Mid session prep Flashcards

(51 cards)

1
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alkane:

A

single bonded to C

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2
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alkene:

A

double bonded to C

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3
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alkyne:

A

triple bonded to C

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4
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alcohol:

A

OH group bonded to C

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5
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amine:

A

N bonded to 3 R

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6
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carboxylic acids:

A

double bond O, with OH group

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7
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esters:

A

double O bond and single O bond to C

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8
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ethers:

A

single O bond with 2 other groups

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9
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amides:

A

C double bonded to O, with 2 other groups

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10
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aldehydes:

A

double O bond to C, and single H

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11
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ketones:

A

double O bond to C, 2 other groups

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12
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iso-

A

branched projection

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13
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cyclo-

A

ringed C

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14
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find mass:

A

mol x molar mass

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15
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find mol:

A

mass ÷ by molar mass

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16
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find no of molecules:

A

mol x Avogadros no.

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17
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formal charge:

A

(no of valence electrons in atom) - (1/2 x bonded electrons) - all bonding electrons

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18
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addition reaction type:

A

2 reactants –> 1 new product

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19
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elimination: reaction type

A

1 reactant –> 2 new products

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20
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substuition reaction type:

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exchange of parts in 2 reactants

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21
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amphriotic:

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can be both acid and base

22
Q

Arrhenius model:

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acids dissociate - H+ ions

bases dissociate- OH- ions

23
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Bronsted Lowry model:

A

focuses on the transfer of H ions:
BL a: proton donor
BL b: proton acceptor

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VSEPR linear:

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straight line, 180º

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VSEPR trigonal planar:
equal triangular, on same plane, 120º
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VSEPR trigonal pyramidal:
trig planar affected by lone pair, sticks up a lil
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VSEPR tetrahedral:
4 equally spaced shape, 109.5º
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alkyl:
where H is removed from alkane, -yl`
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conjugate base and acid eg:
HCl --> Cl-
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conjugate acid and base eg:
CH3- --> CH4
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buffer solution eg:
weak acid and conjugate base, HF/ NaF
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iron cations:
Fe (II) | Fe (III)
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copper cations:
Cu (I)
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name HNO3
nitric acid
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name H2SO4
sulfuric acid
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name H3PO4
phosphuric acid
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name HC2H3O2
acetic acid
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name H2CO3
carbonic acid
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name HCl
hydrochloric acid
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name HF
hydrogen flouride
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name HBr
hydrogen bromide
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name HBr
hydrogen bromide
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general ions for metals:
cations +
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general ions for nonmetals:
anions -
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alkyl hallides:
C with 3 groups of H, and 1 group of halogen
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limiting reactant:
reactant consumed first, limits amount of product
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percent yield:
(actual yield ÷ theoretical yield) x 100
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theoretical yield:
expected amount of product if all reacted and created product according to equation
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actual yield:
measured amount of product
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double bonds have: ? weak/strong bonds
1 weak, 1 strong
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triple bonds have: ? weak/strong bonds
2 weak, 1 strong