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How do you add NO2 to benzene?

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React benzene with HNO3 and H2SO4.

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What is a diazonium compound?

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A benzene ring that is bonded to a positive N which has a triple bond to another N.

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How do we turn the Benzene bonded to NO2 into a diazonium compound?

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React the benzene bonded to NO2 with NaNO2 and HCl.

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How reactive are diazonium compounds?

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Diazonium compounds are very reactive.

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If K-I is reacted with a diazonium compound, what is the product?

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A benzene ring bonded to an iodine.

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If Cu-Br is reacted with a diazonium compound, what is the product?

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A benzene ring bonded to an bromine.

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If Cu-Cl is reacted with a diazonium compound, what is the product?

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A benzene ring bonded to a chlorine.

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If a phenol is reacted with a diazonium compound, what is the product?

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Benzene-N=N-Benzene-OH.

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If H3-P-O2 or Et-O-H is reacted with a diazonium compound, what is the product?

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Benzene.

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If H2O and H2SO4 at 100 degrees C is reacted with a diazonium compound, what is the product?

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A phenol.

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If Cu-C-N is reacted with a diazonium compound, what is the product?

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A benzene bonded to a C-N

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If H-B-F4 is reacted with a diazonium compound, what is the product?

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A benzene bonded to a fluorine.

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What are activators?

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This is more likely to react than a benzene ring.

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What are deactivators?

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This is less likely to react than a benzene ring.

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What are the activating groups?

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What are the deactivating groups?

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What are the ortho, para and meta substitution positions?

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What are the ortho, para directing groups?

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What are the meta directing groups?

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What are the 3 steps to determining whether something is ortho, para or meta directing?

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Look at all the substituents separately. Determine if its ortho, para or meta directing. Determine where addition goes.

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What electrophile is used for the bromination of benzene?

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Br2 + Fe-Br3 = Br-Br+-Fe(-)-Br3.

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What electrophile is used for the chlorination of benzene?

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AlCl3 or FeCl3 + Cl2 = Cl-Cl+-Al(-)-Cl3.

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What electrophile is used for the iodination of benzene?

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HNO3 + H+ +1/2 I2 = I+ + NO2 + H2O.

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What electrophile is used for the nitration of benzene?

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HNO3 + H2SO4 = A benzene ring bonded to NO2 + H2O.

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What electrophile is used for the sulfonation of benzene?

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Benzene + SO3 (electrophile) + H2SO4 = Benzene bonded to SO3H.

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What is the Friedel Crafts reaction used for?

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The Friedel Crafts reaction is used to turn benzene into a benzene with a hydrocarbon chain attached.

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What is the electrophile in the Friedel Crafts reaction?

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R-CH2 + -Cl+Al(-)-Cl3.

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What are the steps of the Friedel Crafts reaction?

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Electrophile is formed. Benzene ring attacks C+ and the Cl leaves. The aromaticity on the benzene ring is lost. To regain the aromaticity the chlorine comes back and removes the H thats bonded to the same C as the new hydrocarbon group. The double bond reforms and aromaticity is restored.

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Can rearrangements happen in the Friedel Crafts reaction?

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Yes.

30
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What are benzylic hydrogens?

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The hydrogens that are on the chain carbons that are attached to the benzene.

31
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Which hydrogens does NBS or Br2 attack?

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The benzylic hydrogens.

32
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Which hydrogens doNBS or Br2 for attack?

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Benzylic hydrogens close to the benzene ring.

33
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If you react HNO3 with H2SO4 and a benzene ring, what products are formed?

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A benzene ring with NO2 attached.

34
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What does NBS look like?

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35
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What is aniline?

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36
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Is aniline ortho, para or meta directing?

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Ortho, para.

37
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What wavelength, region, energy KJ/mol and molecular effects of gamma rays?

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Wavelength = 10 to the -9. Energy = 10 to the 7. Molecular effects = ionisation.

38
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What wavelength, region, energy KJ/mol and molecular effects of X rays?

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Wavelength = 10 to the -7. Energy = 10 to the 5. Molecular effects = ionisation.

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What wavelength, region, energy KJ/mol and molecular effects of vacuum UV?

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Wavelength = 10 to the -5. Energy = 10 to the 3. Molecular effects = electronic transitions.

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What wavelength, region, energy KJ/mol and molecular effects of near UV?

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Wavelength = 10 to the -5. Energy = 10 to the 2. Molecular effects = electronic transitions.

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What wavelength, region, energy KJ/mol and molecular effects of visible UV?

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Wavelength = 10 to the -4. Energy = 10 to the 2. Molecular effects = molecular vibrations.

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What wavelength, region, energy KJ/mol and molecular effects of infrared?

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Wavelength = 10 to the -3. Energy = 10. Molecular effects = molecular vibrations.

43
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What wavelength, region, energy KJ/mol and molecular effects of microwave?

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Wavelength = 10 to the -1. Energy = 10 to the -1 up to 1. Molecular effects = rotational motion.

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What wavelength, region, energy KJ/mol and molecular effects of radio?

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Wavelength = 10 to the 4 up to 10 to the 2. Energy = 10 to the -6 up to 10 to the -2. Molecular effects = nuclear spin transitions.

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Is cyanide a good nucleophile?

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Yes.

46
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What is Cyanide?

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47
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How do you turn an alkyl halide into an amine?

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48
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When you turn an alkyl halide into an amine, by how much does the carbon chain increase?

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By 1 carbon.

49
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What reaction is used to turn an amide into an amine?

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The Hoffman rearrangement.

50
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What is an amine?

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51
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What is an amide?

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52
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The Hoffman rearrangement is used for what kind of amides?

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Primary amides.

53
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What is the mechanism of the Hoffman rearrangement?

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54
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What is the speed of light?

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3 x 10 to the 10 cm/sec.

55
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What is an acid or acyl chloride?

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56
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How do you turn an acid chloride into an amine?

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Acid chloride + ammonia. Cl is knocked off acid chloride and the amide is formed. LiAlH4 then removed the oxygen.

57
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What is the mechanism of the formation of an amine from an acid chloride?

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58
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What is the finger print region?

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No Z molecules give the same IR spectrum.

59
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What region is the finger print region?

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600 - 1400 cm to the minus 1. The region between 1600–3500 cm-1 has the most common vibrations and we can use it to get information about specific functional groups in the molecule.

60
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Describe the IR spectrum for alcohols?

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61
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What is the IR spectrum for amides?

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62
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Describe the IR spectrum for amides?

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Amides will show a strong absorption for the C═O at 1630–1660 cm-1. If there are hydrogens attached to the nitrogen of the amide, there will N—H absorptions at around 3300 cm-1.

63
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What is the IR spectrum for carboxylic acids?

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PICTURE!!!

64
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Describe the IR spectrum for carboxylic acids?

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65
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What is the IR spectrum for ketones?

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66
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Describe the IR spectrum for ketones?

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The spectrum of 2-heptanone shows a strong, sharp absorption at 1718 cm-1 due to the C═O stretch.

67
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What is the IR spectrum for aldehydes?

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68
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Describe the IR spectrum for aldehydes?

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Aldehydes have the C═O stretch at around 1710 cm-1. They also have two different stretch bands for the aldehyde C—H bond at 2720 and 2820 cm-1.

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