Chem test 3 Flashcards

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In an organic bond angle structure, what does 2 lines coming together mean?

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that there is a carbon where they connect.

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what are the bond-angle formula rules for atoms?

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  • carbon atoms are not drawn, unless trying to show something specific
  • hydrogen bonds are not drawn unless attached to: N,O,S,P
    or when showing something specific
  • heteroatoms are always drawn (N,O,S,P)
  • Halogen atoms are always drawn

bascially if it isn’t carbon, you have to draw it

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what are the bond-angle formula rules for bonds?

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  • all bonds between carbons are drawn
  • next bond “angles” away from previous bond
  • bonds between carbon and heteroatoms may or may not be drawn. Ex: drawn when part of a ring or chain, may not drawn when attached to a chain or ring
  • bonds between heteroatoms and hydrogens may be drawn
  • lone pair electrons are not drawn unless showing something specific
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4
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what does R mean?

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an undefined carbon atom. Not important

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5
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for heteroatoms and hallogens, the remaining valence is made of

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lone pair electrons

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6
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we assume that the valence in a carbon is made of

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hydrogen atoms

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7
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what is a condensed group?

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a condensed functional group

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8
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formal charge formula:

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valence-lonepair-1/2bond

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9
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what is the bonding pattern of carbon?

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+1 = 3 bond
neutral= 4 bonds
-1= 3 bonds 1 lone pair

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10
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what is the bonding pattern of nitrogen?

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+1 = 4 bond
neutral= 3 bonds 1 lone pair
-1= 2 bonds 2 lone pair

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11
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what is the bonding pattern of oxygen?

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+1 = 3 bonds 1 lone pair
neutral= 2 bonds 2 lone pair
-1= 1 bonds 3 lone pair

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12
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what is the bonding pattern of X?
what are the X’s?

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+1 = 2 bonds 2 lone pair
neutral= 1 bonds 3 lone pair
-1= 4 lone pair

halogens, Cl, Br, I NOT F

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13
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what is the Alkane functional group?

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C-C

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14
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what is the Alkene functional group?

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C=C

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15
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what is the Alkyne functional group?

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C triple bond C

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16
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what is the Halide functional group?

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C-X

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17
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what is the alcohol functional group?

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C-OH

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18
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what is the ether functional group?

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C-O-C

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19
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what is the thiol functional group?

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C-SH

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20
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what is the sulfide functional group?

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C-S-R

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21
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what is the Amine functional group?

22
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what is the Carbonyl functional group?

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C=O not identified on it’s own, is found in aldehydes, ketones, esters, amides, carboxylic acid

23
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what is a carbonyl attached to a carbon and hydrogen?

24
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what is a carbonyl attached to 2 carbon atoms?

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what is a carbonyl attached to carbon and ether
esters
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what is a carbonyl attached to carbon and amine
amide
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what is a carbonyl attached to a carbon and alcohol
carboxylic acid
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what is the parent chain?
the longest chain of carbons containing the highest priority functional group
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what is a substituent?
anything that attaches to the parent chain
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what is the goal when numbering the atoms in the parent chain?
ensure the highest priority group substituent has the lowest possible number. When there are multiple substituents with similar priorities, ensure the lowest possible number on both
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what are the two types of stereocenters?
tetrahedral carbons- carbon with 4 different groups attached to it alkenes- things with a double bond
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how to name an organic compound
(stereochemistry) (substituents in alphabetical order) (parent chain)
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when you number things, we keep rings and chains _____
separate. if a chain attaches to a ring, the carbon belongs to the ring
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what do you add the to beginning of the name if the parent chain is a ring?
cyclo
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what are the systematic prefixes for carbon numbers?
1-meth 2-eth 3-prop 4-but 5-pent 6-hex 7-hept 8-oct 9-non 10-dec 11-undec 12-dodec
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what is the parent chain prioritization?
alkenes alkynes alkanes
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what is octanol?
an 8 carbon chain alcohol. this mirrors the BBB
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alkynes are weird in that they don't always ____
bend, they are linear in nature
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how to identify substituents
count the number of carbons and use carbon prefixes. add substituent suffixes
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what is the suffix for a alkane substituent?
-yl
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what is the suffix for a alkene substituent?
-enyl
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what is the suffix for a alkyne substituent?
-ynyl
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what are the special substituents?
isopropyl t-butyl sec-butyl isobutyl
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what is this?
isopropyl
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what is this?
T-butyl
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what is this?
secbutyl
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what is this?
isobutyl
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if there are multiple substituents of the same type, use which prefixes?
2-di 3-tri 4-tetra 5-penta 6-hexa 7-hepta
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What is the order or priority for substituted benzenes? Lowest to highest
Toluene Cumene Styrene Phenol Anisole Aniline
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How do you make a soap?
Adding the ester of the glycerine to the carboxylic acid of the fatty acid head