OChem Unit 3 Flashcards

1
Q

R = CH2

A

Methylene

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2
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C = C bonded to a parent

A

Vinyl

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3
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3 carbon chain ending with a C = C

A

Allyl

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4
Q

What is a Configurational Isomer?

A

A Stereoisomer that cannot be interconverted by single bond rotation

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5
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Groups positioned on the same side of the C = C are called…

A

Cis groups

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6
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Groups positioned on opposite sides of the C = C are called

A

Trans groups

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7
Q

In the E/Z method, what does E stand for?

A

higher priority groups are on opposite sides of the double bond

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8
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In the E/Z method, what does the Z stand for?

A

higher priority groups are on the same side of the double bond

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9
Q

What are sigma bonds?

A

Single bonds between molecules

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10
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What are pi bonds?

A

Double bonds between molecules

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11
Q

What is an Alkene Addition Reaction?

A

-pi bond breaks
-2 new sigma bonds are formed

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12
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What is a Hydrogenation Reaction?

A

-Addition of hydrogen
-Requires a catalyst (Ni, Pt, Pd)
-If a ring structure then hydrogen’s are added to the same side forming the syn-addition

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13
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What is a Halogenation Reaction?

A

-Addition of a halogen
-Product is an alkyl dihalide
-If a ring structure then halogens add to opposite sides forming the anti-addition

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14
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What is a Hydration Reaction?

A

-Addition of a water as H-OH
-Requires acid catalyst
-Product is an alcohol

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15
Q

What is an Addition of an Acid Reaction?

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-Adds either an HX or a H2SO4 (H - OSO3H)

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16
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What is a carbocation?

A

A cation with a +1 formal charge on a carbon

17
Q

What is Tertiary? Secondary? Primary? Methyl?

A

-Tertiary is a carbocation with 3 R groups
-Secondary is a carbocation with 2 R groups
-Primary is a carbocation with 1 R group
-Methyl is a carbocation with 0 R groups

18
Q

What is a benzyllic carbocation?

A

When the positive charge is next to a benzene ring

19
Q

What is a allylic carbocation?

A

positive charge is next to pi bonds that are not part of a benzene ring

20
Q

What is a benzene ring?

A

Ring structure with alternating double single bonds

21
Q

What is Markovnikov’s Rule?

A

The more electronegative part of an unsymmetric reagent bonds to the more substituted carbon of the double bond

22
Q

What is an Electrophilic Addition?

A

A reaction between a nucleophile and an electrophile

23
Q

What is a nucleophile?

A

A substance that is electron rich; they have a free pair of electrons that can form a bond

24
Q

What is an electrophile?

A

A substance that is electron deficient; can accept electrons

25
Q

What is a hydride shift?

A

When a hydrogen shifts from one carbon to another; must be adjacent

26
Q

What is an alkyl shift?

A

An alkyl shifts from one carbon to an adjacent carbon

27
Q

What is a hydroboration reaction?

A

Adds a BH3 to the less substituted carbon

28
Q

What happens in oxidation?

A

An OH replaces the BH2 (hydroboration) on the less substituted carbon; makes an alcohol

29
Q

What is an aldehyde?

A

A carbon double bonded to an Oxygen; also connected to another carbon and a hydrogen

30
Q

What is a ketone?

A

A carbon double bonded to an Oxygen; also connected to two other carbons

31
Q

What is Ozonolysis?

A

Produces either an aldehyde or a ketone; adds ozone; requires zinc (Zn) and acid (H+)