B3 - organics Flashcards

1
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what is a sigma bond

A

ends overlap
single bond
1 orbital from each atom overlaps
strong

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2
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what is a pi bond

A

orbitals overlap side by side
weak bond

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3
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what are the 3 type of structural isomers

A

chain - branches
position - functional group
functional group

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4
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what are the two types of stereo isomers

A

E/Z and optical

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5
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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
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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
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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
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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
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what type of IMFS do alkanes have

A

london forces

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13
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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
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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
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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
what is the test for haloalkanes
add AgNO3 forms white cream yellow ppt
26
what is the test for alcohols
add PCl5 steamy white flames - produces HCl
27
test for aldehydes/ketones
add 2,4 DNPH yellow ppt forms
28
test for aldehydes
from yellow ppt add acidified Cr207 2- turns from orange to green
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test for carboxylic acids
add universal indicator turns red/orange
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what is an electrophile
electron pair acceptor
31
what is a nucleophile
electron pair donor
32
what is the mechanism from alkane to haloalkane
free radical substitution
33
what are the conditions needed for alkane to haloalkane
UV light
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what is the mechanism for alkenes to alkanes