Stereoisomers (13.2) Flashcards

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What is a stereoisomer?

A

A molecule with the same structural isomer but arranged differently in the space

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What are some types of stereoisomers?

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-Cis-Trans Isomerism
-E/Z isomerism
-Optical Isomerism

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What does a molecule need to have for E/Z isomerism to occur?

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-Molecules with a C=C double bond

-Different groups attached to each carbon atom in a C=C bond

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What is conditions do you need to have a Cis-Trans isomer?

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-C=C double bond

-Different groups attached to each carbon atom in a C=C bond

-One hydrogen atom bonded to each carbon atom in a C=C bond

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How can you tell the priority of atoms in E/Z isomers?

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The higher the atomic number of the group attached to a carbon, the higher the priority.

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How can you tell if an isomer is Z or E

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-Z isomers have the highest priority atoms on the same side ((either above or below C=C))

-E isomers have the highest priority atoms diagonally across either side of the C=C bond

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What is the name priority nomenclature?

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Cahn-Ingold-Prelog ((named after the people who developed the priority rules))

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