Lecture 11-Organic Chemistry I Flashcards
What is organic chemistry?
The chemistry of carbon-based molecules
Name inorganic carbon compounds?
- Oxides of C = CO2 , CO
- Carbonates = Na2CO3
- Bicarbonates = NaHCO3
- Metal carbides = CaC2
- Metal cyanides KCN
Compare the elements in organic vs inorganic compounds?
Organic = C,H Inorganic = Composed of all known compounds
Compare bonding in organic vs inorganic compounds?
Organic = covalent Inorganic = ionic
Compare solubility in organic vs inorganic compounds?
Organic = variable (tends to be opposite to inorganic) Inorganic = High solubility in water , low solubility in non-polar solvents
Compare the flammability of organic vs inorganic compounds?
Organic = mostly flammable Inorganic = Mostly non-flammable
Compare the isomerism in organic vs inorganic compounds?
Organic = Isomerism is common Inorganic = Less common (except complexes of transition metals)
Compare the chemical reactions in organic vs inorganic compounds?
Organic = Between molecules - can be slower Inorganic = Between ions -usually faster + quantitative
Compare the classifications in organic vs inorganic substances?
Organic = functional groups , skeletal , homologous series Inorganic = acids, bases , salts
Importance of aspirin + its functional groups
Painkiller
-Carboxylic acid + ester + aryl
Importance of cis-11-retinal + its functional groups
Vision
-Alkene + aldehyde
Importance of adrenaline + its functional groups
Response to stress
-Alcohol + amine + phenol
Importance of soaps + its functional groups
Reaction of base + fats and oils
-Ester functional groups
Importance of organic chem
Cotton Vincristine Vanillin Indigo Nylon Salbutamol Lovastatin 2nd generation fluvastatin
What are the 2 stable isotopes of carbon?
12C and 13C