exam #2 Flashcards

1
Q

Aromaticity

A
  • cynic
  • planar
  • conjugated pi bonds
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2
Q

CH3 Group

A

Common: toluene
IUPAC: methyl benzene

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3
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OH Group

A

Common: Phenol
IUPAC: Benzenol

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4
Q

OCH3 Group

A

Common: Anisole
IUPAC: methoxy-benzene

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5
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NH2 Group

A

Common: Aniline
IUPAC: benzenamine

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6
Q

CH=CH2

A

Common: Styrene
IUPAC: vinyl benzene

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7
Q

CH=O

A

Common: benzaldehyde
IUPAC: benzene carbadlehyde

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8
Q

O=C-O-H

A

Common: benzoic acid

Benzene Carboxcylic Acid

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9
Q

Two substituents:

A
  • add their position (ortho, meta, para, etc)
  • make sure the first ends in O
  • always do alphabetical
  • always label the number position
  • remember tri/di
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10
Q

FeCL creates

A

Cl

good electrophile

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11
Q

HNO3
———>
H2SO4

A

NO2

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12
Q

SO3
——>
H2SO4

A

SO3H

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13
Q

ALCl3

A

adds an R group

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14
Q

Deactivating

A

Meta director

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15
Q

Activating

A

ortho/para

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16
Q

When do you reverse S/R configuration

A

if the smallest group is on a wedge instead of a dash.

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17
Q

what does no enantiomers mean

18
Q

SN2

A

CH3-BR –> CH3-OH +Br

  • primary carbons 1>2>3
  • weaker the base the better
  • wants a strong not bulky nucleophile
  • CH3O is an example of one
19
Q

E2

A

CH3CH2CH2Br + Oh –> CH3CH=CH2 + H2O + Br

  • likes primary carbons
  • double bonds
  • Likes OH as a nucleophile
  • strong nucleophile
  • opposite of SN2 where it is 3>2>1
20
Q

E1

A
  • wants greatest number of R groups for nucleophile
    -weak nucleophile, very bulky.
    3>2>1
  • double bonds
21
Q

SN1

A
  • weak nucleophile (bulky) (H2O, ROH, COOH)

- 3>2>1

22
Q

substitution reaction

A

major product = one with most hydrogens

23
Q

elimination reactions

A

major product = one with fewest number of hydrogens

24
Q

what is a racemic mixture

A

50:50 mixture of enantiomers

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What makes a good nucleophile?
- small (unhindered) | - negatively charged
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ortho
1, 2
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meta
1, 3
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para
1, 4 | - major
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what position are halogens always?
- ortho/para, but when doing it out you put into meta position (see problem 4)
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how do you find the enantiomer pair number
half of he number of stereoisomers (2^N)
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Enantiomers
- mirror images of each other
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disteriomers
- they do not mirror each other
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What do mirror planes mean?
- meso compound | - optically inactive
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(CH3)3 CCl + (CH3)3CO Na is under which pathway
- E2 - Cl and Na is strong nucleophile - Cl is replaced by the strong base of Na - O is strictly neutral - tertiary carbon - bulky = strong base
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where do you break the double bond in a resonance structure
where the electrophile is added
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what does it mean when there is a mirror plane
it is a meso compound
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the slowest step of an SN1 reaction involves
breaking the bond between carbon and the leaving groups to give a carbocation
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in what reaction does the displacement occur with inversion of configuration
SN2
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what is the beat leave in group
I - weak bases I
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what is an example of a strong base
NH2