15 Flashcards

1
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Epichlorohydrin +BPA

A

forms gorilla glue for adhesive. Makes chains.

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2
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Regioselectivity, acids prefer the _____ substituted carbon

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more

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3
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Conjugated double bond

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Double bonds that alternate with single bonds, with interaction by overlap of the p orbitals in the pi bond

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4
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Isolated Double Bond

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Double bonds separated by two or more ingle bonds

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5
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Cumulated double bond

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successive double bonds with no intervening single bonds.

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6
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Conjugated double bonds are more/less stable than isolated double bonds.

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more

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7
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Heats of hydrogenation

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The enthalpy of reaction that accompanies the addition of hydrogen to a mole of an unsaturated compound.

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8
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Lower heat of hydrogenation means

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a more stable molecule

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9
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Resonance energy

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the extra stabilization provided by delocalization, compared with a localized structure.

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10
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Bonding molecular orbitals

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orbitals that are lower in energy than the isolated atomic orbitals.

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11
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Antibonding molecular orbitals

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orbitals that are higher in energy than the isolated atomic orbitals

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12
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nonbonding molecular orbitals

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orbitals that have the same energy as the isolated atomic orbitals.

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13
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orbitals are a mathematical representation of probability of electron density.

A

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14
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constructive overlap

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an overlap of orbitals that contributes to bonding

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15
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destructive overlap

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An overlap of orbitals that contributes to antibonding

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16
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Diels-Alder reactants

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Diene (electron rich) reacts with an (electron poor) alkene to form a cyclohexene ring.

17
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Diels-Alder reactant requirements (diene)

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S-trans must be switched to s-cis before reacting (Constructive overlap needs to occur, trans too far)

18
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Dienes locked in the s-trans

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will not undergo diels alder

19
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Dienes locked in s-cis

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will readily undergo diels alder

20
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Endo rule

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The stereo chemical preference for electron-poor substituents on the dienophile to assume endo position in a bicyclic Diels-Alder product.

21
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D or EDG is

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an electron donor group

22
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W or EWG

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Electron withdrawing group

23
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Conservation of Orbital Symmetry

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A theory of pericyclic reactions stating that the Molecular orbitals of reactants must flow smoothly into the Molecular orbitals of the product.

24
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Homo

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highest occupied molecular orbital

25
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Lumo

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lowest unoccupied molecular orbital

26
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Lumo pushes into homo or the reverse

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reverse,

Homo pushes into Lumo.