7. Functional groups Flashcards
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Alkane
- functional group
- properties
- typical reactions
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- C-C
- non-polar, unreactive.
- radical substitution.
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Alkene
- functional group
- properties
- typical reactions
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- C=C
- non-polar, electron-rich double bond.
- electrophilic addition.
3
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Aromatic compounds
- functional group
- properties
- typical reactions
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- C6H5-
- stable delocalised ring of electrons.
- electrophilic substitution
4
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Alcohol
- functional group
- properties
- typical reactions
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- C-OH
- polar C-OH bond. lone pair on O can act as a nucleophile.
- Nucleophilic substitution, dehydration/elimination. Esterification, nucleophilic substitution.
5
Q
Haloalkane
- functional group
- properties
- typical reactions
A
- C-X
- polar C-X bond.
- Nucleophilic substitution, elimination.
6
Q
Amine
- functional group
- properties
- typical reactions
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- C-NR2
- lone pair on N is basic and can act as a nucleophile.
- Neutralisation, nucleophilic substitution.
7
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Nitrile
- functional group
- properties
- typical reactions
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- C-C triple bond N
- electron deficient carbon centre.
- reduction, hydrolysis.
8
Q
Aldehyde/ Ketone
- functional group
- properties
- typical reactions
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- C=O
- polar C=O bond
- Nucleophilic addition, reduction, aldehydes will oxidise
9
Q
Carboxylic acid
- functional group
- properties
- typical reactions
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- -COOH
- electron deficient carbon centre.
- neutralisation, esterification.
10
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Ester
- functional group
- properties
- typical reactions
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- RCOOR
- Electron deficient carbon centre.
- hydrolysis
11
Q
Acyl chloride
- functional group
- properties
- typical reactions
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- -COCl
- Electron deficient carbon centre.
- Nucleophilic addition, elimination, condensation (loose HCl), friedel crafts acylation
12
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Acid anhydride
- functional group
- properties
- typical reactions
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- RCOOCOR
- electron deficient carbon centre.
- esterification
13
Q
what is an alkenyl group?
A
a fragment of a molecule that contains a C=C bond
alkene equivalent of an alkyl group
14
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reaction type Addition
- description
- functional groups that undergo this type of reaction
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- 2 molecules join to form a single product. involves breaking double bond.
- alkene, carbonyls.
15
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reaction type Elimination/ hydration
- description
- functional groups that undergo this type of reaction
A
- involves removing a functional group which is released as part of a small molecule. often a double bon is formed.
- halogens, alcohols