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Block 1 - Foundations Flashcards

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1
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Anhydride functional group

A

O O
ll ll
C-C-O-C-C

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anhydride nomenclature

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alkanoic anhydride

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nitrile functional group

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-C=_N

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nitrile nomenclature

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alkane nitrile

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thiol functional group

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-C-SH

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thiol nomenclature

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alkane-n-thiol

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phenol functional group

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benzene ring with -OH

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phenol nomenclature

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alkylphenol

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nomenclature priority

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-COOH > ester > amide > nitrile > -CHO > ketone > alcohol > amine > C=C > alkyne > alkane > ether > alkyl halide = alkyl

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10
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DBE formula

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1/2 (2n4 + n3 - n1 + 2)

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newman projection terminology

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staggered vs. eclipsed (anti, gauche and syn)

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12
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electrostatic potential map colours

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red = electron-rich (high electron density)
blue = electron-poor (low electron density)
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13
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types of intermolecular forces

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  • momentary dipole-dipole attractions (dispersion forces)
  • dipole-dipole interactions
  • hydrogen bonding
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14
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chromatography components

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  • solvent/mobile liquid phase = relatively non-polar

- absorbent/solid stationary phase = polar

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chromatography mechanism

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if solute is:

  • polar = more strongly attracted to polar stationary phase thus moves slowly
  • non-polar = less attracted to polar stationary phase thus moves rapidly
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substitution bond changes

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same type of bonds (sigma) broken and formed

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substitution DBE changes

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DBE remains same

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addition bond changes

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1 pi bond broken and 2 sigma bonds formed

19
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addition DBE changes

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DBE decreases

- product less unsaturated/more saturated

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elimination bond changes

A

2 sigma bonds broken and 1 pi bond formed

21
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elimination DBE changes

A

DBE increases

- product more unsaturated

22
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reaction subclassifications

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1) polar/non-polar
2) nucleophilic/electrophilic reagent
3) nature of substrate (alkyl - chain base, aryl - aromatic ring etc.)

23
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conditions of aromatic ring

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  • planar
  • cyclic
  • all atoms have p orbital
  • ring contains pi electrons
24
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non-polar reactions

A
  • reactions of free radicals

- bond breaking/making may take place simultaneously

25
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free radicals

A

neutral species with an unpaired electron

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polar reactions

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  • one bonding partner supplies electron pair while the other receives it to form a new bond
  • reaction between nucleophile and electrophile to form a new covalent bond
27
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nucleophile

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  • nucleus (+ve charge) lover

- electron rich: either neutral or -vely charged and have either lone e- pair or e- in pi bonds

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electrophile

A
  • electron lover

- neutral or +vely charged

29
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types of bond cleavage

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  • symmetrically: homolytic bond cleavage

- unsymmetrically: heterolytic bond cleavage

30
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homolytic bond cleavage

A
  • 1 e- ends up on each formerly bonded atom

- non-polar reactions

31
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heterolytic bond cleavage

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  • both e-s end up on one of the formerly bonded atoms
  • polar reactions
  • e- s move towards more electronegative atom
  • carbocations more common than carbanion as C is not very electronegative
32
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determination of nucleophilic/electrophilic reactions

A

determined by reagent/species doing the replacing

- if unsure, check other reactant as they will be opposites

33
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reaction mechanisms

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detailed pathway by which reactants are converted to products

  • often require multiple steps (elementary reactions) that require multiple steps
  • reactive intermediates are unstable and short-lived (formed in one step then used up in the next)
34
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types of nucleophilic substitution

A

Sn1 and Sn2

35
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Sn1

A

stepwise so bond breaking THEN bond making

36
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Sn2

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single step so bond breaking/forming simultaneous

37
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alkenes and alkynes are

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nucleophiles (electron rich - e-s in pi bond) thus undergo electrophilic addition

38
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bonds in benzene

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in reality, 6 identical 1.5 bonds but drawn as 1 of 2 resonance forms

39
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resonance energy

A

conjugated double bonds give extra stability

40
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simple benzene nomenclature

A

___benzene (e.g bromobenzene)

41
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complex benzene nomenclature

A

phenyl____

42
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benzene common names

A
  • NH2 = aniline
  • CHO = benzaldehyde
  • CO2H = benzoic acid
  • OH = phenol
  • CH3 = toluene
43
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disubstituted benzenes

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  • 1,2-substituted = ortho
  • 1,3-substituted = meta
  • 1,4-substituted = para
44
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why are double bonds more polar?

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relative mobility of pi electrons as they are not held as tight being further from the nuclei

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