Chp 1 Flashcards

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What is the functional group obtained when -O-H is bonded to the tetrahedral carbon

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Alcohol

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Functional group with a carbonyl carbon bonded directly to a nitrogen and a carbon atom. All of your protiens are made up with this functional group

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Amide

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The type of covalent interaction formed between two atoms of different electronegativities

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Polar bond

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This functional group is defined by the presence of a carbonyl group where the carbonyl carbon is bonded to two other carbon atoms

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Ketone

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The geometry around an atom with four bonded regions of electron density

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Tetrahedral

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This famous chemist provided rules for how to draw structures for molecules with a given formula

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Lewis

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The geometry at the carbon atom in h2co according to vespr

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Trigonal planar

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A common two atom group found in aldehydes ketones carboxylic acids, and esters

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Carbonyl group

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Theory used to describe the composite of two or more possible Lewis structures that contain the same atomic connectivity but different in valence electron distribution

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Resonance

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The region of space around an atom that can hold two electrons and has a specific energy associated with it

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Orbital

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The bond formed between two atoms when the electron density lies between the two nuclei an is cylindrically symmetric about the axis joining them

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Sigma

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These are determined in a book keeping assignment of electron ownership in Lewis structures

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Formal charges

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The name given to orbitals of equal energy in hunds rule ?

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Degenerate

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13
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A term used to indicate the polarity of a covalent bond?

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Dipole

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Way of writing structural formulas of molecules requires only a single line

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Condensed

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This anion has the same electron configuration as argon

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Functional group that contain nitrogen and come in primary,secondary, tertiary and quaternary arrangements

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Distance between two nuclei participating in a chemical bond

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Name to specific combinations of atoms are commonly found in organic molecules

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Functional groups

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Due to it’s contributing resonance structures the amide bond has this overall geometry

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The molecular dipole moment of the formula CCl4

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The molecular dipole of dimethl ether would be written around which Atom

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The acronym for a theory that is used to predict geometries around atoms in accordance with its electron locations in the atoms valence shell

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When did the origins of orgo begin? With what?

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1828 with the synthesis of urea from inorganic materials

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How many organic compounds have been synthesized?
15 million
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Aufbau (build up) principle
Orbitals fill from the lowest energy to highest energy
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Pauli exclusion principle
No more than two electrons may be present in one orbital
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Hunds rule
When orbitals of equal energy are available but there are not enough electrons to fill them completely so put one electron to each orbital before a second one is added to any of them
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Covalent bonding?
Electrons are shared Between two non metals
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Ionic bonding
Between a metal and a non metal that is stronger than covalent
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Electronegativity diff less than .05
Non polar
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Electronegativity diff more than 1.9
Ions start to form
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Electronegativity between .05 to 1.9?
Polar Covalent bonding