Intro to Rcn Types & Mechanisms Flashcards

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How many groups can rcns be divided into?

A

Four.

Rearrangement = scrambling of the structure occus. Through a biosynthetic pathway?

Substitution = where one group is replaced by another

Elimination = where two groups are lost to create a double bond

Addition = reverse of elimination.

two groups are added across a double bond.

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What is reaction types?

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What happens in a reaction.

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What is mechanisms?

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Illustrates how a reaction of organic compounds occurs.

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Majority of mechanisms / reactions are of what type?

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Ionic, which involve the motion of electron pairs.

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Majority of mechanisms/reactions this year are ionic, with two important exceptions. What are they?

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  1. Halogenation of alkanes
  2. Free radical addition to alkenes
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What is the “normal” curly arrow representing a chemical reaction?

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What is the curly arrow representing a reversible or equilibrium chemical reaction?

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Reaction type: Rearrangement?

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Scrambling of the structure occus. Through a biosynthetic pathway?

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Reaction type: substition?

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where one group is replaced by another

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Reaction type: elimination?

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where two groups are lost to create a double bond

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Reaction type: addition?

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reverse of elimination.

two groups are added across a double bond.

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What is the curly arrow representing a motion of electron pair in ionic reactions?

It starts from a centre of high electron density, moving towards a centre of lower electron density?

A

double headed e- pair = ⤺

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What is the curly arrow representing a motion of a single electron in radical reactions?

It starts from a centre of higher electron density, moving towards a centre of lower electron density?

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single headed curly arrow (could only find straigth arrow for demo) carrying a single e-.

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What does the curly arrow ↔ represent?

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