Chp. 14 Flashcards

1
Q

Terminal carbonyl

A

aldehyde (120 bond angle)

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2
Q

Both are polar

A

aldehyde

ketone

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3
Q

carbonyl “in the middle”

A

ketone

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4
Q

1-4 have common names…

A

formaldehyde
acetadlehyde
propion…
butyr…

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5
Q

propanone common name?

A

acetone (ketone)

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6
Q

For ketones, chains with ____ or more carbon atoms, number from the end nearer the carbonyl

A

five

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7
Q

aldehydes and ketones with 3-10 are ___

A

liquids

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8
Q

aldehydes and ketones have ____ interactions

A

dipole-dipole

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9
Q

aldehyde and ketones have ___ boiling points that alcohols

A

lower

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10
Q

1-4 carbons on aldehydes/ketones

A

soluble

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11
Q

more than 5,

A

not very soluble

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12
Q

Ketones/aldehydes have___ than alkanes

A

higher

because of dipole-dipole

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13
Q

ketones reduced to

A

secondary alcohols

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14
Q

aldehydes reduced to

A

primary alcohols

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15
Q

WHen one alcohol adds to an aldehyde or ketone, with an acid catalyst, a ___ is formed

A

hemiacetal (unstable)

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16
Q

Hemiacetals are unstable and typically go on to react with a second molecule, forming a ___

A

acetal (and water)

17
Q

five, six atom cyclic hemiacetals and acetals are more stable than their open chain isomers

A

word