Stereoisomers, double and triple bonds, & reactions Flashcards by Rey Rodriguez | Brainscape

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what is a stereoisomer? **

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same formula, same connections, different shape in 3D space

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name this

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what kind of isomer is this?

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it’s not an isomer

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common name?

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ethylene

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common name?

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propylene

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common name?

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isoprene

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common name?

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acetylene

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name this compound?

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what is the reaction involving addition?

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2 reactants combine to form one new product

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what is the reaction involving elimination?

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single reactant splits to give multiple products, one of which has a multiple bond

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what is the reaction involving substitution?

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atom or group replaced by another atom or group

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what is the reaction involving rearrangement?

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a molecule undergoes bond reorganization to yield an isomer

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what does the reaction of hydrogenation involve?

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requires catalyst such as Ni, Pd, or Pt
alkene loses its double bond
alkyne loses its triple bond
both become alkanes

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what does the reaction of halogenation involve?

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addition of alkane/alkene/alkyne with a halogen to produce a new product

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what is this reaction an example of?

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elimination (in this case its caused by dehydration

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what is this reaction an example of?

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rearrangement

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what is this reaction an example of?

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halogenation

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what is this reaction an example of?

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substitution

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what is this reaction an example of?

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elimination

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what is this reaction an example of?

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rearrangement

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what is this reaction an example of?

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full hydrogenation of an alkyne

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what is this reaction an example of?

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addition

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what is this reaction an example of?

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substitution

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what is this reaction an example of?

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hydrogenation