3.3.1 Introduction To Organic Chemistry Flashcards

1
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What is molecular formula

A

The actual number of atoms of each element in a compound

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2
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What is structural formula

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Shows how various atoms are bonded
(Overall term has the subcategories like displayed etc)

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3
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What is displayed formula

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Draw out all the atoms and bonds
Shows how all the atoms are arranged and all the bonds between them

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4
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What is empirical formula

A

The simplest whole number ratio of atoms of each element in a compound

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5
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What is homologous series

A

Family of compounds with the same functional group, general formula and similar chemical properties

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6
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Skeletal formula

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Carbon and hydrogen are draw as lines. The lines are the bonds between carbons.
Looks like a bunch of sticks

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7
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Alkanes general formula

A

C2 H2n+2

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8
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Alkenes general formula

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Cn H2n

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9
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What does a functional group determine

A

The physical and chemical properties of molecules

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10
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What is a hydrocarbon

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Contains hydrogen and carbon atoms only

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11
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What are the 3 types of structural isomerism

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Chain
Positional
Functional

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12
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What is a chain isomer

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Have the same functional group but different arrangements of carbon skeleton
(Same molecular formula but branched in different ways carefully it’s not just rotated)

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13
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What is a positional isomer

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The different positions of the function group on the carbon skeleton
( look out for rotations should have different names)

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14
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What is functional group isomersims

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When different functional groups result in the same molecular formula

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15
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Functional group aldehydes + hows it written + suffix

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R-CHO
(C=O AT THE END ONLY)
….al

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16
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Function group ketones + how it’s written + suffix

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R-CO-R
C=O ANYWHERE EXCEPT END
….one

17
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Function group carboxylic acid + how it’s written + suffix

A

R-COOH
C=O
/
OH
….oic acid

18
Q

Priority when naming between alkyl groups Alkenes and Halogens

A

Lowest
Halogens
Alkyl groups
Alkenes
Functional group
Highest

19
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What is suffix if both ketones and Alkene

A

…enone
Instead of anone

20
Q

Together is E or Z isomer

A

TogetheZZZER
Z

21
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Opposite is E or Z isomer

A

OppositeEEEE
E

22
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Function group amines + how it’s written + suffix

A

NH2
…amine

23
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Function group nitriles+ how it’s written + suffix

A

C=— N (triple bond)
Nitrile
CN

24
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Stereoisomers definition

A

Molecules with the same molecular formula and structure but different arrangements of atoms in space

25
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General formula what is it

A

When there is a pattern to the structure E.g. alkanes is Cn H2n

26
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E-Z isomers are what type of isomers and why do they occur

A

Form of stereoisomers
Occurs as a result of restricted rotation of carbon-carbon double bond

27
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How to remember z isomer

A

Zuzamman
German for together

28
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When calculating priority for e z isomers how is this determined

A

By ATOMIC NUMBER
the bottom number