Introduction to Organic Chemistry AS Flashcards

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Define Structural Isomers

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Isomers with the same molecular formula, but different structural formulas.

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Explain Chain Isomers

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Have the same functional groups but different carbon arrangements

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3
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Explain Positional Isomers

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Functional groups are attached to different carbon atoms.

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4
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Explain functional group isomers

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Same atom arrangements but are a part of a different homologous series

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5
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What is sterioisomerism?

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Molecules with the same molecular and structural formula but a different arrangement of the atoms in space.

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6
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How do you know if molecules have E/Z isomerism?

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If both C of the C=C have two of the same groups attached

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Explain E-isomers

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Have the same group positioned across the double bond.

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Explain Z-isomers

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Have the same group either (both) above or below the double bond.

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9
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Give the Cahn-Ingold-Prelog priority rules

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The atom with the higher atomic number on each of the C in the C=C is given the higher priority.

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