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FINAL - SECTION 6 Flashcards

1
Q

How many bonds does a neutral carbon form

A

4

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2
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Organic chemistry basic structure

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  • Each bend or intersection = carbon atom
  • Hydrogen is not drawn if bonded to C, but if it is not bonded to C then draw
  • Every non-C atom drawn
  • Octet + duet rule
  • Draw separate bond from molecules (eg. OH, NH2)
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3
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Alkanes

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Contain only carbon and hydrogen and no double/triple bond

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4
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Base names alkanes

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  1. Methane 1C
  2. Ethane 2C
  3. Propane 3C
  4. Butane 4C
  5. Pentane 5C
  6. Hexane 6C
  7. Heptane 7C
  8. Octane 8C
  9. Nonane 9C
  10. Decane 10C
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5
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Primary carbon

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Bonded to one other carbon

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6
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Secondary carbon

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Bonded to two other carbon

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7
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Tertiary carbon

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Bonded to three other carbon

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8
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Quaternary carbon

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Bonded to four other carbon

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9
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Basic rules for naming

A
  • Lowest substituent
  • When 2+ same substituents, use prefix di tri tetra, etc
  • Substituent alphabetical order
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10
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Alkane naming format

A

Substituent number - substituent name - base name

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11
Q

Number prefix

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  • Mono 1
  • Di 2
  • Tri 3
  • Tetra 4
  • Penta 5
  • Hexa 6
  • Hepta 7
  • Octa 8
  • Nona 9
  • Deca 10
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12
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Iso prefix

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When there is a methyl group located on the second carbon of carbon chain

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13
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Alkynes

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Hydrocarbons with TRIPLE BOND (-yne). Give the first carbon of triple bond the lowest number

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14
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If there is more than 1 triple or double bond, what do you do with the number

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Write it in the middle, not the front (eg. hex-2-yne)

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15
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Alkenes

A

Hydrocarbons with one or more DOUBLE BOND (-ene)

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16
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Which one (alkynes or alkenes) get priority

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Whichever gets the lowest number, but if it is a tie then alkene gets priority

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17
Q

Unsaturated hydrocarbon

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Refers to alkynes and alkenes cause fewer H

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18
Q

Saturated hydrocarbons

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Refers to alkanes cause more H

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19
Q

Diene/triene

A

Alkenes with 2/3 double bonds

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20
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Cis isomer

A

If 2 substituents on same side of double bond

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21
Q

Trans isomer

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If 2 substituents on opposite side of double bond

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22
Q

Aromatic hydrocarbon

A

Rings with C-C double bond (benzene)

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23
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  • Phenyl
A

When benzene is attached to 7+ carbons

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24
Q

Alcohols

A

Contain a hydroxyl group (-nol)

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25
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Alkali hallides

A

Halogen binder to carbon (ane). Name from the carbon closest to halogen

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26
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Aldehyde

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Contain carbon double bonded to oxygen at the end and has H (anal)

27
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Ketone

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Contain carbon double bonded to oxygen within molecule and no H (anone)

28
Q

Carboxylic acid

A

Contain carbonyl group next to hydroxyl group (anoic acid)

29
Q

Ester

A

Has 2 oxygen groups. Name one side from double bond oxygen first (anoate)

30
Q

Newman project

A

Visualize the conformation of chemical bond from front to back

31
Q

Lines of Newman project inside circle

A

Represents front atom

32
Q

Circle outside the line on Newman project

A

Represents back atom

33
Q

Syn eclipsed

A

Least stable (highest energy) (0)

34
Q

Gauche staggered

A

60 degree

35
Q

Eclipsed

A

120 degree

36
Q

Antistaggered

A

Most stable (lowest energy) (180 degree)

37
Q

Cycloalkane

A

Alkane ring

38
Q

Draw cyclohexane chair

A

ok

39
Q

Isomer

A

Compounds with same molecular formula but different connectivity or different arrangement in space

40
Q

Constitutional isomer

A

Same molecular forma, different connectivity (variety in the shape)

41
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Chirality

A

No mirror image. IDENTIFY CARBON ATTACHED TO 3 OR 4 DIFFERENT SUBSTITUENT for chiral carbons

42
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Achirality

A

Has mirror image

43
Q

MESO compound

A

Chiral carbons but have a plane of symmetry

44
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Stereoisomer

A

Same molecular formula but different location of atoms in space (2^n, n is the chiral center and represents how many stereoisomer)

45
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Enantiomer

A

Same shape but solid line and wedges are swapped

46
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Diasteriosmer

A

Shape shape but just at least ONE of the solid or dash

47
Q

Mirror method

A

Flip 1 to 1

48
Q

Wedge/dash method

A

Change solid to dash, dash to solid

49
Q

R

A

Clockwise spin (spin from highest priority AKA 1, go from highest atomic number)

50
Q

S

A

Counterclockwise spin (spin from highest priority AKA 1, go from highest atomic number)

51
Q

R & S result

A

Enantiomer

52
Q

S & S result

A

Identical

53
Q

R & R result

A

identical

54
Q

Z

A

if 2 groups of high priority at the end of double bond on same side of molecule

55
Q

E

A

if 2 groups of high priority at the end of double bond on opposite end of molecule

56
Q

Nucleophile

A

Electron rich (has electrons to donate)

57
Q

Electrophil

A

Electron poor ( accepts electrons)

58
Q

Leaving group

A

Usually anion

59
Q

Sn1

A
  • Weak nucleophile
  • 3 degree > 2 degree
  • Polar protic solvent (H2O, ROH)
60
Q

Sn2

A
  • Strong nucleophile
  • 1 degree > 2 degree
  • Polar aprotic solvent (acetone, DMF)
61
Q

Polar protic solvent

A

H that binds to O, S, N

62
Q

Polar aprotic solvent

A

Not able to form hydrogen bonds cause no hydrogen bonded to electronegative atom

63
Q

Rate law for Sn1

A

First order (doubles) and k[subtrate] only cause not dependant on nucleophile concentration (carbocation)

64
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Rate law for Sn2

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Depends on both substrate and nucleophile concentration (back side attack) k[nucleophile][substrate]

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