Paper 2-2018 Flashcards

1
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How can a single radical cause decomposition of many molecules of ozone?

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Cl radical is regenerated- causes chain reaction in decomposition of ozone

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2
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Iupac name for CH2(OH)CH(CH3)CH2Br

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3- bromo-2-methylpropan-1-ol

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3
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Why halogenoalkanes attacked by nucleophiles

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Halogen is more electronegative than carbon
C is partially positive/e- deficient
Lp on Nucleophilicity donated to partially positive carbon

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4
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Displayed formula for compound- C4H6O2 infrared range 1680-1750

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CH3
O\CH-CH-CH\O

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5
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Compound has empirical C3H4NO and reagent

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CN-CHOH-CH3H-CHOH-CN
KCN and dil.acid

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6
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Why distillation allows propanol to be separated by other organic compounds in reaction mixture?
Alcohol- 97°
Propanol- 49°
Propanoic-141°

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Alcohol and propanoic acid have H bonding
Aldehyde has dipole dipole forces
Forces in aldehyde are weaker therefore evaporates first

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7
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Ways to maximise yield obtained via distillation

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-Keep temp if reaction mixture below its bp
-Cool distillate

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9
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Confirm sample of aldehyde doesn’t have carboxylic acid

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Add Na2CO3(carbonate) or Mg
Effervescence pr bubbles confirm presence of acid

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10
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Mechanism when 2°alcohol dehydrated in presence of H2SO4 and forms alkene

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Elimination

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11
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Less polar stereoisomer and how it arises

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E-Pent-2-ene
Rotates and each C has 2 diff groups attatched

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12
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Kc with tot. Vol.

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Products /reactants
Divide each by vol if in cm3 divide by 1000

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13
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Gradients of rate equation

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Gradient=-Ea/R

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14
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Adding water to eq mixture will lower conc of A

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Decreases conc of A. Eq. shifts to side with more pimples to oppose decrease in conc

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15
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Bonding in and shape of benzene and stability

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Bonding- Each c has 3 covalent bonds, spare e in p orbital overlap to form pi cloud, delocalisation
Shape- planar, hexagon, 120°, c-c bonds equal in length
Stability/ expected of cyclohexatriene- -360 (-120x3) , hydrog of benzene is less exothermic by 152, benzene lower in energy more stable

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16
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Estimate value for hydrog of cyclohexa-1,3, diene

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Between -239 and 121
Double bonds sepetste by single bond/ alternating
Allows some delocalisation/ overlap of p orbitals

17
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CH3CH2COCl with AlCl3

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Electrophylic sub reaction
CH3CH2COCl+AlCl3—> CH3CH2-O+ + AlCl4-

18
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Alcohol reacts with ethanol chloride

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Ester formed
Obs- misty steamy fumes
Mech- nuc.add.elim

19
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How do H bonds form on polypeptide chains

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Partially positive H/ electron deficient H on N-H attracted to lp on Oxygen

20
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Bond between two polypeptide chains and protein structure

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Sulfur bonds

21
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Zwitterion of dipepitide by alanine and serine

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And H and + on LHS of A and remove H and make negative charge on RHS attached to S. remove H on NH2 and H making negative charge on COOH

22
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Complimentary bases

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A+T- 2 H bonds
C+G- 3 h bonds

23
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Better to prep 1° amines from nitriles rather than from halogenoalkanes

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With Halo- further reactions occur/impure product formed/ lower atom economy
With nitriles- no further reaction/single product/ higher atom econ

24
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When propylamine dissolved in water

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Forms OH- and NH3+ on compound
Turns blue

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Why an aq. sol obtained in reduction even though phenylamine is insoluble in water
Phenylamine present as ionic salt