B3 - organics Flashcards

1
Q

what is a sigma bond

A

ends overlap
single bond
1 orbital from each atom overlaps
strong

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2
Q

what is a pi bond

A

orbitals overlap side by side
weak bond

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3
Q

what are the 3 type of structural isomers

A

chain - branches
position - functional group
functional group

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4
Q

what are the two types of stereo isomers

A

E/Z and optical

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5
Q

what are E/Z isomers

A

where the pi bond cannot rotate
E - highest rfm group on different sides of the pi bond
Z - same side

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6
Q

what are optical isomers

A

carbon with 4 different groups bonded to it
rotates light in opposite directions

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7
Q

general formula of alkanes

A

Cn H2n+2

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8
Q

what is the molecular formula

A

the actual number of atoms of each element in a molecule

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9
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what is the empirical formula

A

simplest whole number ratio of the atoms in a molecule

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10
Q

what is a homologous series

A

same general formula and same functional group

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11
Q

what is the equation for atom economy

A

molecular mass of desired products / mass of products

x 100

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12
Q

what type of IMFS do alkanes have

A

london forces

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13
Q

what is the trend of solubility in alkanes

A

soluble in non-polar solutions
cyclohexane
as alkanes are non-polar

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14
Q

what is the trend with boiling points with alkanes

A

boiling point increases with chain length
more electrons
stronger London forces

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15
Q

what is the trend with chain branches and boiling points with alkanes

A

bpt decreases
less surface area in contact
IMFs are weaker

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16
Q

what is the equation for complete combustion with alkanes

A

alkane + oxygen —> water + carbon dioxide

17
Q

what is the mechanism that alkanes do

A

free radical substiution

18
Q

why is UV light required when reacting alkanes and halogens

A

to break the bond in the X2 to form 2 free radicals
to allow it to undergo homolytic fission

19
Q

what are the three stages of free radical substitution

A

initiation
propagation
termination

20
Q

describe free radical substitution in steps

A

Br2 → 2Br*
CH4 + Br* → *CH3 + HBr
}
CH3 + Br2 → CH3Br + Br }

2*CH3 → CH3CH3

21
Q

definition of aliphatic

A

straight / branched hydrocarbon

22
Q

definition of alicyclic

A

cyclical hydrocarbon

23
Q

definition of aromatic

A

cyclical and alternating double and single bond hydrocarbon

24
Q

what is the test for alkenes

A

add Br2 - bromine water
solution turns from orange to colourless

25
Q

what is the test for haloalkanes

A

add AgNO3
forms white cream yellow ppt

26
Q

what is the test for alcohols

A

add PCl5
steamy white flames - produces HCl

27
Q

test for aldehydes/ketones

A

add 2,4 DNPH
yellow ppt forms

28
Q

test for aldehydes

A

from yellow ppt add acidified Cr207 2-
turns from orange to green

29
Q

test for carboxylic acids

A

add universal indicator
turns red/orange

30
Q

what is an electrophile

A

electron pair acceptor

31
Q

what is a nucleophile

A

electron pair donor

32
Q

what is the mechanism from alkane to haloalkane

A

free radical substitution

33
Q

what are the conditions needed for alkane to haloalkane

A

UV light

34
Q

what is the mechanism for alkenes to alkanes

A