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Dr Ferla’s Lectures Flashcards

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1
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Name the three types of C hybridisation

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SP3, SP2, SP

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2
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What is a substituent

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Anything that isn’t on the main chain

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3
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How do you count carbons in relation to substituents ?

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Assign the lowest number to the substituent.

Four carbon molecule could have a methyl group on C2. Could be read as it being on C3 but you cont from the lowest one

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4
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What are the names for carbon lengths up to 7

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Methane
Ethane
Propane
Butane
Pentane
Hexane
Heptane

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5
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Benzene naming systems can be known as orthodox, meta and para. What do each mean?

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Ortho - 1,2
Meta - 1,3
Para - 1,4

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What is the scientific name for 1-methylbenzene and Benzene-1-ol?

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Toluene and phenol

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7
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Pharmacists are a pillar of information for patients about any healthcare worry

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8
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Structural isomers are…

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Same formula, atoms bonded in different orders, different properties

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9
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Stereoisomers are…

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Same molecular formula, atoms bonded in same order but different 3D arrangement

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10
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What are the two types of optical isomers

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S/R
D/L

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11
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What are the two types of geometrical isomers

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Cis/trans
E/Z

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12
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Any carbon carbon single bond you can have conformational atoms. Basically carbons can rotate and change shape but it doesn’t effect activity

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13
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What is an enantiomer?

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They rotate the plan of polarised light

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14
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What happens when you polarise light?

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You filter light so it only flows in one direction

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15
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Racemic mixture is…

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Where two enantiomers are in equal volume so polarising activity stops.

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16
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What is the equation to find out how many enantiomers are per chiral centre?

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2^n

n = number of chiral centres

17
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In an optical isomerism, if the groups of priority increase clockwise then it is…

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An R configuration

18
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What is a staggered projection of Ethane?

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Each hydrogen is at it’s point of least repulsion and energy

19
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What is Newmans projection?

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‘Standing’ view of a chemical

20
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What is eclipsing of Ethane?

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When the hydrogens bound to C1 cover the hydrogens bound to C2 during a Newman projection image

21
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What does the term gauche explains about newmans projection?

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The molecule is still staggered, but the molecules that are bigger than H are still next to each other

22
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Which confirmation has the lowest energy? Chair, half twist or boat.

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Chair

23
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In cyclohexane, the H going up and down is known as Axial and the H going horizontally is equatorial

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24
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Draw out the chair molecule for cyclohexane

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25
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Why do bigger substituent prefer to stay equatorial?

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Least amount of repulsion

26
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What is a nucleophile ?

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Electron donators, attracted to positive ions

27
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What is electrophile?

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Are positively charged and wish to gain an electron

28
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What is nucleophilic substitution

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A nucleophile is swapped with a nucleophile (leaving group)

29
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What is an elimination reaction?

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When a halide is removed and a sp2 hybridised carbon forms.

30
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Nucleophile always attack electrophiles, so the electron always moves from negative to positive

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31
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Huckel’s Rule uses what equation to find out if something is aromatic or not

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(4N+2)
Benzene = 6
N = 1
so 4+2=6

32
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Non aromatic compounds contain an sp3

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33
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Anti aromatic if the equation (4N+2) doesn’t work

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34
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Reaction with extra electrons to donate in the form of lone pairs provide more stabilisation to the aromatic ring

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35
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A CH3 group is reaction activating, NO2 is deactivating to a reaction as it is more electronegative

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36
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Name a few in vitro tests

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High throughput screening - automated test of large number of compounds against a large number of targets, efficient for identification
Screening by NMR - detect whether a compound binds to a protein target
Isothermal titration calorimetry - determine the thermodynamic properties of binding between the drug and protein target

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