Hex
A
6
6
Q
Hept
A
7
7
Q
Oct
A
8
8
Q
Non
A
9
9
Q
Dec
A
10
10
Q
Undec
A
11
11
Q
Dodec
A
12
12
Q
Tridec
A
13
13
Q
Tertadec
A
14
14
Q
Pentadec
A
15
15
Q
Eicos
A
20
16
Q
Triacont
A
30
17
Q
Tetracont
A
40
18
Q
Pentacont
A
50
19
Q
Hect
A
100
20
Q
Alkyl group
A
An alkane missing one hydrgen
21
Q
Isopropyl
A
22
Q
Sec-
A
The prefix “sec” or “s” is used when the functional group is bonded to a secondary carbon. This prefix is only useful for a four-carbon chain. It is not applicable with a shorter chain, and it is often ambiguous when the chain has five or more carbons.
23
Q
Tert-butyl
A
The prefix “tert” or “t” is used when the functional group is bonded to a tertiary carbon.
24
Q
Branched alkane said are ______in energy then straight chain alkane.
A
Lower in energy(more stable)
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Conformations
A variety of possible three dimensional shape a compound can adopt
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Dihedral angle or Torsional angle
The angle between two planes,where each plane is defined by three atoms, 60 degrees
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Staggered conformation
Two atoms and/or group whose dihedral angle is 60 degrees. Their bonds to the axis of rotation are not aligned. Lowest energy conformation
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Eclipsed conformation
Two atoms and/or groups whose dihedral angle is 0 degrees. Their bonds on the axis of rotation are aligned,highest in energy
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Degenerate
Systems that are equal in energy
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Torsional strain
Strain caused by van der Waals repulsion which can be reduced or eliminated by rotation around a single bond.strain between the eclipsed atoms
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Anti conformation
The conformation with a dihedral angle of 180 degrees
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Angle strain
The increase in energy associated with a bond angle that has deviated from the preferred angle of 109.5 degrees
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Boat conformations
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34
Cis
Two groups are on the same side
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Trans
Two groups are on opposite sides
