Nomenclature and structure of other functional groups Flashcards

1
Q

Were used to describe fragrant substance

A

Aromatic compounds

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2
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From coal distillate

A

Benzene

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3
Q

From cherries, peaches, and almonds

A

Benzaldehyde

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4
Q

From tolu balsam

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Toluene

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5
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Aromatic compounds are now used to describe cyclic organic compounds with:

A

A high degree of unsaturation

Remarkably stable and unreactive compared to alkenes

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6
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Properties of aromatic compounds

A

Includes many valuable compounds

A common part of many organic structures and are particularly important in nucleic and amino acid chemistry

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7
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Examples of aromatic compounds

A

Steroids such as estrone

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8
Q

All of sex hormones are ______

A

steroids that have aromatic rings

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9
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Example of lipitor drug with aromatic ring

A

atorvastatine

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10
Q

Most common aromatic compound

A

Benzene

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11
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Usually structures are drawn in _____

A

Kekule structure or Line-angle
structure

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11
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aromatic compounds are highly ______

A

Conjugated

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12
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None of the bonds within benzene is considered as a double bond but _______

A

partially charged

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13
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Benzene and derivatives IUPAC name: 1 substituent :

A

Name of substituent + Benzene

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14
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IUPAC name for NO2

A

Nitro

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15
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Benzene and Derivatives: IUPAC name: 1 substituent with common name

A

retain common name as IUPAC name

16
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Common names of Benzene

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Toluene
Styrene
Phenol
Aniline
Benzaldehyde
Benzoic acid
Anisole

17
Q

Is Phenol alcohol

A

No, is separated from alcohol, but considered as derivative of benzene

18
Q

2 substituent benzene

A

Name of substituent
Name of Benzene derivative

19
Q

2 substituent benzene, name of substituent

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position (similar to cycloalkanes)

20
Q

True or false: Only on benzene can ortho, meta, and para be used

A

true

21
Q

ortho (o)

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1,2

22
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meta (m)

A

1,3

23
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Para (p)

A

1,4

24
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True or false: can have two substituents in a carbon in benzene

A

No, since there are already 3 bonds

25
Q

1,2-Dichlorobenzene

A

o-Dicholorobenzene

26
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1-Bromo-3-nitrobenzene

A

m-Bromonitrobenzene

27
Q

1-Ethyl-4-(1-methylethyl)bezene

A

p-Ethylisoprophylbezene

28
Q

4-Bromotoluene

A

p-Bromotoluene

29
Q

3-Chloroaniline

A

m-Chloroaniline

30
Q

1,3-Dimethylbenzene

A

m-Xylene

31
Q

1-Chloro-4-ethylbenzene

A

p-Chloroethylbenzene