Organic Chemistry Flashcards

1
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Homologous series

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A group of compounds with the same general formula and contain the same functional groups

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2
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Hydrocarbons

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Organic compounds that contain hydrogen and carbon atoms only.

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3
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General formula of alkanes

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CnH2n+2

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4
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General formula of alkenes

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CnH2n

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5
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General formula of alkynes

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CnH2n-2

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6
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Unsaturated compounds

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Compounds that contain double or triple bonds between carbon atoms

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7
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Primary alcohol

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Hydroxyl group is bonded to a carbon bonded to only one other carbon

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8
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Secondary alcohol

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Hydroxyl group is bonded to a Carbon that is bonded to two other Carbons

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9
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Tertiary alcohol

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Hydroxyl group is bonded to a Carbon bonded to three other Carbon atoms

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10
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Bromine water with alkenes vs alkanes

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Unsaturated compounds discolour bromine water whereas saturated compounds do not.

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11
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Reaction conditions for Hydrohalogenation

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No water may be present

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12
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Hydration

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Alkene + water —> alcohol

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13
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Reaction conditions for Hydration

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Excess water
Presence of a catalyst (Sulphuric acid)
Mild heat

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14
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Reaction conditions for Hydrogenation

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Th addition of diatomic H atom
A catalyst (Pt, Ni, Pd)
Alkene must be dissolved in a non polar solvent

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15
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Dehydrohalogenation

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Haloalkane —> alkene + metal halide + H20 (strong base)

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16
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Reaction conditions for Dehydrohalogenation

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Heat under reflux
Concentrated strong base (NaOH)

17
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Reaction conditions for Dehydration

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An excess of a strong acid catalyst (H2SO4)
High temperatures

18
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Reaction conditions for Cracking

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High temperatures and pressures
Low temperature and pressure in the presence of a catalyst

19
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Reaction conditions for Hydrolysis

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mild heat
A dilute strong base (NaOH/KOH)
The solution must be aqueous

20
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Reaction conditions for the formation of haloalkane from alkanes

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Energy in the form of light (UV light)

21
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Melting point

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The temperature at which a substances solid and liquid states are in equilibrium

22
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Boiling point

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The temperature at which a substances vapour pressure is equal to atmospheric pressure

23
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Vapour pressure

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The pressure exerted by a substance in equilibrium with a solid or liquid in a closed container at a given temperature

24
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Viscosity

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The resistance of a fluid to flow or change its shape

25
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IMF found between ketones and alderhydes

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Dipole-dipole bonds

26
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IMF found in alkanes

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London dispersion forces

27
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IMF found in carboxylic acids and alcohol

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Hydrogen bonds

28
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Melting point

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The temperature at which a substances solid and liquid phases are in equilibrium

29
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Boiling point

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The temperature at which a substances vapour pressure is equal to atmospheric pressure

30
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Vapour pressure

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The pressure exerted by a substances in equilibrium with a solid or liquid in a closed container at a given temperature

31
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IMF found in Hydrocarbons

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London dispersion forces

32
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IMF found in ketones and aldehyde

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Dipole-dipole forces

33
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IMF found in carboxylic acids and alcohol

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Hydrogen bonds

34
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Functional group of aldehydes and ketones

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Carbonyl group

35
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Functional group found in alcohol

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Hydroxyl group

36
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Functional group of carboxylic acid and esters

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Carboxylic group