Organic Structures Flashcards
If you are indicating stereochemistry, what is the difference between a wedge and a dash
Wedge indicates the bond is out of the plane
A dash indicates the bond is going into the plane
Which functional groups have the highest level of oxidation
Carbonates
Tetrahalo compounds (4 halogen groups around a central carbon)
Which functional groups have the second highest level of oxidation (3 bonds to heteroatoms)
Carboxylic acids
Esters
Amides
Nitriles
Acyl chlorides
Which functional groups have the third highest oxidation level (two bonds to heteroatoms)
Aldehydes
Ketones
Acetals
Alkynes
Which functional groups have the second lowest level of oxidation (one bond to heteroatoms)
Alcohol
Ethers
Amines
Alkyl halides
Alkenes
Describe what an alkyne is
Contains at least one triple bond
They have linear geometry
How would you name an alkyne
Named using the suffix ‘yne’
A number can be used before the ‘yne’ to indicate position of the double bond
For simple alkynes, the triple bond gets the lowest number possible
For example: propyne, hex-2-yne
What is a phenyl group
A benzene ring with a substituent
What is the difference between ortho, meta and para groups on phenyl
What is an ether functional group
Contains an R-O-R group
Systematically named Alk-oxy-alkane
For example
Describe what amines contain
RNH2, R2NH or R3N groups
Named using the suffix ‘amine’ in the name
For example: propan-1-amine
How do you name secondary and tertiary amines
N-alkyl
Alkyl being the substituted group for the hydrogen off the nitrogen
Imine, oximes and hydrazones are related to what functional grouos
to aldehydes and ketones
can be prepared from them
Describe the Imine group
Describe the Oxime group