Introduction to organic chemistry Flashcards

1
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what is the molecular formula?

A

shows the actual number of atoms of each element in a molecule -C2H6

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2
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what is the scrutural formua

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simplified form of arrangement–CH3CH3

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3
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what is the displayed formulas

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shows every atoms and bond in the molecule

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4
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what is the empirical formula and how do you work it out

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simplest whole number ratio of atoms each element in a compound
-find the moles and divide by the smallest mole

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5
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what is a homologous series

A

molecules that have the same functional group and general formula

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6
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what is the root called for 1 carbon

A

meth

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7
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what is the root called for 2 carbon

A

eth

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8
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what is the root called for 3 carbon

A

prop

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9
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what is the root called for 4 carbon

A

but

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10
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what is the root called for 5 carbon

A

pent

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11
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what is the root called for 6 carbon

A

hex

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12
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what is the difference between ane and ene

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ane has no double bond and ene does

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13
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what does a curly arrow show

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shows were a pair of electrons goes

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14
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what are structural isomers

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same molecular formula but different structural formula

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15
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what are chain isomers

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same functional groups but different arrangements

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16
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what are positional isomers

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the functional group is attached to the main chain at different points

17
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what is sterioisomers

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have the same structural formula but are arranged differently

18
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when do e/z isomers occur

A

when has two functional groups attached

19
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what is a E isomer

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when the groups are opposite each other
cl
/
cl

20
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what is a z isomer

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when on the same side
cl cl
/

21
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why can a single bond rotate

A

not a double bond no restricted movement