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chem exam 2-3 Flashcards

1
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1-4 alkanes are___at room temp

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gas

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5-15 alkanes are___at room temp

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liquid

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esterification is where..(face the equation ester)

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you rewrite to make the OH and the H face each other to form H2O

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4
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amide hydrolysis (amide switching back to hydro)

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back to carboxylic acid and amine

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5
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if you use acid (H+) in amide hydrolysis instead of water, it’s called

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acid hydrolysis - it makes ammonium ion (you don’t understand this)

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if you use basic solution (OH-) in amide hydrolysis instead of water, it’s called (just the name)

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base hydrolysis

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if you do carboxylic acid hydrolysis in basic solution, the result will be…(the hydro box with acid is chocolate)

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a carboxylate ion

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if you do hydrolysis of amide in an acidic solution, the result will be…(acid changes you)

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an ammonium ion - NH3 because you get one H from the H2O and the other H from the acidic catalyst - you add 2 Hs.

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9
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when naming amines if there are differences on both sides of the N

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name the longest one the parent and add amine. the other is the substituent - BUT use the akyl name for the parent as well if it’s common. IUPAC longest chain is parent and called propanamine

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amines are basic or acidic?

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weakly basic

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11
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strongest to weakest bases - amines

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Nonaromatic Amines > Ammonia > Aromatic Amines

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12
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trick - if the H is bonded directly to the O

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it can hydrogen bond w/ itself

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when naming amines, if there is an OH and an NH2…

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the OH has priority and it becomes an oxygen. The NH2 is the branch and called amino.

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if an amide is written in condensed form, it must have…(amide is a CON)

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a C, O, and N somewhere next to each other

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15
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ester and amide formation

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the OH on carboxylic acid is replaced by OR group of alcohol. In amide the OH from carboxylic acid is replaced by NR from amine. Both produce bi-product of H2O

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16
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in amidation, you’re only taking the..(amadeus only needs the N-oise)

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N and the rest of the chain and joining it with the carboxylic acid. The other H from the N and the OH from the box join to form + H2O

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17
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what undergoes hydrolysis?

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ester and amides. Esters become alcohol and amides become amines

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18
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tertiery amines can’t form…

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amides (amidation) because they don’t have an H. They form ammonium salts instead

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19
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if heat is the catalyst or involved, it’s…

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amidation

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20
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ester hydrolysis is caused by both…

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acids and bases

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21
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ester hydrolysis with an acid…(H2SO4) (ester on acid takes acid and alcohol)

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is the reverse of esterification. Product is acid and alcohol

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22
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ester hydrolysis with a base (KOH or NaOH)…(ester is basically a sap)

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is saponification. The product is a carboxylate anion.

23
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remember, ester has…(O bonds)

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a double O bond and a single O bond

24
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the product of amide hydrolysis?

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carboxylic acid and amine

25
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if you have a carboxylic acid attached to a benzene with NH2 or something, name it…

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don’t name it analine, name it aminobenzoic acid

26
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esters attached to cyclical or benzene will look like this…

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O
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CO - (the other C is here but you won’t see it) (this is the benzene)

27
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ester naming will ALWAYS

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be split in 2, unless it’s at the end

28
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COOC

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ester - might be written this way

29
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COC

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ketones can literally be written like this - you tell the difference between this an ether by looking at the surrounding carbons. If they are CH2, then you know it’s an ether because it’s a single bond.

30
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trick - if molecule has H bonded to N or O it can…(HON can hydrogen bond with itself)

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hydrogen bond w/ itself (remember aldehydes have CHO, but the O is bonded to the C, not the H)

31
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ketones and aldehydes only soluble up to…

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3 carbons. 4 is not soluble

32
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when will a ketone give a positive benedict’s test?

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if there is an OH next to the carbonyl group

33
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reduction of ketones and aldehydes w/ reducing agent and H3O

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the reducing agent adds one H to the free C (which you might not see) and the H3O adds one H to the O. The biproduct is + H2O

34
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common naming of ketones

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it’s just alphabetical - ie methyl propyl ketone

35
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aldehyde on benzene will look like this…

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O
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benzene - / \ H

36
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hemiketals and hemiacetals

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formed when OH is added to aldehyde or ketone. When acid catalyst is added, they become ketals and acetals.

37
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how to tell the difference btwn hemiacetal and hemiketal and acetal and ketal

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the hemis will have an OH group, the ketal and acetal will not

38
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naming amines (amine has parents, ketone doesn’t)

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the longest chain is the parent, ie common- proplyamine - IUPAC - propanamine

39
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ketones don’t have parents, but..

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amines do

40
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amine is basic or acidic (amine is soo basic)

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basic

41
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when determining which amine has a stronger base…(little amine is the strongest on 1st base)

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the smaller the amine the stronger the base - ie - methylamine is a stronger base than phenylamine

42
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amine are always named with…(amine’s name means branch)

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branches, methyl, propyl amine.

43
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if you neutralize an amine with a strong acid, it forms..

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an alkylammonium ion

44
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if you see something attached to NH2+, name it…

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ammonium ion

45
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to rank the bp of amines…

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the NH2 has the highest bp because it make the most hydrogen bonds, then go down from there

46
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oxidizing aldehyde turns it into a…(Ox ald, you’re a box)

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carboxylic acid. You’re just adding one O to the H.

47
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reducing aldehydes and ketones (reduce the double bond ald)

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the H makes the double bond single

48
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esterification (OH ester, take the H and move)

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the OH on the carboxcylic acid is replaced by the H on an alcohol. The OH and H are moved aside to form H2O.

49
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amidation (the car and amine make amide)

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the OH on the carboxcylic acid is replaced by the NR on an amine to make an amide

50
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hydrolysis does what?

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reverses amidiation and esterification - it adds the Hs back

51
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if you have an ester that has an alkyl group on the side with the C=O, name it…

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methyl 4-methylpentanoate. The alkyl stays with the parent chain, not in front of it.

52
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acetate looks like this (it’s an ester)

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O
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CH3CO

53
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esterification and amidation

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you’re making H2O as a biproduct.

54
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hydrolysis ester and amide

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you’re making OH as a biproduct

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