chp 13 - introduction to organic chemistry Flashcards

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characteristics of homologous series

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  • same general formula
  • similar chemical properties
  • same functional group
  • difference between one molecular formula and next is CH2
  • differ in physical properties
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isomers

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  • same molecular formula
  • diff structural formula (diff arrangement of atoms)
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stereoisomerism

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  • same molecular and arrangement of atoms
  • diff in 3d shape
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homolytic fission

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breaking of covalent bond where each atom gets 1 electron, forming 2 radicals

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heterolytic fission

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breaking of covalent bond where the more electronegative atoms takes both of the electrons, forming a negative ion

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curly arrows

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  • shows electron pair movement
  • starts of bond/lone pair of electrons (source)
  • ends at species accepting lone pair of electrons (destination)
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source of curly arrows

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nucleophile

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destination of curly arrows

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electrophile

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nucleophile

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  • positive charge loving
  • donates lone pair of electrons to form new covalent bond
  • lewis base
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electrophile

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  • negative charge loving
  • accepts lone pair of electrons
  • lewis acid
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free radical

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uncharged molecule with unpaired electrons

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addition

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2 or more molecules combine to form larger molecule

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substitution

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atom/group replaced by another atom/group

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elimination

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small molecule removed from organic molecule

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hydrolysis

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splitting of compound molecule using water

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condensation

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small molecules combine to form larger molecules and releases water/acid

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free radical substitution

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halogen atoms replace hydrogen atoms in alkanes

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3 main steps of free radical substitution

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1) initiation
2) propagation
3) termination

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initiation

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formation of radicals by heat/light

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propagation

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free radicals combine with molecules to produce new free radicals

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termination

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2 radicals react together to form a species which only contains paired electrons

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electrophilic addition

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electron-rich region attacked by electrophile to give 1 product

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nucleophilic substitution

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electron-rich nucleophile replaces a halogen atom

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factors favoring heterolysis and homolysis

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  • presence of heat/light
  • non-polar bonds
  • radical initiators (produces free radicals)
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nucleophilic addition
nucleophile attacks electron-deficient region, followed by the addition of a smaller molecule
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reactive species
1) free radicals 2) carbocations 3) carbanions 4) carbenes 5) nitrenes and arynes
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addition polymerization
alkene monomers ---> polymers
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requirements for alkene reaction with hydrogen
- nickel catalyst - 150C
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hybridization
combining 2 atomic orbitals to create a new type of hybridized orbital