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1
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Are carbonyl compounds planar?

A

Yes

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2
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What is the angle between atoms in carbonyl compounds?

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120 degrees

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3
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From what type of hybridisation do carbonyl compounds arise?

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Sp2 hybridisation

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4
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What will carbonyls react with?

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Metal ions and partially positive OH

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5
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What does supramolecular mean?

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Consisting of many molecules

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6
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Why is the double bond O structure the major component?

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The double bond is strong and want to reform

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7
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What makes a good leaving group?

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Low pKa - more stable

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8
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How can we work out the leaving group if we have the pH and pKa?

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pH = pKa + log10 [A-]/[HA]

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9
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Why are aldehydes and ketones volatile?

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They form weak interactions with other molecules

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10
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Aldehydes and ketones are odorant molecules, name some scents.

A

Vanilla
Musk
Cut grass

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11
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Why are aldehydes more reactive than ketones?

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They are less hindered as the carbonyl group is on the end carbon and so there are less electron donating effects too.

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12
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Aldehydes and ketones are dipolar and apropic, what does apropic mean?

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Can be protonated

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13
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What kind of reactions are carbonyl compounds unable to undergo?

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Substitution reactions

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14
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Nucleophiles cannot act as a…

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Leaving group

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15
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Strong nucleophiles include…

A

Grignard reagent

Acetylide (strong base)

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16
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What does hydride addition do?

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Reduces aldehydes and ketones to alcohols

17
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How is an imine formed from an aldehyde or ketone?

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Dehydration reaction (acid catalysed)
Aldehyde + ketone > imine and water
18
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How are imines stabilized?

A

By conjugation

19
Q

Can imines act as ligands for metals?

A

Yes

20
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What is the consequence of a more basic amine?

A

A more stable imine

21
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What is the feature of an oxime?

A

NH2 is attached to an O in some way

Ligation reactions

22
Q

What is an example of a natural imine?

A

Vitamin B6

23
Q

How is an acetylene formed?

A

Acid catalysed

Aldehyde or ketone + 2 alcohols

24
Q

How do short-chain carboxylic acids smell?

A

Bad

25
Q

What are salts of fatty acids?

A

Soaps

26
Q

What is soap scum?

A

Divalent ions

27
Q

What are the different ways to synthesise carboxylic acids?

A

Oxidation of a primary alcohol
Oxidation of Benzylic CH3
Grignard reagent with CO2
Hydrolysis of Cyanides

28
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What are derivatives of carboxylic acids?

A 
Acid chlorides
Acid anhydrides
Thioesters
Esters
Amides
29
Q

Are throes très or esters more reactive

A

Thioesters are much more reactive

30
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How are primary amides formed from acid chlorides?

A

Reaction of ammonia

Ammonia acts as a base and as a nucleophile

31
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How good are acid anhydrides as electrophiles?

A

Moderate

32
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How is an anhydride formed?

A

Acid + acid chloride
From carboxylic acids and heat
Lose water

33
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What is aniline?

A

Benzene ring with NH2

Reacts with anhydrides

34
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What are thioesters a derivative of?

A

Carboxylic acid and thiol

35
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What is an example of a thioester?

A

Acetyl co-enzyme A

CH3OS

36
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What is saponification?

A

Base hydrolysis of esters

37
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How would you prepare an amine?

A

Alkylation of ammonium
Reduction of nitrogen compounds
Reductive amination (reduction of an imine to an amine)

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