O Chem Test 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Alkene

A

hc with at least 1 dbl bond

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2
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Alkyne

A

hc with at least 1 triple bond

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3
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enyne

A

hc with at least 1 dbl and 1 triple bond

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4
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olefins

A

alternative name for alkenes

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5
Q

acetylenes

A

alternative name for alkynes

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6
Q

CnHzn

A

general formula for acyclic alkenes

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7
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CnH2n-2

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general formula for acyclic alkynes

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8
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cumulated alkenes

A

alkenes w/ adjacent dbl bonds at least once in the molecule

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9
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conjugated alkenes

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alkene in which 2 dbl bonds are separated by a singlel carbon bond

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10
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isolated alkene/alkyne

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alkene/alkyne w/2 or more sets of multiple bonds separated by more than 2 single carbon bonds

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11
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structural isomerism

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isomerism as defined previously, isomers= molecules with same chemical formula but different structural formulas

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12
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spatial isomers

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isomer w/ the same structural formula, but with diff arrangement of the atoms in space

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13
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cis/trans isomerism in cycloalkanes

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a kind of spatial isomerism involving the placement of side groups on either side of a ring

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14
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steric hindrance

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lack of freedom of side groups to move to either side of a ring due to adjacent atoms w/ their electron clouds filling up the surrounding space

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15
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configurational isomers

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spatial isomers that are truly different molecules w/no spontaneous inter-conversion possible between them

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16
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cis/trans isomerism in alkenes

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a type of spatial isomerism involving the placement of side groups on either side of multiple bond

17
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conformations (conformers)

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spatial isomers which fairly easily interconvert at normal conditions

18
Q

eclipsed conformation

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conformation w/branch atoms/groups along the same line of sight

19
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staggered conformation

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conformation w/branch atoms/groups

20
Q

molecular projection

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an attempt to show on 2-D paper the 3-D spatial structure of a molecule

21
Q

chair conformation

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conformation of cyclohexane in which all carbon bond angles =109.5

22
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puckered conformation

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a conformation in which a molecular ring is warped or bent to accommodate a certain bond angle

23
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boat conformation

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a pcukered conformation for cyclohexane in which all c-c bonds are at 109.5 but less stable than chair confromation

24
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equatorial bonds

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bonds of H’s or substituents in the average plane of the ring

25
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axial bonds

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bonds of H’s or substituents parallel to the average plane of the ring