10. Mechanisms Of Reactions Flashcards

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What does mass spectrometry tell you?

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The molecular weight of the compound

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What does IR spectroscopy tell you?

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What functional groups are in a molecule

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What does H and C13 NMR tell you about the compound?

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Tells you the environment of the H and C atoms in the molecule
- Symmetry is important

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How are bonds broken homolytically?

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Each atom of the bond gets one electron to form 2 radicals (odd electron species)

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How are bonds broken heterolytically?

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Atom of bond with higher electronegativity gets two electrons to form 2 even electron species

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How are bonds made homogenically?

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2 radicals (odd electron species) donate one electron each to form a bond

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How are bonds made heterogenically?

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Two electrons donated from one species to another to form a bond

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What is a nucleophile?

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  • Electron rich molecules or ions that possess a non bonding lone pair of electrons
    (Lewis base)
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9
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What is an electrophilic?

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  • Electron deficient ions or molecules. Usually lack a stable octet and can therefore accept a pair of electrons (E+)
  • Sometimes called Lewis acids
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10
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What energy must the reactants reach in a two step reaction in order for the reaction to occur?

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For a reaction to occur the reactants must have sufficient energy to reach the highest transition state of the reaction

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