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0
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At what difference in electronegativity does an ionic bond form between two atoms?

A

> 2.0

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1
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At what difference in electronegativity does a polar bond form between two atoms?

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> 0.5

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2
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What is the formula for formal charge?

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formal charge = (# of valence e-) - (# of e- atom “owns”)

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3
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What is the formula to find out how many e- an atom “owns”?

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of e- atom “owns” = (# of unpaired e-) + (1/2)(shared)

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4
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Stability rules

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  1. Fulfills octet rule 2. More bonds is more stable 3. Minimized charge 4. More stable if negative charge is on most electronegative ion
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5
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How does pka relate to the strength of the acid and the Ka value?

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lower pka = stronger acid = higher Ka

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6
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pka of alkane

A

~50

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7
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pka of amine

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~35

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8
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pka of alkyne

A

25

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9
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pka of water

A

16

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10
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pka of protonated amines

A

10

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11
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pka of carboxylic acids

A

5

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12
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pka of hydrochloric acid

A

-7

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13
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What four variables affect the stability of the conjugate base?

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  • element - inductive (electron withdrawing) - resonance - hybridization
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14
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Lewis base

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donates an e- pair; nucleophile

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15
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Lewis acid

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accepts an e- pair; electrophile

16
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What are heteroatoms?

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any atoms that are not carbon or hydrogen

17
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aliphatic: alkanes

A

have a single bond between carbons

18
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aliphatic: alkenes

A

have a double bond between carbons

19
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aliphatic: alkynes

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have a triple bond between carbons

20
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aromatic compounds

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rings

21
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Alkyl Halide

22
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Alcohol (hydroxyl)

23
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Ether (alkoxy)

24
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Amine

25
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Thiol

26
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Sulfide

27
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Aldehyde

28
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Ketone

29
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Carboxylic acid

30
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Ester

31
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Amide

32
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Acid Halide