Chapter 12 - Basic Concepts in Organic Chemistry Flashcards

1
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What is the suffix for an aldehyde?

A

-al

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2
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What is the suffix for a ketone?

A

-one

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3
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What are the suffixes for esters?

A

-yl -anoate

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4
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What is the functional group of an aldehyde?

A

—-C=O
I
H

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5
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What is the functional group of a ketone?

A

O
II
-C-

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6
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What is an aliphatic compound?

A

Straight, branched, or non-aromatic chains.

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7
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What is an aromatic compound?

A

Containing a benzene ring.

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8
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What is an alicyclic compound?

A

Rings that are not aromatic.

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9
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What is the purpose of curly arrows?

A

They show the movement of a pair of electrons in a mechanism.

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10
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What is bond fission?

A

The breaking of a covalent bond.

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11
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What is heterolytic fission?

A

When the covalent bond breaks but the electrons are distributed unequally to form 2 different ions (a cation and an anion). A curly arrow is used to show that both electrons move together.

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12
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What is homolytic fission?

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When the covalent bond breaks with the pair of electrons in the bond being shared equally to form 2 uncharged radicals.

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13
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What are chain isomers?

A

Same molecular formula, but different arrangement of the carbon skeleton (e.g. branching)

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14
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What are position isomers?

A

Same molecular formula, but different position of the functional group on the carbon skeleton (e.g. pentan-1-ol and pentan-2-ol)

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