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2.4 Organic Chemistry Flashcards

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1
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What are the 4 types of formulas?

A
  1. Molecular formula
  2. Structural formula
  3. Displayed formula
  4. Skeletal formula
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Explain molecular formula

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Shows atoms and how many of each

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Explain structural formula

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Shows atoms, how many of each, and how it’s connected

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4
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Explain displayed formula

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Shows clearly which atoms present, how they arranged and all bonds

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5
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Explain skeletal formula

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Uses zig-zag lines representing carbon chain

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6
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What code name for 1 carbon?

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Meth…

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7
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What code name for 2 carbons?

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Eth…

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What code name for 3 carbons?

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Prop…

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What code name for 4 carbons?

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But…

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10
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What code name for 5 carbons?

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Pent…

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What code name for 7 carbons?

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Hept…

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12
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What code name for 9 carbons?

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Non…

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13
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If the functional group has a double bond, what the suffix?

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ene…

e.g.
Methene

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14
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If the functional group has chlorine, what the prefix?

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Chloro

e.g.
1-chloro-butane

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If the functional group has bromine, what the prefix?

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Bromo

e.g.
1-bromo-butane

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If the functional group has fluorine, what the prefix?

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Fluoro

e.g.
1-fluoro-butane

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17
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If the functional group has iodine, what the prefix?

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Iodo

e.g.
1-iodo-butane

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18
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If the functional group has amine (NH2), what both prefix & suffix?

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P: Amino e.g. 1-amino-butane?
S: amine e.g. but-1-amine

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19
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If the functional group has hydroxyl (OH), what prefix & suffix?

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P: Hydroxy e.g. i dunno
S: ol e.g. butanol

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20
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If the functional group has Carbonyl: Aldehyde/Ketone (C=O, double bond), what’s the suffix?

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al/one

e.g.
butanal
propone

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21
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If the functional group has carboxyl (O=C-OH, mainly has hydroxyl and double bond with oxygen), what’s the suffix?

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oic acid

e.g.
Ethanoic acid

22
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If the functional group has nitrile (R-C≡N, ig the main thing is C≡N), what’s both prefix and suffix?

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P: Cyano e.g. Cyano-1-Butane?
S: nitrile e.g. Butanol nitrile?

23
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Tho what’s the structure and prefix for Methyl?

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CH3, is just methyl

24
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And structure and prefix for Ethyl?

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Ch2CH3, is literally just ethyl

25
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One sentence for alkanes?

A

Saturated hydrocarbons

26
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One sentence for alkenes?

A

Functional group C=C

27
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One sentence for alcohols?

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Functional group -OH

28
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One sentence for halogenoalkanes?

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Functional group -F, -Cl, -Br, -I

29
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One sentence for carboxylic acids?

A

Functional group -COOH

30
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General formula for alkane?

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CnH2n+2
e.g.
C20H42

31
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General formula for alkene?

A

CnH2n
e.g.
C25H50

32
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General formula for alcohol?

A

CnH2n+1OH
e.g.
C66H133OH

33
Q

General formula for halogenoalkane?

A

CnH2n+1X
e.g.
C66H133F/Cl/Br/I

34
Q

General formula for carboxylic acid?

A

CnH2n+1COOH
e.g.
C66H133COOH

35
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Definition for isomers?
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Compounds having the same molecular formulae, but different structural formulae - i.e. a different arrangement of atoms in space

36
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What are the 3 different types of isomerism?

A
  1. Chain isomerism
  2. Positional isomerism
  3. Functional group isomerism
37
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What’s the difference for chain isomerism?

A

Ya got straight chain
CH3CH2CH2CH3
and ya got branched chain
CH3CH(CH3)CH3

38
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What’s the difference for positional isomerism?

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Ya got 1-bromopropane
CH3CH2CH2Br
and ya got 2-bromopropane
CH3CHBrCH3

39
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Which functional group can positional isomerism be applied to?

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Alcohols ig

40
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What’s the difference for functional group isomerism?

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Ya got propanal
CH3CH2COH
and finally propanone
CH3COCH3

41
Q

When does geometric (E/Z) isomerism take place?

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Atoms joining up in same order but different spatial arrangement

42
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What would the E in E/Z isomerism correlate to?

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E- entgegen (opposite side)

43
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What would the Z in E/Z isomerism correlate to?

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Z - zussamen (zame side)

44
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When would 1,2-dibromoethene have a Z?

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during C=C, both Br’s on top of both C’s (vice-versa for H)

(Z) - 1,2 - dibromoethene

45
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When would 1,2-dibromoethene have an E?

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during C=C, both Br’s on opposite positions diagonally on both C’s (vice versa for H)

(E) - 1,2 - dibromoethene

46
Q

So what about E/Z isomerism for some complicated formula like:

1-bromo-2-chloro-1-fluoro-2-iodoethene?

A

Uhhhhhhhhh, based on atoms with highest atomic mass, which take priority, honestly look at page 16.

47
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For the 4 main group 7 elements, order them from highest to lowest in terms of atomic mass (highest has more priority)

A
  1. Iodine
  2. Bromine
  3. Chlorine
  4. Fluorine
48
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Why does b.p increase for longer chains?

A

Longer chains =
More VDW forces =
More energy needed to overcome forces =
Higher B.P.

49
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What’s the effect of branching on boiling temperatures?

A

The more branches a molecule has, the lower it’s boiling temperature ig?

50
Q

Ye go do past paper, or u can start unit 2.5 if u want

A

Who knows what he chooses

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