Chem test 1-2 Flashcards

1
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ethers - H bonding

A

cannot be the H bonding donor, no H bonding within themselves,

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2
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R-O-R

A

ether

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3
Q

low boiling point

A

ether

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4
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common ether naming

A

di alkyl ether

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5
Q

CH3-O-CH3

A

dimethyl ether

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6
Q

alkoxy group

A

It’s just any alkyl group bonded to an oxygen. R-O-R

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7
Q

CH3-O

A

methoxy

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8
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when naming alkoxy

A

first R is the smaller alkyl group, then oxy, then the larger alkane name

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9
Q

CH3CH2-O-CH3 name…

A

methoxy ethane

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10
Q

only consider iso goes..

A

alphabetically

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11
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anisol (ana at ochsha)

A

benzene with OCH3 on very top

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12
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in dehydration reaction, you need to take the H from (Don’t dehydrate your neighbor)

A

the C NOT attached to the OH group -

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13
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oxidation is…(definition)

A

increase in the number of C-O bonds, or decreases the number of C-H bonds

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14
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in oxidation, you take the H from (give your neighbor oxygen)

A

the C attached to the O

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15
Q

in dehydration of alcohol, the product is

A

H20

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16
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for dehydration of alcohol, all you are doing is..

A

getting rid of the OH, and getting rid of one H on either of the adjacent carbons attached to the OH.

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17
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aldehyde functional group (chew the hyde)

A

CHO - the O can be a double bond

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18
Q

ketone functional group

A

C=O

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19
Q

you can only oxidize

A

primary and secondary alcohols

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20
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you cannot oxidize

A

tertiary alcohols - there is no H to remove - it’s just a C in the middle with no Hs attached

21
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benzene w/ OH attached is called…(pheral w/ benz)

A

phenol

22
Q

phenyl

A

is just a benzene as a side chain minus one H - C6H5

23
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benzyl (benzyl my methyl)

A

a benzene attached to a CH2

24
Q

common name example

A

ethyl alcohol

25
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carbonyl group (carbunkle gets double and single)

A

just a carbon attached to O with double bond C=O

26
Q

organic oxidation

A

increases number of O bonds or decreases number of H bonds

27
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organic reduction (reduce the O!)

A

decreases number of O bonds or increases number of H bonds

28
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ketones (key key key it twice)

A

C-C-C=O

29
Q

when oxidized, primary alcohols become…

A

aldhydes

30
Q

when oxidized, secondary alcohols become…

A

ketones

31
Q

when oxidized, tertiary alcohols become…

A

no reaction - no H to donate

32
Q

to name ethers…

A

look at the branches on either side of the O, and then add ether to the end. ie - CH3 - O - CH3 is dimethyl ether

33
Q

alkoxy group

A

an OR group in a chain, ie - CH3CH2O is ethoxy - but it will be part of a larger chain

34
Q

when oxidized, thiols become…

A

disulfides

35
Q

amine functional group

A

NH2

36
Q

amide functional group

A

NH2 = O

37
Q

thiols functional group

A

SH

38
Q

disulfide functional group

A

R-S-S-R

39
Q

Alkylhalides functional group

A

carbon halide bond

40
Q

geometric isomers (bondage geometry)

A

same formula, but different bond for example

41
Q

structural isomers (your sis is structured)

A

cis and trans

42
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bond rotation of alkane

A

sigma bonds, rotate freely - conformation

43
Q

bond rotation alkene and alkyne

A

none

44
Q

bond angle alkane (kane on the radio)

A

109.5

45
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bond angle alkene (keen for 120 min)

A

120

46
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bond angle for alkyne (kyna is fast)

A

180

47
Q

combustion of alkene (poodle)

A

Cn2n + (3n/2) O2 = n CO2 + n H2O

48
Q

combustion of alkane

A

CnH2n+2 + (3n+1)/2 O2 = n CO2 + (n+1) H2O

49
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combustion of alkyne (kyne minus 2)

A

CnH2n-2 + (3n-1)/2 O2 = n CO2 + n H2O