cba x Flashcards
solubility of silver(i) halides
Cl->Br->I
decreasing solubility
increasing covalent
2,4 DNP
> orange/red ppt for carbonyl group
mp of derivative
compare to known
IE
> further from nucleus/ shell/radius/shielding
cations/ proton electron ratio
greater/ lesser nuclear attraction
intermolec forces q
> identify strongest bonding only
BP inc as electroneg inc
compare
D2O use
to identify NH and OH peaks
hetero/homolytic fission
fission:
COVALENT bond breaks
hetero:
one bonding atom receives both electrons
homo:
each bonded atom receives one electron
CDCL3 use
solvent in NMR
drawing condensation polymers
ester linkage in middle and also on ends split into carbonyl on one side and ether on other
limitations of free radical sub
further substitution/ mixture of products
substitution at different positions
GC blurt
RT is time spent in the tube
-can be used to identify compound
REL PEAK AREA
-proportions of compounds
- use calibration curves for conc
TLC chromatograms
Rf = moved my spot/ moved by solvent front
dot size represents proportion
DBE
(double bond equivalent/ degree of unsaturation)
one for each double bond
one for each ring
so napthalene is 8
condtitions for e/z isomerism
both carbons in the double bond have 2 different groups
x-block element
has its highest energy electron in an x subshell/orbital
transition element
forms ions with incomplete d-subshell/ d-orbitals