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Organic Chemistry

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the chemistry of compounds that contain the element carbon

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Covalent bond

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formed by sharing electrons between atoms of similar electronegativities to achieve the configuration of a noble gas

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Electronegativities

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increasing left to right and going up the periodic table

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Carbon

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  • can form strong bonds to other carbons to form rings and chains
  • strong bonds with hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, sulfur
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Valence electrons, number of bonds, and lone pairs: Hydrogen

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  • VE = 1
  • NB = 1
  • LP = 0
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Valence electrons, number of bonds, and lone pairs: Carbon

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  • VE = 4
  • NB = 4
  • LP = 0
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Valence electrons, number of bonds, and lone pairs: Nitrogen

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  • VE = 5
  • NB = 3
  • LP = 1
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Valence electrons, number of bonds, and lone pairs: oxygen, sulfur

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  • VE = 6
  • NB = 2
  • LP = 2
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Valence electrons, number of bonds, and lone pairs: Fluorine, Chlorine, Bromine, Iodine

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  • VE = 7
  • NB = 1
  • LP = 3
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Formal Charges: Carbon

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Normally: 4 bonds
Positive: 3 bonds
Negative: 3 bonds + 1 lone pairs

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Formal Charges: Oxygen

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Normally: 2 bonds + 2 lone pairs
Positive: 3 bonds + 1 lone pairs
Negative: 1 bond + 3 lone pairs

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Formal Charges: Nitrogen

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Normally: 3 bonds + 1 lone pair
Positive: 4 bonds + 0 lone pair
Negative: 2 bonds + 2 lone pairs

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Dashed line

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projects behind

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wedge line

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projects forward

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Solid line

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lies on the plane

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Hydrocarbon

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compounds that contains only carbons and hydrogen atoms

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Alkanes

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  • do not have multiple bonds
  • weak intermolecular interactions
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naming unbranched Alkanes

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  1. count the number of carbons and add associated prefix
  2. ends in -ane
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Methane

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1 carbon

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Ethane

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2 carbons

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Propane

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3 carbons

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Butane

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4 carbons

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Pentane

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5 carbons

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Hexane

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6 carbons

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Heptane

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7 carbons

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Octane

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8 carbons

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Nonane

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9 carbons

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Decane

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10 carbons

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29
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akyl

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when you remove a hydrogen

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Naming akyl

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  1. same as alkanes but drop -ane and replace with -yl
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Naming branched alkanes

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  1. find the longest chain and number them
  2. Indicate ethyl and methyl and on which carbon their on and if there is multiple indicate how many with a prefix
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methyl

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1 C + 3 H

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ethyl

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2 C + 5H

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34
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Alkenes

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have double bonded carbons

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Naming alkenes

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  1. identify the longest chain that has a double carbon bond
  2. Change ending from -ane to -ene
  3. Lowest number carbon for the one with double bond
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Cis

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identical groups on the same side

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Trans

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identical groups on different sides

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Z

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not identical groups; on the same side

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E

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not identical groups; on different side

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Alkynes

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compounds that have tripole bonds

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naming alkynes

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  1. sames as alkenes but end with -yne
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Tolvene

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CH3 is connected

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Phenol

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OH is connected

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Aniline

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NH2 is connected

45
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Benzoic Acid

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CO2H is connected

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Salicyclic Acid

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CO2H and OH is connected

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Cinnamaldehyde

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3 carbons with a double bond connected to the 2 and 3 carbon, double bond oxygen connected to the 3 rd carbon and a hydrogen at the end

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Functional group: Alkane

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C - H and C - C bonds
Formula: RH

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Functional group: Alkene

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Formulas: RCH = CH2
R2C = CHR
RCH = CHR
R2C = CR2

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Functional group: Aromatic

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Formula: ArH

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Functional group: Haloalkane

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Formula: RX

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Functional group: Alcohol

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Formula: ROH

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Functional group: Phenol

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Formula: ArOH

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Functional group: Ether

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Formula: ROR

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Functional group: Amine

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Formula: RNH2
R2NH
R3N

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Functional group: Amide

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Formula: O = RCNH2
O = RCNHR’
O = RCNR’R’’
O = CH3CNH2

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Functional group: Aldehyde

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Formula: O = RCH

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Functional group: Ketone

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Formula: O = RCR’

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Functional group: Ester

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Formula: O = RCOR’

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Functional group: Nitrile

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Formula: RCN

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Functional group: Carboxylic Acid

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Formula: O = RCOH

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Naming Alkyl Halides

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  1. Identify the longest carbon chain that is bonded to the halogen group
  2. Lowest number of the carbon that the halogen group
  3. Add pre- fix based on element
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Naming Alkyl Halides: Prefix: Fluorine

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Fluoro

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Naming Alkyl Halides: Prefix: Chlorine

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Chloro

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Naming Alkyl Halides: Prefix: Bromine

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Bromo

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Naming Alkyl Halides: Prefix: Iodine

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iodo

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Naming Alcohols

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  1. identify the longest chain that is bonded to the OH group
  2. Lowest carbon gets assigned to the one attached at -OH
  3. end of the word: -ol
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Amine

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nitrogen bonded to hydrogen + carbon

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Naming amine

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  1. Identify longest chain that is bonded to a nitrogen
  2. lowest number is the carbon that is attached to nitrogen
  3. Alcohol ending with “amine”
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Nitriles

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a triple bond between carbon and nitrogen

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Naming Aldehydes and Ketones

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  1. identify the longest chain
  2. Aldehydes -> ending in “al”
    Ketones -> ending in “one”
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Dipole moment

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distance between the charges x the charge

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Net dipole

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higher boiling point because it is able to bind to itself

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Dipole dipole forces

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When its polarized

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Hydrogen bonds

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stronger than dipole dipole but weaker than covalent bonds

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Infrared (IR) electromagnetic waves vibrate: Stretching

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  1. Symmetric - moving away and from all core at the same time -> v Shape
  2. Asymmetric - moving away and from the core NOT at the same time
    -> Cheerleading
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Infrared (IR) electromagnetic waves vibrate: Bending

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  1. In plane -> Scissoring
  2. Out of plane -> twisting
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Degree of Unsaturation

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  • difference in the number of pairs of hydrogen missing
    CnH2n+2
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Rules for degree of unsaturation

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  1. Each double bond or ring -> -2 H
  2. Each bond or ring -> -1 H
  3. Halogen -> count as a H
  4. Oxygen -> ignore
  5. Nitrogen -> -1 H for each
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Isomers

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Different compounds with same molecular formula

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Constitutional Isomers

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Isomers whose atoms have different connectivity

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Stereoisomers

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Isomers that have the same connectivity but that differ in the arrangement of their atoms in space -> different 3D arrangement

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Enatiomers

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Stereoisomers that are nonsuperpossible mirror images of each other

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Diastereomers

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Stereoisomers that are not mirror images of each other

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Anti- conformer

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staggered in which carbons are the farthest apart

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Gauche conformer

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staggered in which carbons are the closest together

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