Alkenes Flashcards

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Q

Another word for 2-methyl-1-propene

A

Isobutylene

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Degree of unsaturation (number of double bonds ) can be determined by what equation ?

A

N= 1/2(2n + 2-m) for CnHm

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2
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What has a lower boiling point? Terminal alkenes or internal alkenes?

A

Terminal alkene

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3
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Do cis or trans have higher melting points?

A

Trans because they pack better in the solid state

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Do trans or cis have a lower boiling point?

A

Trans because they are less polar

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5
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Explain when sn1 or e1 reactions are favoured

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Always in competition. Will get a mixture. Except with high temperatures, then e1 will overrule

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6
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For e2, when a strong base removes a proton, the halide ion ____ to the proton will leave.

A

Anti

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7
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What is Zaitsevs rule ?

A

The more substituted bond is formed preferentially

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8
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When will e2 vs sn2 occur?

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1) if highly substituted = e2

2) if bulky base = e2 if strong base = sn2

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9
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Reduction of an alkene through catalytic hydrogenation needs the aid of what? What type of addition ?

A

A metal catalyst

Syn

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10
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Markovnikovs rule ?

A

The product with the halide on the most substituted carbon

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11
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Adding water to an alkene must be done under ___ temperatures and ___ conditions

A

Low

Acidic

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12
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Free radical additions are called ______ because the X adds on to the less substituted area due to the radical adding to the most substituted carbon

A

Anti Markovnikov

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