Topic 1: Systematic carbon chemistry Flashcards

1
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saturated compounds- single or double carbon bonds

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only single carbon to carbon bonds

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2
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unsaturated compounds- single or double carbon bonds

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at least one double carbon to carbon double bond

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3
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what is organic chemistry

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the chemistry of carbon based compounds

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4
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prefix for 1 carbon

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meth-

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5
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prefix for 2 carbons

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eth-

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6
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prefix for 3 carbons

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Prop-

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7
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prefix for 4 carbons

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but-

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8
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prefix for 5 carbons

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pent-

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9
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prefix for 6 carbons

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Hex-

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10
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prefix for 7 carbons

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Hept-

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11
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prefix for 8 carbons

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Oct-

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12
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prefix for 9 carbons

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Non-

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13
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prefix for 10 carbons

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Dec-

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14
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test for unsaturation

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unsaturated compounds quickly decolourise bromine solution

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15
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what is an isomer

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compounds with the same molecular formula but different structural formula

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16
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the solubility, boiling point and volatility (ease of evaporation) of a compound can be predicted by considering: (4)

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•the presence of O-H or N-H bonds, which implies hydrogen bonding
•the spatial arrangement of polar covalent bonds which could result in a molecule possessing a permanent dipole
•molecular size which would affect LDFs
•the polarities of solute and solvent. polar or ionic compounds tend to be soluble in polar solvents, non polar compounds tend to be soluble in non polar solvents

17
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solubility, boiling point and volatility can be explained in terms of the type and strength of what

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the intermolecular forces present