26.1- INTRODUCTION TO ALDEHYDES AND KETONES Flashcards

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1
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What does the carbonyl group consist of?

A

carbon-oxygen double bond

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2
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Where is the carbonyl group present?

A

in ketones + aldehydes

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3
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In aldehydes what does the carbonyl carbon have?

A

has at least one hydrogen atom bonded to it

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4
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In ketones, what does the carbonyl carbon have?

A

two organic groups

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5
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What suffix is used to name aldehydes?

A

-al

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6
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Where only can the aldehyde group occur?

A

only occur at end of chain

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7
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As the aldehyde group can only occur at the end of a chain, what is not needed?

A

numbering system not needed to show location

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8
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What suffix is used to name ketones?

A

-one

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9
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Is the carbonyl group polar?

A

strongly polar

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10
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As the carbonyl group is strongly polar, what is between ketone and aldehyde molecules?

A

permanent dipole-dipole forces between the molecules

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11
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What chain length aldehydes and ketones mix completely with water?

A

shorter chain aldehydes and ketones

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12
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Why do shorter chain aldehydes and ketones mix completely with water?

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as hydrogen bonds form between oxygen of carbonyl compound + water

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13
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What happens to the solubility of carbonyl compounds as the length of the carbon chain increases? (solubility in water)

A

as length of carbon chain increases, carbonyl compounds become less soluble in water

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14
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What state is methanal in at room temp?

A

gas

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15
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What does benzenecarbaldehyde smell of and what is it used to do?

A

smell of almonds

used to scent soaps + flavour food

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16
Q

What is the strength of the C=O bond like?

A

strong

17
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Why is the C=O bond polar?

A

big difference in electronegativity between carbon + oxygen

18
Q

Where can nucleophilic reagents attack on the C=O bond?

A

attack slightly positive C

19
Q

As the C=O contains a double bond, what are carbonyl compounds said to be and what is possible?

A

carbonyl compounds unsaturated + addition reactions possible

20
Q

What is the most typical reactions of the carbonyl group?

A

nucleophilic additions