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Nomenclature Part 1 Flashcards

Defi

1
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same molecular formula

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Isomers

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different CONNECTIVITY of atoms

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CONSTITUTIONAL

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different FUNCTIONAL groups

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Functional

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different POSITIONS of functional group

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Positional

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different CARBON skeleton

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Skeletal

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same CONNECTIVITY but different SPATIAL ORIENTATION of atoms

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Stereoisomers

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different, non-interconverting spatial arrangement of atoms; not the result of rotation about single bonds; different compounds

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Configurational

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different, interconverting spatial arrangement of atoms; result of rotation about single bonds; same compound

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Conformational

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Result from RESTRICTED ROTATION around double bond or on cyclic alkanes

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Geometric

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10
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Around a CHIRAL carbon

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Optical

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nonsuperimposable mirror images

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Enantiomers

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nonmirror images

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Diastereomers

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13
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Usually uses the name given when it was discovered

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Common

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14
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Names compounds as DERIVATIVE of a parent compound

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Derived

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IUPAC acronym

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International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry

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16
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it is the most systematic naming and it is based on the LONGEST CONTINUOUS CHAIN of
C atoms

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IUPAC

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17
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position/s, number, & name/s of substituents; number of C of
parent functional group

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Prefixes

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18
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position and name of functional group

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Suffix

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19
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Where and what are the substituent

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Prefix

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20
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How many carbons?

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Parent

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21
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Where is the primary functional group?

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Locant

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22
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What is the primary functional group?

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Suffix

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23
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Contains carbon and hydrogen only

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Hydrocarbons

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24
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Open chain (acyclic)

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Aliphatic

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Straight and Branched

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Aliphatic

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Has a closed ring but no aromaticity

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Alicyclic

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Has a benzene ring

28
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Contains C-C bonds

29
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Contain at least one C=C or C to C triple bond

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Unsaturated fats are

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General Formula of Alkane

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General formula of Alkene

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General Formula of Alkyne

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what is the alkanes also known as?

34
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meaning is “slight affinity”

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L. parum affinis

35
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react under appropriate conditions with oxygen, chlorine, and a few other substances

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Properties of Alkanes

36
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Found in WAXY COATING in CABBAGE LEAVES

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nonacosane (C29H60)

37
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Found in wood oil of the JEFFREY PINE common to the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California

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Heptane (C7H16)

38
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most commons sources of alkanes:

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natural gas and petroleum deposits

39
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consists chiefly of METHANE but also contains ethane, propane, and butane

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Natural Gas

40
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A complex mixture of hydrocarbons that must be first separated in various fractions and then further refined before it can be used/

41
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Occurs when irradiated with ultraviolet light

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Reaction with chlorines of alkanes

42
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Line-angle formula

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Skeletal structure

43
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The same molecular formula but different structural formula

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Alkanes: Constitutional Isomers

44
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unbranched chains

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n (normal)

45
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methyl group attached to the 2nd C

46
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4 methyl groups attached to one C

47
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oblique view of C-C bonds

48
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along a C-C bond

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Newman Projection

49
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Two types of represenations of aliphatic alkanes

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Sawhorse
Newman Projection

50
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C-H bonds are as far awat from each other; more stable

51
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C-H bonds are as close as possible; less stable

52
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Contains two fewer hydrogen atoms than an aliphatic alkane wth same number of carbon atoms

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Alicyclic alkane

53
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Alkyl group + Halogen

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Alkyl halides

54
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released in large amounts by ocean kelp, forest fires, and volcanoes

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Chloromethane

55
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industrial applications of alkyl halides

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solvents
inhaled anesthetics
refrigerants
pesticides

56
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Trichloroethylene

57
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Halothane

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inhaled anesthetics

58
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Dichlorodifluoromethane

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refrigerant

59
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bromomethane

60
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What is alkenes also known as?

61
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Plant hormone that induces ripening in fruit

62
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Major component of turpentine

63
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a polyalkene that contains 11 double bonds; the orange pigment responsible for the color of carrots; and a valuable dietary source of vitamin

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β-carotene

64
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separated by atleast 2 single bonds

65
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adjacent

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cumulative

66
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alternating with single bonds

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conjugated

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