chapter 11 Flashcards

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Homologous series

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A group of molecules with the same functional group and similar chemical properties but a different number of - CH2 groups

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Functional group

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An atom responsible for the typical chemical reactions of a molecule

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3
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Saturated

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Contains no carbon- carbon double bonds

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Unsaturated

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Contains at least one carbon-carbon double bond

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5
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What is this: ch3ch2ch2ch3

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Butane

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What is this: ch3ch2ch3

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Propane

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Aliphatic

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Carbon atoms joined together in branched or un branched chains (NOT RINGS)

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Alicyclic

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Carbon atoms joined in ring structure, with or without branches

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Aromatic

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Some or all of the carbon atoms are found in benzene rings

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10
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Alkanes

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Containing a singlecarbon-carbon bond

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Alkenes

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Contains a double carbon-carbon bond

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12
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Homolytic fission

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Each atom of the bond keeps an electron each resulting in species called free radicals which are chemical species with an unpaired electron

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Free radical

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Important intermediates as the bond breaks to give two similar species each keeping an electron

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14
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Properties of homolytic fission

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  • One of the two shared electrons goes to each atom e.g HCL
  • no overall charge
  • dot represents unpaired electron
  • highly reactive
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Heterolytic fission

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One atom carries a negative charge after bond breaking indicating that it has both electrons of the bond and the other has no electron at all.electrons aren’t divided equally after bond breaking

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16
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Properties of heterolytic fission

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  • both of electrons go to one atom
  • results in one positive and one negative
  • occurs when a bond is already polar
  • Positive = carbocation
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Empirical formula

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Is the simplest whole-number ratio of the atoms of each element present in a compound

18
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General formula

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Is the simplest algebraic formula of any member of a homologous series

19
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Displayed formula

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Shows the relative positioning of all of the atoms in a molecule and the bonds between them

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Skeletal formula

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The simplified organic formula, shown by removing hydrogen atoms from alkyl chain, leaving just a carbon skeleton and associated functional groups