Functional Groups Pt. 2 Flashcards

1
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A specific structural arrangement of atoms or bonds that imparts a characteristic reactivity to the molecule.

A

Functional Group

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2
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are collections of atoms that attach the carbon skeleton of an organic molecule and confer specific properties.

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Functional groups

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3
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in biological molecules play an important role in the formation of molecules like DNA, proteins, carbohydrates, and lipids.

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Functional groups

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4
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Functional groups include:

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hydroxyl, methyl, carbonyl, carboxyl, amino, phosphate, and
sulfhydryl.

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5
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  • Only carbon and hydrogen
  • All single bonds
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alkanes

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6
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What should you call cyclic hydrocarbons made up of just single bonds?

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Cycloalkanes

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7
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Natural source of alkanes

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  • natural gas
  • petroleum
  • coal
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8
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  • Only carbon and hydrogen
  • A carbon to carbon double bond
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alkenes

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9
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What should you call a molecule with two C=Cs?

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diene

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10
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is used in welding torches because it burns at high temperature

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Ethyne (acetylene)

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11
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Many alkynes are of biological interest

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  • Capillin
  • Dactylyne
  • Ethinyl estradiol
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12
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is an antifungal agent found naturally

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Capillin

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13
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is a marine natural product

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Dactylyne

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14
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is a synthetic estrogen used in oral contraceptives

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Ethinyl estradiol

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15
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is the simpest alkyne

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acetylene

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16
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it is used in blow torches and as a precursor for the synthesis of more complex alkynes

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acetylene

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17
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histrionicotoxin

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which cna be isolated from South American frogs and is used on poison-tipped arrows by South American tribes

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18
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a halogen (F, Cl, Br, I) replaces the hydrogen of an alkane

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alkyl halides

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19
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halogen

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F, Cl, Br, I

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20
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In alkyl halides, a _____________ replaces the hydrogen of an alkane

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halogen (F, Cl, Br, I)

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21
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uses of alkyl halides

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  • dry cleaning solvents
  • degreasing solvents
  • paint stripper
  • synthetic intermediates in idustry and the lab
22
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sources of alkyl halides

A
  • reactins of alkaswith halogens
  • nature, for instance halomon
23
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  • Only one oxygen
  • Has an O-H group
  • Can classify as 1º/2º/3º according to position of O-H group on carbon skeleton
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alcohols

24
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Why are short-chain alcohols so soluble in water?

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They can form hydrogen bonds with H2O molecules

25
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Some Alcohols

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  • ethanol
  • adrenaline
  • pseudephidrine
  • glycerol
  • cholesterol
26
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  • Only one oxygen
  • Has an O-H group
  • The O-H group is directly attached to a benzene ring
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phenols

27
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The C6H5- group has a special name. What is it?

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Phenyl

28
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  • Only one oxygen
  • Has a C=O group
  • C=O group is at the end of carbon chain, so is next door to a hydrogen atom
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aldehydes

29
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Aldehydes can be easily oxidised to form …?

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Carboxylic acids

30
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can be found in food

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aldehydes

31
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examples of aldehydes

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  • cinnamaldehyde
  • vanillin
  • citral
    -citronellal
32
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the major component of cinnamon bark, is a common flavoring agent; odor of cinnamon

A

cinnamaldehyde

33
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is the primary component of the extract of the vanilla bean.

A

vanillin

34
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has the lemony odor characteristic of lemongrass

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citral

35
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gives the distinctive lemon odor to citronella candles, commonly used to repel mosquitoes

A

citronellal

36
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  • Only one oxygen
  • Has a C=O group
  • C=O group is not at the end of carbon chain, so is next door to 2 carbons
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ketones

37
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Ketones cannot easily be oxidised. Why not?

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No hydrogen atom attached to the C=O group.

38
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  • Has 2 oxygens
  • Has O-H and C=O groups on the same carbon atom
  • This -COOH group has to be at the end of a carbon chain
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carboxylic acids

39
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examples pf carboxylic acids

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  • formic acid
  • acetic acid
  • citric acid
  • para-Aminobenzoic acid
40
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  • Has 2 oxygens
  • One oxygen is part of a C=O bond, the other is next door, sandwiched between two carbons
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esters

41
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This ester can be made by reacting ethanoic acid with
a an alcohol. Name the alcohol, and name the ester.

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Alcohol = methanol
ester = methyl ethanoate

42
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examples of esters

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  • methyl salicylate
  • ethyl butyrate
  • isobutyl propionate
43
Q

oil of wintergreen

A

methyl salicylate

44
Q

essence of pineapple

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ethyl butyrate

45
Q

essence of rum

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isobutyl propionate

46
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  • Has 1 oxygen
  • No O-H or C=O group
  • The oxygen is sandwiched between two carbon atoms
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ethers

47
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Why do ethers have much lower boiling points than their isomeric alcohols?

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No hydrogen bonds between ether molecules

48
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are organic derivatives of ammonia

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Amines

49
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They are classified according to how many alkyl groups replace the hydrogens of ammonia

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Amines

50
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  • Has 1 oxygen
  • C=O group
  • Contains a nitrogen
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Amide

51
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