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1
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Alkanes are also known as

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Parrafins

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2
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Order of free radical substitution

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Zero order

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3
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Alkenes are also known as

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Olefins

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4
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__________ substitution mostly occurs in benzene

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Electrophilic

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5
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_________ addition occurs in alkenes/alkynes

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Electrophilic

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6
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_________ addition occurs in aldehydes/ketones

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Nucleophilic

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7
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p1 mechanism is also known as

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a-ß or 1,2 elimination

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p2 mechanism is also known as

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a-elimination or 1,1 elimination

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9
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A common name for ethanol is

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Spirit of wine

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10
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Catalysts used for dehydration of alcohols (Alcohol —> Alkene + water)

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H2SO4
H3PO4
Al2O3
P4O

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11
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Rate of reaction of alcohols in order of slowest to fastest

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Primary < Secondary < Tertiary

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12
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%ages of H2SO4 needed fro each º of alcohol

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Primary: 75%
Secondary: 60%
Tertiary: 20%

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13
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Temperature needed for each º of alcohol

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Primary: 140-170º
Secondary: 100º
Tertiary: 80º

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14
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Temperature for hydrogenation reaction with Ni catalyst

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250º-300º

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15
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Temperature for hydrogenation reaction with Pt/Pd

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25º

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16
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Identification test for Alkene

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Bromination (brown becomes colorless)

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17
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What is Visceral dihalide also known as

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Dutch liquid (bc its oily)

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18
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Order of hydrohalogens

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HF &laquo_space;HCL < HBR < HI

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19
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Order of stability of º hydrohalogens (HX)

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Tertiary > Secondary > Primary (because tertiary has 3 e- donating groups)

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20
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What is Markonikov’s law

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When assymetrical, the partial positive is added to the C with more Hydrogens (pos = more)

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21
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What is Karasch rule? What is it also called?

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Its the anti Markonikov rule, and adds the opposite way when a peroxide is present. Its also known as the Peroxide effect.

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22
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Catalyst used for polymerization

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TiCl4 or Al(C2H5)3

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23
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Baeyer’s test

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Add KMnO4. If purple to colorless, that means alkene is present.

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24
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Alkene + KMnO4 —>

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glycol

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25
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What is ozonalysis for

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Checks position of double bond

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26
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Alkene + ozone —>

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Monozonide (highly unstable) —> ozonide

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27
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Ozonide + H2O and Zn —>

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Aldehyde/Ketone

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28
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Alkynes are also known as

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Acetylenes

29
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Which alkyne does not exist

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Methylene

30
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Reactivity of alkynes

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Alkene (more reactive) > Alkyne > Alkane (least reactive)

31
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Which alkyne is most acidic

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Terminal Alkynes (1-alkyne)

32
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Terminal alkyne + bases —>

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Alkylides

33
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Non terminal alkynes are

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not acidic

34
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Ammonial cupourous chloride test (Terminal + that)

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Gives red ppt (CuC - CCu) (- is a triple bond)

35
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Terminal alkyne + NaNH2 (strong base)

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NH3 + R-C- - - C-Na+

36
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Terminal alykne + ammonium silver nitrate gives

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White ppt (AgC-CAg) (triple bond)

37
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Red ppt (CuC-CCu) + H2SO4 gives

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Ethyne (Acetylene)

38
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To get only alkene from alkyne what do you use?

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Lindlar’s catalyst (Pd(BaSO4) or Quinoline

39
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Assymetrical alkynes follow Markonikov’s rule in

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Both steps 1 & 2

40
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Symmetrical alkynes follow Markonikov rule in

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Only step 2

41
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Which alkyne gives what aldehyde/ketone?

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Ethyne gives Aldehyde. All other alkynes give Ketones.

42
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Huckel #

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(4n+2) πe-

43
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What is the structure of naphthalene

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2 fused benzene rings

44
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What is the name of three fused benzene rings

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Anthrasene

45
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Who obtained benzene from cold tar

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Hoffsman

46
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How did Faraday obtain benzene

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Destructive distillation of vegetable oil

47
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Geometry of benzene

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Trigonal planar

48
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Hybridization of benzene

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sp2

49
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C double bond C length

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1.34 Aº

50
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C single bond C length

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1.54 Aº

51
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C triple bond C length

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1.20 Aº

52
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C-H bond length

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1.09Aº

53
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Avg C-C bond length in benzene

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1.39 Aº

54
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Which resonating structures contribute more to the real structure (resonance hybrid)? How much percentage?

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Kekule structures . 39%

55
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What resonating structures contribute less to the resonance hybrid? How much percentage?

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DeWar’s structures. 7.3%

56
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Which is more stable resonating structure, charged/ionic or neutral

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Neutral

57
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Resonance energy =

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[Energy of stable canonical] — [Energy of resonance hybrid (real structure)]

58
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What is the most stable canonical form of benzene?

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Cyclohexa-triene

59
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Resonance energy of benzene?

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152 kJmol

60
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CH3 is an electron ________ group

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Donating

61
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Names of CH2Cl, CHCl2, and CCl3 respectively

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Benzyl chloride, benzal chloride, benzo trichloride

62
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What is the catalyst used in the oxidation reaction of benzene? At what temperature?

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VsO5 at 400-500º

63
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Oxidation reaction of benzene makes _________ then __________

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Maleic anhydride then maleic acid (but-2-ene dioic acid)

64
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Catalyst for aromatic electrophilic substitution of benzene?

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AlCl3 / FeCl3 / BCl3 (Lewis Catalyst Acid)

65
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Order of reactivity of hydrocarbons

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Alkene > Benzene > Alkyne > Alkane

66
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Other names of Benzene + Electrophile Intermediate

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Sigma Complex, Willard’s complex, Benzenium ion, Arenium ion, Cyclohexadienyl ion

67
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Nitrating mixture for nitrogenation of benzene

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NHO3 (conc) + H2SO4

68
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Conditions for nitrogenation of benzene

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Nitrating mixture (NHO3 + H2SO4), H2SO4 catalyst at 60º

69
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Chances of OMP nitrogenation

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63% ortho, 3% meta, 34% para

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