2 The Role of Carbon in Drug Molecules Flashcards

1
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Hydrocarbons - what is the trend in boiling point for increasing molecular weight?

A

Boiling point increases as molecular weight increases.

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2
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What are the two conformations of saturated hydrocarbons?

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Eclipsed and Staggered

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3
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Which conformation of saturated hydrocarbons is favoured?

A

Staggered - H atoms are far enough away from each other

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4
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What bond type causes torsional strain?

A

Eclipsed bonds

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5
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What causes Van der Waals strain (steric strain?

A

Atoms being too close together

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6
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What causes angle strain?

A

Distortion of bond angles from typical values

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7
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What does a positive substituent hydrophobicity constant show?

A

Substituents are more hydrophobic than H

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8
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What does a negative substituent hydrophobicity constant show?

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Substituents are less hydrophobic than H

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9
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How can we calculate C-C bong angles, assuming rings are flat?

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C-C bond angle = (180(n-2))/n

when n=number of C-C bonds in the constituent

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10
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What does the substituent hydrophibicity constant measure?

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The hydrophibicity (hydrophobic-ness) compared to hydrogen

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11
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What is the formula for substituent hyrophibicity constant?

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pi x=logPx-logPH

pi=constant
PH=partition coefficent unsubed compound

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12
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How can we find the hydrophobicity constant of benzene from chlorobenzene?

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Subtract teh hydrophibicity constant of Cl atom from chlorobenzene

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13
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What are the two forms of the inductive effect?

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Negative Inductive effect (-I)
Posittive inductive effect (+I)

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14
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Electron withdrawing nature - ____ Inductive Effect

A

Negative inductive effect

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15
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Electron donating nature - ____ Inductive Effect

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Positive Inductive Effect

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16
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What type of bonds does the inductive effect affect?

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Sigma Bonds

17
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What type of bonds does teh Mesomeric (resonance) Effect affect?

A

Pi Bonds

18
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What are the two kinds of mesomeric (resonance) effect?

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  1. Posive mesomeric (resonance) effect: -M or -R
  2. Positive mesomeric (resonance) effect: +M or +R
19
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Negative mesomeric effect: E_G

A

W - withdrawing

20
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Positive mesomeric effect: E_G

A

D - donating