Chem 13-3 Flashcards

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1
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alkyene + 1 mole H =

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alkane

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2
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alkyne + 2 moles H =

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alkane

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3
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propene is also called..

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propylene

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4
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vicinal dihalide

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when 2 halides (Br and Br) are attached to 2 carbons side by side in the products side

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5
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solvent with bromine is (bro, clear or chill)

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CCl4 or CH2Cl2

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6
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it’s usually trans (bro trans)

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bromine

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7
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with cyclic alkenes, the reaction is usually…

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stereospecific, or trans

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8
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how to tell if you have a symmetrical alkene just by looking at the formula

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CH3 - CH2 - CH = CH2. Look at the hydrogens on either side directly next to the = sign. If they are different, it’s unsymmetrical. The CH = CH2 (above) is unsymmetrical bc it’s 1 hydrogen and 2 hydrogens.

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9
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marcovnikov’s law

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in unsymmetrical alkene, always add the hydrogen to the carbon w/ more hydrogens, and halogens to the carbon with less hydrogens. rich get richer

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10
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ethylene

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H2C = CH2 - polyethylene

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11
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propylene

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H2C = CH - CH3 polyproplyne

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12
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vinyl chloride

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H2C=CH-Cl poly (vinyl chloride)

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13
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styrene (2 stys)

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H2C = CH (with benzene attached) polystyrene

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14
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styrene

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look it up

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15
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tetraflouroethylene

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F2C=CF2

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16
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resonance

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the true structure of the molecule can have double bonds in different spots, it’s 50/50. ie - benzene

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17
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phenol

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benzene w/ OH at side chain

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18
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toluene

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benzene w/ CH3 at side chain

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19
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aniline

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benzene w/ NH2 at side chain

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20
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naming benzene

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1) ortho 2) meta 3) para

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21
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ortho - O

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side chains at 1 and 2

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22
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meta - m-

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side chains at 1,3

23
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para - p

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side chains at 1,4

24
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use ortho, meta and para when..

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there are 2 identical groups on a benzene or if there is a toulene or aniline group

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most common reaction with alkenes
addition
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how many H in toluene?
8
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how many H in toluene?
8
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structural isomers are constitutional isomers
the formula and parent are the same, but the connections are different ie. substituents are on different carbons or one has a double bond and the other doesn't, etc.
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naming benzenes (dentist first)
dentist first, then alphabetical 1,2; 1,3; 1;4
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toulene
benzene w/ methyl attached
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phenol
easy alcohol
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aniline (Ana is nitro)
benzene w/ NH2 attached
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don't add a number when naming benzenes if...
there is only one substiuent - ie - bromobenzene
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if a benzene IS a substituent, it's called...
phenyl - ie 3-phenylheptane
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if benzene only has 1 branch, don't...
add a number
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benzene with a branch of NO2 is called...
nitrobenzene
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benzene as a side chain - nomenclature
phenyl
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if you use aniline, touleline, etc...
you don't need benzene at the end. These replace benzene.
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only use meta, para, or ortho IF
there are 2 of the same molecule branches or it's tourline, alaline, phenol
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STOP adding the number of the double bond on
cycloalkenes and cycloalkynes if there aren't any substituents
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also STOP adding the number to benzenes if..
there is only one substituent
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IF she asks on exam - when bromine is added to a cycloalkene, it's almost always cis or trans?
trans
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anti-addition
happens with cyclic alkenes - when Br (or something else is added) the product is trans, not cis
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if adding hydrohalogen using H202, go...(hydro and water are anti)
anti-marovnikof's rule
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if the order of the bond is different, ie 1 and 2, but everything else is the same, they are..
constitutional isomers
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stereoisomers have the same...
connectivity - same bonds
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o-xylene
benzene w/ methyl group on 1 and 2
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m-xylene
benzene w/ methyl group on 1 and 3
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p-xylene
benzene w/ methyl group on 1 and 4
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these do not do addition reactions
benzene, only substitution and replacement
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nitration reaction
benzene + HNO3
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halogenation of aromatic compounds
benzene + Cl or Br
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sulfonication (soh)
benzene + sulfonic acid group (SO3H)