Intro To organic Flashcards

1
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What does empirical formula mean?

A

The simplest whole number ratio of atoms of each element in a compound

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2
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Molecular formula

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Actual number of each type of atom

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3
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General formula

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Algebraic formula for a homologous series

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4
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Structural formula

A

Arrangement of atoms in a molecule

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5
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Displayed formula

A

Covalent bonds and atoms present in a molecule

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6
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Skeletal formula

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Simplified organic formula by removing hydrogen atoms

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7
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What are homologous series and what did they share the same of?

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There are families of organic compounds with the same functional group and they share the same chemical properties

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8
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What is a free radical?

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I reactive species which possesses an unpaired electron

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9
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Two types of isomers

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Structural isomers and stereoisomers

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10
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What are what are structural isomerism and what are the three types?

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It is the same molecular formula but different structures
The three types are chain position and functional

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11
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What are chain isomers?

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Same molecular but different arrangement of the hydrocarbon chain

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12
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What are position isomers

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Molecular formula, but the functional group is in a different position

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13
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Functional group isomers are

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Same molecular formula but different functional groups

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14
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Functional group isomers are

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Same molecular formula but different functional groups

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15
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What is stereoisomerism?

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Same structural formula but bonds are arranged differently in space

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16
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What are the two types of stereoisomers?

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EZ and opticaly

17
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How does EZ isomers occur

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When there is a restricted rotation around the cc double bond
There are two different groups or atoms attached to both end of the double bond
Essentially, it is due to the restricted rotation around the planer carbon carbon double bond

18
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E stands for

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Opposite sides of functional group

19
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Z stands for

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Same side functional groups