16 - Covalent Bonds Flashcards
Isotope def and info
Version of an atom with same number of protons and electrons, but different number of neutrons
- most isotopes of an atom have the same chemical properties (due to electron shells and electrons - determine reactive properties)
Covalent bond def
Shared pair of electrons between the nuclei of two atoms
Rotation around double and triple bonds
No rotation
- allows formation of stereoisomers
Covalent bonds basic principles
Covalent bonds are strong
Covalent bonds give direction and shape
Double bonds stronger than single bonds and have no rotation
What are conformations
Structures arising from bond rotatikn
What is a chiral carbon
A carbon with 4 different groups attached
Optical isomerism
Which molecules have many stereoisomers
Carbohydrates
- e.g. glucose, fructose, galactose all have same molecule formular
Alpha and beta glucose difference
Hydroxyl and H groups are inverted on 1st carbon
Bonds between two glucose molecules
1, 4 glycosidic bonds
- can be alpha or beta
Different types of isomers