organics - intro Flashcards

1
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what are organics

A

Molecules that contain carbon/hydrogen often oxygen often nitrogen
Often found in nature

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2
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define hydrocarbon

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Molecule that contains carbon and hydrogen only

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3
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define saturated hydrocarbon

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only have c-c single bonds

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4
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define unsaturated hydrocarbon

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have at least one c=c double bond

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5
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give the properties of a functional group

A
  • Group of compounds that undergo the
    same chemical reactions
    • There’s a trend in physical properties
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6
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define functional group

A

specific group of atoms within a molecule that is responsible for its characteristic chemical reactions

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7
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give properties of a functional group

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  • Unique identifier
    • Often where chemical reactions happen
    • Molecules can have more than one functional group
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8
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//

A

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9
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define aliphatic

A

no benzene ring

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10
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define aromatic

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means there is at least one benzene ring

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11
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define alicyclic

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Sub category of aliphatic - circle of carbons somewhere that is not a benzene ring

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12
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define empirical formula

A

Lowest whole number ratio of atoms in a formula

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13
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define molecular formula

A

Actual number of atoms within a formula

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14
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define displayed formula

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diagram that Shows all the bonds

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15
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define structural formula

A

Displayed formula + condensing - working left to right

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16
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describe skeletal formula

A

Branches are shown in brackets
zig-zag lines

17
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give the beginning of names for the first 10 carbons in a straight chain

A

meth
eth
prop
but
pent
hex
hept
oct
non

18
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give the name for a branch with 1,2 and 3 carons

A

methyl
ethyl
propyl

19
Q

what order do you name compounds

A

alphabetical
carbon numbers with branches,
branches,
number of carbons

20
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define sigma bond

A

any single bond in a covalent bond

21
Q

define Pi bond

A

any second bond (in double/triple bond) in a covalent bond

22
Q

describe how Pi bonds are weaker than sigma bonds

A
  • pi bonds need to find space
  • available space above and below sigma bond
  • electron density is spread out over a larger space
  • therefore weaker bond
23
Q

define isomer

A

same molecular formula but have different 3D shape/geometry

24
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what are structural isomers

A

same molecular formula different displayed structures

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define chain isomers
same molecular formula, different chain (it will have branches)
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define position isomers
same functional group, different positions on the chain
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define functional group isomers
same molecular formula, different functional groups
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how to check for isomers
they have a unique name