Basic Principles Flashcards
Who proposed that a vital force was responsible for the formation of organic compounds
Berzilius
Who rejected berzilius Vital force in eightteen twenty eight
F wohler
What did f wohler synthesize
Organic compound urea From an inorganic compound ammonium cyanate
What’s the formula of urea
Nh2conh2
So synthesized acetic acid and methane by inorganic sources
Berthelot
Order of strength of bond
Big to small
Sp
Sp2
Sp3
Order of length of bond
Big to small
Sp3
Sp2
Sp
Order of electronegativity
Big to small
Sp
Sp2
Sp3
Methane formula
Ch4
Ethene formula
C2h4
Ethyne formula
C2h2
What’s pi bond
Parallel orientation of two p orbitals
Plane of molecule is ___ to p orbitals in a pi-pi overlap
Perpendicular
What is the valency of nitrogen
3.
Name the hybridisation for the Bonds
Single
Double
Triple
Sp3 sp2 sp respectively
Hypnotization of carbon and ch3cl
Sp3
What is v s e p r theory
The repulsion between the pears of valence electrons
Arrange them in the order of Highest repulsion to lowest repulsion
Bond pair bond pair
Lone pair bond pair
Lone pair Lone pair
Lone pair lone pair
Lone pair bond Pair
Bond pair bond pair
Shape of ab2
Linear
Shape and angle of ab3
Trigonal planar 120
Shape and angle of ab2L
Bent or v shape 120
Shape and angle of ab4
Tetrahedral 108°23’
Shape and angle of ab3L
Pyramidal less than 109.5 nearly 107
Shape and angle in ab2l2
Bent or v 109.5
Angle and shape in ab5
120 trigonal bipyramidal
Angle and bond in ab4L
Seesaw 180
Angle and bond in ab3l2
T 90
Angle and bond in ab2l3
180 linear
angle and bond in ab6
90 octahedral
Angle and shape in ab5l
Square pyramidal 90
Angle and shape in ab4l2
Square planar 90
Angle and shape in ab7
Pentagonal bipyramidal 90
Geometry - hybridisation
Linear
Trigonal planar
Tetrahedral
Trigonal bipyramidal
Octahedral
Sp
Sp2
Sp3
Sp3d
Sp3d2
tell the formulas of Methane Ethane propane butane pentane hexane heptane Octane nonane decane icosane triacontane
ch4 C2H6 c3h8 C4h10 c5h12 C6h14 C7h16 c8h18 C9h20 c10H22 C20h42 c30h62
Where do we use the prefix iso
We use it when a methyl group located on the second carbon of a carbon chain.
Where do we use neo
When all but two carbon forms a continuous chain
Where do we use secondary With exceptional case
Secondary is used when the functional group is bonded to a secondary carbon.This can be used Only for the chain containing four or more carbons
Name the order of decreasing priority of functional groups
sulfonic acid carboxylic acid anhydride Ester acid halide amide cyanide isocyanide aldehyde Ketone alcohol thio alcohol amine ester epoxide azo nitro alkane alkene alkane halide
What is chain isomerism
Same molecular formula different structure
What are position isomers
Different position of functional group
What is functional group isomerism
Same molecular formula but different functional groups
What is metamerism
Same molecular formula but different alkyl groups
What is stereoisomerism
Same sequence of covalent bombs but different in positions of their atom or groups
What’s a carbocation
Sextet of electrons and positive charge
Ch3+ ion is known as
Methyl cation or methyl carbonium ion
When are carbocations are classified into primary secondary and tertiary
When one two or three carbons are directly attached to positively charged carbon
Stability of carbocations big to small
Tertiary
Secondary
Primary
Shape of carbocationh
Trigonal planar
Order of stability of alkyl radicals
Small to big
Free radical
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
What’s a nucleophile
Reagent that brings electron to reactive side
Whats an electrophile
Reagent that takes electron from reactive side
What is polarizability effect
Temporary electron displacement effects are seen in a molecule when a reagent approaches to attack it