Organic Chemistry Flashcards

(70 cards)

1
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Nucleophiles

A

Donates Electrons

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Electrophiles

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Accepts Electrons

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3
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Cation

A

Positive Charge

(Lost an Electron)

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4
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Anion

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Negative Charge

(Gained an Electron)

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5
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Alkane

A

Single Bond

One Sigma Bond

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6
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Alkene

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Double Bond

1 Sigma bond + 1 Pi bond

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7
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Alkyne

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Triple Bond

1 Sigma bond + 2 Pi bonds

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8
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Markovnikov’s Rule

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Hydrogen moves to more hydrogen

Happens in Substitution, Nucleophilic 2nd Order (SN2)

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9
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Zaitsev’s Rule

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Hydrogen moves to fewer hydrogen

Happens in Elimination, 2nd Order (E2)

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10
Q

SN2 favored with

A

Low Temperature

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11
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E2 favored with

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High Temperature

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12
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Aldehyde Suffix

A

al

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13
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Aldehyde Prefix

A

formyl

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14
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Ketone Suffix

A

one

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15
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Ketone Prefix

A

oxo

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16
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Alcohol Suffix

A

ol

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17
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Alcohol Prefix

A

hydroxy

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18
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Amine Suffix

A

amine

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19
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Amine Prefix

A

amino

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20
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1 Carbon

A

meth

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21
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2 Carbons

A

eth

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22
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3 Carbons

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prop

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23
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4 Carbons

A

but

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24
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5 Carbons

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pent

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6 Carbons
hex
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7 Carbons
hep
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8 Carbons
oct
28
9 Carbons
non
29
10 Carbons
dec
30
Amine
31
Bromide
32
Chloride
33
Iodide
34
Carboxylic Acid
35
Aldehyde
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Ketone
37
Ester
38
R—OH
Alcohol
39
R—O—R
Ether
40
Amine
41
Phenol
42
Ketone
43
Carboxylic acid
44
Ester
45
Amide
46
Benzene
47
Toluene
48
Phenol
49
Aniline
50
Furan
51
Pyran
52
Starch
Can be digested
53
Cellulose
Cannot be digested
54
Peptide Bond
55
Amino Acid
* Carboxylic Acid * Amine
56
Phosphodiester
57
Purines
* Adenine * Guanine
58
Pyrimidines
* Cytosine * Thymine * Uracil
59
In DNA, Adenine pairs with
Thymine
60
In DNA, Guanine pairs with
Cytosine
61
In DNA, Cytosine pairs with
Guanine
62
In DNA, Thymine pairs with
Adenine
63
In RNA, Adenine pairs with
Uracil
64
The carbon atoms in heptane are ___ hybridized.
sp3
65
# True or False? Carbon cannot form stable bonds with other elements.
False
66
# True or False? Each carbon atom in benzene is sp hybridised.
False
67
# True or False? There are 20 types of amino acids commonly found in proteins.
True
68
Zeitsev’s rule is concerned with
Alkene formation by elimination
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The rate of reaction is dependent on the concentration of one of the reactants in which order?
First order
70
Aliphatic Hydrocarbons
* Alkanes * Alkenes * Alkynes