Molecular Representations - Ch. 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the requirements for hydrogen bonding?

A

N, O, or F with a lone pair attached to an H

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2
Q

What is the important thing to remember when creating condensed structures?

A

the final structure must have the appropriate number of bonds for each element

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3
Q

Describe an aldehyde

A

C double bond O and C single bond H

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4
Q

Describe Carboxylic Acid

A

C double bond O, C single bond O single bond H

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5
Q

Describe an Ester

A

C double bond O, C single bond O, single bond R

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6
Q

Describe an Alkyne

A

R single bond C triple bond C single bond R

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7
Q

Describe Alkyl Halide

A

Carbon Chain with halogen at the end

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8
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Describe Alkane

A

All carbon carbon single bonds

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9
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Describe Alkene

A

Carbon chain with a double bond

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10
Q

What is the difference between a Ketone and Aldehyde

A

Ketone has a double bonded O in the middle and Aldehydes have O on the end

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11
Q

What are the keys to identifying functional groups?

A
  1. Locate all heteroatoms and pi bonds
  2. Classify each heteroatom as part of one functional group
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12
Q

What does it mean when an electron is delocalized?

A

spread out over more than one atom

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13
Q

What are two guidelines to drawing resonance structures?

A
  1. Draw electron pushing arrows from either lone pair electrons or pi bonds
  2. Draw arrows toward positive charges and away from negative charges
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14
Q

Define functional groups

A

characteristic group of atoms/bonds that possess a predictable chemical behavior

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15
Q

What do wedges indicate in a structure?

A

Groups coming out of the page

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16
Q

What do dashes indicate in a structure?

A

Group going behind the page

17
Q

What is an acyclic compound?

A

Has no rings

18
Q

What is a cyclic structure?

A

One ring

19
Q

What is a bicyclic compound?

A

Has 2 rings

20
Q

What is significant about resonance structures?

A

show the positive or negative charges are spread out over more than one location

21
Q

What is the significance of delocalization?

A

stabilizing factor of molecules and ions

22
Q

How do you know when a lone pair is delocalized?

A

It is located-in-the-p-orbital

23
Q

List the 4 qualifications from most to least significant within resonance structures.

A
  1. greatest number of filled octets
  2. fewer formal charges
  3. negative charge on more electronegative element
  4. equally good Lewis structures are equivalent and contribute equally