OChem Unit 3 Flashcards
R = CH2
Methylene
C = C bonded to a parent
Vinyl
3 carbon chain ending with a C = C
Allyl
What is a Configurational Isomer?
A Stereoisomer that cannot be interconverted by single bond rotation
Groups positioned on the same side of the C = C are called…
Cis groups
Groups positioned on opposite sides of the C = C are called
Trans groups
In the E/Z method, what does E stand for?
higher priority groups are on opposite sides of the double bond
In the E/Z method, what does the Z stand for?
higher priority groups are on the same side of the double bond
What are sigma bonds?
Single bonds between molecules
What are pi bonds?
Double bonds between molecules
What is an Alkene Addition Reaction?
-pi bond breaks
-2 new sigma bonds are formed
What is a Hydrogenation Reaction?
-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
What is a Halogenation Reaction?
-Addition of a halogen
-Product is an alkyl dihalide
-If a ring structure then halogens add to opposite sides forming the anti-addition
What is a Hydration Reaction?
-Addition of a water as H-OH
-Requires acid catalyst
-Product is an alcohol
What is an Addition of an Acid Reaction?
-Adds either an HX or a H2SO4 (H - OSO3H)