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Alkyl Halides Flashcards

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What are the three major classes of halogenated organic compounds?

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Alkyl halides, vinyl halides, and the aryl halides

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What is alkyl halide?

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A halogen atom bonded to one of the sp 3 hybrid carbon (single bonded) atoms of an alkyl group

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What is vinyl halide?

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Halogen atom bonded to one of the sp 2 hybrid carbon (double bond) atoms of an alkyl group

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What is aryl halide?

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A halogen atom bonded to one of the sp 2 hybrid atom (double bonded) atom of an aromatic ring

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What is geminal dihalide?

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Has two halogen atoms bonded to the same carbon atom

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What is vicinal dihalide?

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Has two halogens bonded to adjacent carbon atoms

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7
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What are the uses of alkyl halides?

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As solvent
Anesthetics

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What are alkyl halides primarily used as?

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Industrial and household solvents

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9
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What are examples of good solvents for cleaning and degreasing work?

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Methylene chloride
Chloroform

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Methylene chloride was once used as what?

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Why was chloroform replaced by methylene chloride?

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Chloroform is more toxic and carcinogenic

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What are the medical uses of alkyl halides?

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13
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What is more electronegative halogen or carbon?

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Halogen

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What is the equation for dipole moment?

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15
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As the halogen atoms become bigger the carbon - halogen bond length…

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Increases

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16
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As the bond length increases the electronegativity…

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Decreases

17
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What is the order of dipole moment increasing?

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18
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The physical properties of alkyl halides depends on what?

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London force and dipole-dipole attractions

19
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What is the strongest intermolecular attraction in alkyl halides?

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London force

20
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What are London forces?

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Surface attractions, resulting from coordinated temporary dipoles

21
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Molecules with larger surface areas have larger what?

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London attractions, resulting in higher boiling points

22
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How are alkyl halides prepared?

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Free-radical halogenation (non-selective )
Allylic bromination (selective)

23
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What is free-radical halogenation?

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24
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What is allylic bromination?

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25
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What are the reactions of alkyl halides?

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Substitution
elimination (dehydrohalogenation)

26
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What is Sn1 and Sn2 ?

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Organic Chemistry Il (12 decks)

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