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Organic Chemistry Flashcards

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Molecular formula

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The actual number of atoms of each element in a molecule

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Structural formula

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Shows the arrangements of atoms carbon by carbon with the attached hydrogens and functional groups

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Skeletal

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Shows the bonds of the carbon skeleton only with functional groups

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Displayed formula

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Shows how all the atoms are arranged and the bonds between them

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Functional group

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Group of atoms responsible for its characteristic reactions

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Homologous series

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Family of compounds that have the same functional group and general formula with each successive member differing by CH2

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What is homolytic fission

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Is the breaking of covalent bonds which forms 2 radicals with one electron from the bond going to each atom

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Why are lots of products produced in radical substitution

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As more than one substitution happens so more termination steps occur

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Why is x and example of honolytic fission

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As one electron from bond pair goes to each atom

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What is an electrophile

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Electron pair acceptors

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WHat is a nucleophile

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Electron pair donors

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Alicyclic

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An aliphatic compound arranged in non aromatic rings(ring like structure)

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Aromatic

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Contains benzene ring

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Aliphatic

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A compound containing carbon and hydrogen arranged in straight or branched chains

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Alkyl

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A hydrocarbon chain w general formula CnH2n+1

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Heterolytic

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The bond beaks unevenly with one of the bonded atoms receiving both electrons from the bonded pair

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Why is e/z isomerism shown

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Due to carbon double bond which restricts rotation. Each carbon of the double bond is attached to two different groups

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Stereoisomerism

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Same structural and molecule formula but different arrangement of atoms in space

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how are pi bonds formed

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pi bonds are formed by the sideways overlap of 2 p orbitals in each carbon atom.Its formed above and below the atom

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j

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j

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difference between pi and sigma bond

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pi bond has a lower bond enthalpy .sigma bonds form between atoms and pi bonds form above and below atoms

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why does cracking form lots of products

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as any cc bond in alkane can break

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why does this(a compound with 2 double bonds) not have cis/trans isomerism

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as the c in the c=c bond are joined to two groups that are the same

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temp and conditions needed to make a polymer

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ziegler catalyst with high temperature

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