Isomerism Flashcards

1
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What are the two types of isomers?

A

Structural isomers and stereoisomers

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2
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describe structural isomers

A
  • same molecular formula
  • different structural formulae
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3
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describe stereoisomers

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  • same structural formulae
  • different spatial arrangements
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4
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what are the three types of structural isomer?

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  • chain
  • position
  • functional grouo
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5
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what is the type of stereoisomer?

A

E/Z (geometric)

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6
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define: chain isomers

A

the carbon chains are arranged differently

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7
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define: position isomers

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the functional group is attached to the main chain in a different location

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8
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define: functional group isomer

A

the atoms are reorganised to give a different functional group

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9
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what makes it an alkene?

A

double bond

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10
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what makes it an aldehyde?

A

C with a double bond O and single bond H

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11
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what makes it an alcohol?

A

O-H

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12
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what makes it a ketone?

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C double bond O

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13
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what makes it an ether?

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C-O-C

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14
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what does carboxylic acid look like?

A

C double bond O, Single bond O-H

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