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Chapter 3 lecture Flashcards

1
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Heteroatoms

A

Not C or H

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2
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Which is the hydrogen bond acceptor and donor and why? (look at word)

A

notes page 75

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3
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How can dipole dipole occur?

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polar molecules where one end is partially positive and the other end is negative

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4
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What is the dipole dipole interaction of acetone? (look at word)

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note page 75

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5
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Dipole dipole interaction of CH3-C(triple bond) N

A

note page 75

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6
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Van der waal forces

A

Weak interactions caused by momentary changes in electron density and results in temp dipole

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7
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What compounds are attractive forces present?

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nonpolar

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8
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What happens for attractive forces between 2 molecules based on surface area

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Larger surface area= larger attractive force

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9
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Which molecule has larger attractive force (on word)

A

note page 75

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10
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What does it mean if a compound has a higher temperature boiling point

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attractive forces are stronger

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11
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longer chains cause what

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Stronger attraction of molecules together

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12
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Polizability

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measure of how electron cloud around atoms respond to changes

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13
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What type of atom has stronger VDW forces based on polarizability

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larger atoms= loosely held= more polarizabile
smaller atoms= tightly held = less polarizablie

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14
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Which atom has more polarizability? I or F

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I is more polarizable

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15
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As intermolecular forces increases what also increases

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Boiling point

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16
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Rank increasing boiling points and why? CH3Cl,CH3Br, CH3I, CH3F

A

CH3F,CH3Cl,CH3Br,CH3I

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17
Q

rank highest boiling point and why
1. CH3CH2CH2CH2CH3
2. CH3CH2CH2CH2OH
3. CH3CH2CH2CHO

A

1 VDW
3 DD VDW
2 HB DD VDW

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18
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On word doc which has a higher boiling point and why

A

1 because it has more surface area

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19
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On word doc rank higher boiling point and why

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1, 2, 3

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20
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What is the increasing strength of intermolecular forces

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VDW, DD, HB

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21
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rank which has highest Melting point and why

A

note page 77

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22
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If they all have same F group what will have higher melting point

A

more symmetrical compound

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23
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What are the normal solubility trends

A

like dissolves like

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24
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organic compound only water-soluble if

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1 polar functional group that can do hydrogen bonding with solvent for every 5 C atoms

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25
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Why do polar solvents dissolve in polar solvents

A

hydrogen bonding

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26
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What causes functional groups?

A

Heteroatoms and Pi bonds

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27
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What are the parts of an organic molecule?

A

Hydrocarbon backbone (R), covalent bond, functional group

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28
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What do functional groups do

A

determine properties

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29
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Aliphatic Hydrocarbons

A

Only made of C and H and have poor reactivity

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30
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Alkane

A

R-H

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31
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Example of Alkane

A

Note page 55

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32
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Alkene

A

R(double bond)FG

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33
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example of Alkene

A

Note page 55

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34
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Alkynes

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R(triple Bond)FG

35
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Example of Alkynes

A

Note page 55

36
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Phenyl

A

Note Page 55

37
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Aromatic Hydrocarbons

A

only C and H in a circle with poor reactivity

38
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What is the most common Aromatic Hydrocarbon

39
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Alkyl Halide

A

R–X (X= F,Cl,Br,I)

40
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Example of Alkyl Halide

41
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Functional group name of Alkyl Halide

42
Q

Alcohol

43
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Example of Alcohol

A

CH3CH2–OH

44
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Functional group name of alcohol

45
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How do you know what is the back bone?

A

larger chain of carbon

46
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Ether

47
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when is an ether symmetrical and unsymetrical?

A

Symmetrical when both R are =
Unsymmetrical when both R are not =

48
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Example of ether

A

CH3OCH3
CH3OCH2CH3

49
Q

Functional group name of ether

50
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Amine and names of types

A

R-NH2 Primary
R-NH-R Secondary
R-NH-R Tertiary
|
R

51
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Functional Group name Amine

52
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Thiol

53
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example of Thiol

54
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Functional Group name Thiol

A

Thio mercapto

55
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Sulfide (thioether)

56
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Example Sulfide (thioether)

57
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Functional Group name sulfide (thioether)

58
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Carbonyl Group

59
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Ketone

A

Note Page 71

60
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Example of Ketone

A

Note page 71

61
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Functional group name for Ketone

62
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Aldehyde

A

Note page 71

63
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Example of Aldehyde

A

Note page 71

64
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Functional group name for Aldehyde

65
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Carboxylic acid

A

Note page 71

66
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Example of Carboxylic acid

A

Note page 71

67
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Functional group name of carboxylic acid

68
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Ester

A

Note page 71

69
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Example of ester

A

note page 71

70
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Functional group name of ester

71
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Amide and types

A

Note page 71

72
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example of amide

A

note page 71

73
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Acid halide

A

note page 72

74
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example of acid halide

A

note page 72

75
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Types of bonds and strengths

A

Hydrogen bonds strongest, dipole-dipole moderate, van der Waals forces weak

76
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Hydrogen bonding

A

HO, HN, HF attracted to to lone pair on O,N,F

77
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Are Hydrocarbons soluble in CCl4 and H2O?

A

CCl4 yes
H2O no

78
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Are ketones soluble in CCl4 and H2O?

A

CCl4 yes
H2O yes

79
Q

Why is Aceton solube in CCl4 and H2O

A

Hydrophobic hydrocarbons= Soluble with CCl4
Hydrophilic O= soluble with H2O

80
Q

Hydrophobic

81
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Hydrophilic

82
Q

Which molecules are more soluble in water

83
Q

Vitamin A

84
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Vitamin C

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