Test 3 Flashcards

1
Q

sigma is an

A

internal plane of symmetry

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2
Q

define chiral

A

a carbon atom bonded to 4 DIFFERENT unique groups

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3
Q

can atoms with double or triple bonds be chiral

A

NO

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4
Q

chiral is to

A

directionality

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5
Q

how do sigmas impact chirality

A

molecules with sigmas do NOT have chirality

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6
Q

geminal

A

two functional groups bonded to the same carbon

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7
Q

can a molecule be achiral but have chiral atoms

A

YES

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8
Q

how to determine chiral atom on cyclic compounds

A

starting at carbon in question, move clockwise and then counterclockwise around the cyclic compound.
if you encounter the same pattern in both directions there is an internal plane of symmetry and it is ACHIRAL.
if the pattern is different, there is no internal plane of symmetry and it is CHIRAL.

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9
Q

how to rank priority of atoms when determining directionality

A

higher atomic number = higher priority

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10
Q

impact of the priority 4 atom

A

NOT NECESSARY for determining R or S configuration
priority 4 atom should be on a HASH

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11
Q

the ________ the unbranched chain, the more important it is

A

LONGER

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12
Q

tiebreaker protocol for same atoms when chains are UNBRANCHED

A

whichever atom is part of a longer (unbranched) chain is more important

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13
Q

tiebreaker for chains when one or more is branched

A

add up protons of atoms directly connected to atom in question

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14
Q

H should be on a

A

hash

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15
Q

enantiomer

A

mirror image

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16
Q

enantiomer of an R molecule is

A

S

17
Q

in order to draw an enantiomer there MUST be

A

at least one chiral carbon

18
Q

2 methods of drawing enantiomers

A

1) flip all wedges and hashes
2) draw mirror image

19
Q

ring flip method

A

left <-> right
wedge <-> hash

20
Q

diastereomers

A

non-superimposable
not mirror images

21
Q

meso compound

A

molecule has multiple chiral carbons but is NOT a chiral molecule

22
Q

D =

A

right handed

23
Q

L =

A

left handed

24
Q

the d,l pattern is

A

dextro, levo
2 chiral, no sigma
SS or RR

25
Q

the meso pattern is

A

internal mirror plane
2 chiral, 1 sigma
SR, RS

26
Q

chiral atoms are ______ active

A

optically

27
Q

2S, 3R-dibromobutane diastereomers

A

2R, 3R or 2S, 3S

28
Q

2S, 3R-dibromobutane enantiomer

A

2R, 3S

29
Q

R ring flip ->

A

R

30
Q

R mirror image ->

A

S

31
Q

R draw the enantiomer ->

A

S

32
Q

R Td rotation pinwheel ->

A

R

33
Q

are diastereomers or enantiomers more difficult to separate, why?

A

enantiomers
same boiling point, same polarity, etc

34
Q

Dextro- stands for ______. Dextro- is otherwise stated as ____. It refers to a molecule which _____________.

A

dextro-rota-tory
+
rotates light clockwise

35
Q

Levo- stands for ______. Levo- is otherwise stated as ____. It refers to a molecule which _____________.

A

rotates light counterclockwise

36
Q

drawing meso compounds

A

descending/ascending staircase format
wedge/wedge or hash/hash

37
Q

drawing d,l compounds

A

descending/ascending staircase format
wedge/hash or hash/wedge

38
Q

tetrahedral rotations

A

spin bottom 3
think pinwheel on stick

39
Q

how does a ring flip impact wedges and hashes

A

inverts them