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1
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alkyl halide

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halogen is directly bonded to an sp3 carbon

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2
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vinyl halide

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halogen is bonded to an sp2 carbon of alkene

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3
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aryl halides

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halogen is bonded to an sp2 carbon on a benzene ring

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4
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halogens are ______ electronegative than carbon

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more

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methyl halides

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halide is attached to a methyl group

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6
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primary alkyl halide

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the carbon to which halogen is bonded, is attached to only one carbon

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secondary alkyl halide

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halogen is attached to a carbon that is secondary

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tertiary alkyl halide

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halogen is attached to a carbon that is tertiary

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9
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germinal dihalide

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two halogen atoms are bonded to the same carbon

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10
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vicinal dihalide

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two halogen atoms are bonded to adjacent carbons

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11
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uses of alkyl halides

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  • industrial and household cleaners
  • anesthetics
  • freons used in refrigerants and foaming agents
  • pesticides
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12
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greater intermolecular forces, __________ the boiling point

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higher

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13
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spherical shape _________ boiling point

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decreases

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14
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free radical halogenation

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  • chlorination = mixture of products
  • bromination = highly selective
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15
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free radical allylic halogenation

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halogen is placed on a carbon directly attached to the double bond

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16
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prefix: F

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fluoro

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17
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prefix: Cl

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chloro

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18
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prefix: Br

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bromo

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19
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prefix: I

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iodo

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20
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Alkyl halides have ____ priority when it comes to numbering the direction of the chain

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NO

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21
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when a nucleophile reacts with an electrophile that does not have an empty orbital

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substitution reaction

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22
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in a substitution reaction, we use the _______ of the leaving group to determine reaction rate

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stability

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23
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due to their high electronegativity, _________________ will be the primary leaving groups

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alkyl halides

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24
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increasing carbocation stability

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1 < 2 < allylic < bensylic < 3

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25
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increasing radical stability

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1 < 2 < 3 < allylic - benzylic

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26
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SN2 (full name)

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substitution nucleophilic bimolecular

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27
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SN2 Properties: nucleophile

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strong

28
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SN2 Properties: leaving group

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unsubstituted and strong

29
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SN2 Properties: reaction coordinate

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transition state

30
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SN2 Properties: concerted or stepwise

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concerted

31
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SN2 Properties: rate

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  • bimolecular
  • k[Nu][RX]
32
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SN2 Properties: stereochemistry

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inversion

33
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SN2 nickname

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backside attack

34
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SN2: order of reactivity

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methyl > 1 > 2 (tertiary is impossible)

35
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the more -R groups, the more substituted the carbocation, the __________ stable

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more

36
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SN1 (full name)

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substitution nucleophilic unimolecular

37
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SN1 Properties: nucleophile

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weak

38
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SN1 Properties: leaving group

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highly unsubstituted

39
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what does substituted mean?

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more R groups (less H)

40
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SN1 Properties: concerted or stepwise

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stepwise

41
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SN1 Properties: rate

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  • unimolecular
  • k[RX]
42
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SN1 Properties: stereochemistry

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racemic

43
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SN1 nickname

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soluolysis (common solvents: H2O, ROH, NH3)

44
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polar solvents are solvents which contain a _______________

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net dipole

45
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aprotic polar solvents are solvents that cannot display ______________

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hydrogen bonding

46
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protic solvents are solvents that display _____________

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H bonding

47
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Which reactions do we prefer in protic solvents?

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SN1 and E1

48
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Which reactions do we prefer in aprotic solvents?

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SN2 and E2

49
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H2O, -OH, and amines (polar protic or aprotic)

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polar protic

50
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THF, DMSO, DMF, (other achronyms) –> (polar protic or aprotic)

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polar aprotic

51
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alcohol is __________ with a strong acid as it is a common leaving group

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protonated

52
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-OTs

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Sulfonate Ester –> Tosyl (benzene and methyl)

53
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-OMs

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Sulfonate Ester –> Mesyl (methyl group)

54
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-OTf

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Sulfonate Ester –> Triflyl (CF3)

55
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molecule that can easily donate electrons

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nucleophile

56
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molecule that can easily remove a proton

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base

57
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a negative charge will always be a ___________ nucleophile than its neutral counterpart

A

stronger

58
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the bulkier the substrate, the more ______ and less _________ it is

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basic, nucleophilic

59
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better size for a better base / nucleophile

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aprotic

60
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Nucleophilicity in ________ solvents increases as the size of the atom increases.

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protic

61
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carbocations are stabilized by a phenomenon called _______________

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hyperconjucation (adjacent sigma bonds can share electron density with the carbocation)

62
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the more substituted the carbocation, the more _______________

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stable (1 < 2 < allylic - benzylic < 3)

63
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1, 2 hydride shift

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occurs when there is a hydrogen located on an adjacent, more stable carbon

64
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1,2 alkyl shift

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occurs when only small alkyl groups are located on an adjacent, more stable carbon

65
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ring expansion occurs only on what size of membered ring?

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2, 3 or 5 membered ring ONLY

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