Introduction To Organic Chemistry Flashcards

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What are the three structures in which a molecule can be represented?

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1. Lewis
2. Condensed
3. Skeletal

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2
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What are alkyl radicals?

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Side chains of molecules

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3
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What are the three types of structural isomerism?

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1. Chain
2. Positional
3. Functional grouo

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4
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What is chain isomerism?

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Isomers differ in their carbon skeleton

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What is positional isomerism?

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Differs in the position of the functional group

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6
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What is functional group isomerism?

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Differs in the type of functional group

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7
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Stereoisomerism?

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Compound with the same number and type of atoms bonded to each ither arranged differently in space

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8
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Types of stereoisomerism?

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1. Geometrical (Cis-trans)
2. Optical

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9
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Why does geometrical isomerism occur?

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Due to lack of rotation round a C=C double bond as a result of the presence of a pi bond

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10
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Optical isomerism?

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When a carbon atom has four different groups attached to it so form mirror images of each other but are no superimposable

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11
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Enantiomers?

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Optical isomers that form mirror images but are not superimposable

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12
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What type of carbon is the chiral centre?

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Asymmetric

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