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1
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Name this functional group.

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Alkane

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2
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Draw out the Alkane functional group.

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3
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Name this functional group.

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Alkene

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4
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Draw out the Alkene functional group.

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5
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Name this functional group.

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Alkyne

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6
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Draw out the Alkyne functional group.

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7
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Name this functional group.

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Alcohol

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8
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Draw out the Alcohol functional group.

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9
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Name this functional group.

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Ether

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10
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Draw the Ether functional group.

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11
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Name this functional group.

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Epoxide

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12
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Draw the Epoxide functional group.

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13
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Name the functional group.

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Haloalkane

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14
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Draw a haloalkane functional group.

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15
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Name the functional group.

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Aldehyde

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16
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Draw a Aldehyde functional group.

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17
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Name the functional group.

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Ketone

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18
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Draw a Ketone functional group.

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19
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Name the functional group.

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Carboxylic Acid

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20
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Draw a Carboxylic Acid functional group.

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21
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Name the functional group.

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Ester

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22
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Draw a Ester functional group.

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23
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Name the functional group.

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Amide

24
Q

Draw an Amide functional group.

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25
Q

Name the functional group.

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Amine

26
Q

Draw an Amine functional group.

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27
Q

Name the functional group.

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Thiol

28
Q

Draw a Thiol functional group.

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29
Q

What structure is this?

A

Isopropyl

30
Q

What structure is this?

A

Sec-butyl

31
Q

What structure is this?

A

Tert-butyl

32
Q

What structure is this?

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Isobutyl

33
Q

What is the formula for calculating formal charge?

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of valence electrons - (# of non-bonded electrons + # of bonds)

34
Q

Why do hybrid resonance structures have lower energy/ are more stable?

A

There is delocalization or “spreading out” of electrons.

35
Q

What are the 3 rules for bond length?

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  1. Bond length decreases across a period.
  2. Bond length decreases with increasing bond order
  3. Bond length increases as you go down a group.
36
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What is the bond angle for a linear electron geometry?

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180*

37
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What is the bond angle for a trigonal planar electron geometry?

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120*

38
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What is the bond angle for a tetrahedral electron geometry?

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109.5

39
Q

What is the equation to find the # of hybrid orbitals?

A

of lone pairs + # of sigma bonds

40
Q

What is the equation for bond order?

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(bonding orbital electrons - antibonding orbital electrons)/2

41
Q

If the bond order is <1, it is ______.

A

Not stable

42
Q

Why are staggered rotations more stable in Newman projections?

A

It decreases Van der Waal repulsions

43
Q

What is a primary carbon?

A

Bonded to 1 other carbon

44
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What is a secondary carbon?

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Bonded to 2 other carbons

45
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What is a tertiary carbon?

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Bonded to 3 other carbons

46
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What is a quaternary carbon?

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Bonded to 4 other carbons

47
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What is a primary hydrogen?

A

Bonded to a primary carbon

48
Q

As the # of carbons increases the boiling point ________ because _______.

A

increases; As the molecule gets larger, the London dispersion forces increase.

49
Q

As the # of carbons increases the melting point ________ because _______.

A

increases; As the molecule gets larger, the London dispersion forces increase.

50
Q

A Lewis acid is an electron ______.

A

Acceptor

51
Q

A Lewis base is an electron ______.

A

Donor

52
Q

A Bronsted Acid is a species that ______ a proton.

A

Donates

53
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A Bronsted base is a species that ______ a proton.

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Accepts

54
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If the product side is favored, then Keq is ____ than 1.

A

Greater than

55
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If the reactant side is favored, then Keq is _____ than 1.

A

Less than

56
Q

An electrophile is a _________.

A

Lewis Acid

57
Q

A neutrophile is a ________.

A

Lewis base

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