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6.1 Flashcards

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1
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what is a hydrocarbon

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A molecule containing only hydrogen and carbon atoms

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What is displayed formula

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Formula which shows every atom and every bond

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What is structural formula

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Shows unambigously how atoms are joined together
e.g CH3,CH2,CH3

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4
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What is skeletal Formula

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shows all bonds between carbon atoms

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5
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what is molecular formula

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Shows the actual number of atoms in each molecule

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6
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Empirical Formula

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Shows the number of each atom in simplest whole number ratio

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7
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1st step of naming compounds

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unbranched alkanes are named according to number of carbon atoms e.g meth, eth, prop, but

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2nd step of naming compounds

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Determine the principle chain by finding the chain/route with the most carbon atoms

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3rd step of naming compounds

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If 2 or more chains have same number of carbon atoms chose the principle chain as the one with the highest number of branches

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4th step of naming compounds

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Number the carbon atoms of the principle chain from 1 to end with carbon atom 1 being the carbon at the first branch

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What is a structural isomer

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compound with the same molecular formula but different structural formula.

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12
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3 types of structural formula

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Chain
Position
Functional Group

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13
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what is chain isomer

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molecule with diff carbon chain

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14
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what is functional group isomer

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Structural isomer that differ by functional group

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15
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what is position isomer

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molecule with the same functional group attached in different position

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16
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sterioisomerism

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molecule with the same molecular + structural formula but diff spatial arrangement of atoms

17
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geometricisomerism

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type of sterioisomerism with diff arrangement of groups around c=c

18
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cis(Z) isomer

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isomer where the highest priority group at each end of c=care on same side

19
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trans(E) isomer

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isomer where the highest priority group at each end of c=care on different sides

20
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how to find whether its E or Z

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  1. Find RFM of both molecules on both sides of c=c
  2. The molecule with highest RFM is priority molecule
  3. If priority molecules line up on same side horizontally its Z
  4. If priority molecules line up diagonally its E

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