module 4 Flashcards

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empirical formula

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smallest whole number ratio of atoms in a molecule

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2
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molecular formula

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total number of atoms of each element in a molecule

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3
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displayed formula

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shows the relative positioning of all the atoms I a molecule and the bonds between them

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4
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structural formula

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gives the minimal detail that shows the arrangement of atoms in a molecule

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5
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skeletal formula

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a representation of molecular structure in which covalent bonds are shown as lines

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6
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homologous series

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series of organic compounds having the same functional group and similar chemical properties

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7
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general formula

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simplest algebraic formula for any member of a homologous series

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8
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isomers

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molecules that have the same molecular formula but the atoms are arranged differently

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9
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structural isomers

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compounds with the same molecular formula but different structural formula

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10
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chain isomers

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have different length carbon chains

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11
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positional isomers

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have the additional atom attached to different carbons

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12
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functional group isomers

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same molecular formula but different functional groups

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13
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sigma bond

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overlap of orbitals directly between the bonding atoms

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14
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homolytic fission

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a covalent bond breaks and each atom retains one of the shared pair of electrons

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15
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free radical

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species with an unpaired electron

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16
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initiation

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free radicals produced

17
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propagation

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free radicals used up and more are created

18
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termination

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2 free radicals react to produce products

19
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stereoisomerism

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compounds with the same molecular and structural formulae but a different arrangement in space

20
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e/z isomerism

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a type of stereo isomerism that occurs in alkenes because there is no rotation around the double bond

21
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electrophile

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electron pair acceptor

22
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heterolytic fission

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a covalent bond breaks and one of the atoms keeps both of the shared pair of electrons

23
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markownikoff’s rule

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the hydrogen adds to the c carbon with the most hydrogens already attached

24
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polymer

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long chain molecules made by joining together many monomer units