topic 10: organic, halogenoalkanes, alcohols, spectra Flashcards

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how do isotopes affect the peaks observed in a mass spectrum

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isotopes create additional peaks. for ex M+1 peak results from the presence of a C13 isotope

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3 signifcances of heating under reflux in organic chem

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allows reactions at solven’ts bp without losing volatite reactants/products
provides constant temp for consistent reactions
enables longer reaction times to increase product yeild

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3
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how cna fragmentraiton help dtermine the strucutre of an roganic compound in mass spectrometry

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by analysizing m/z values of fragment ions, u can peice together the strucutre.

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diff between hoolytic bond breaking and heterolytic bond breaking

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homolytic- each atoms keeps one eldctron, forming raidcals
heterolytic - one atoms keeps both electrons forming ions

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5
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y is drying important in the purification of organic liquids

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dryinf removes water, an impurity from aqoues reagents

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6
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wt happens to a primary alcohol when its oxidised

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it becomes an aldehyde, then a carboxlylic acid

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wt distingushes primary alcohols from secondary and teritrary alcohols in terms of oxidaiotn reactions

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primary alcohols oxidize to aldehydes, then carboxlyic acids
secondary alcohols oxidize to ketones
teritary alcohols dont oxidize easily

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8
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wt mkaes halogenoalkanes reactive compared to hydrocarbons

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halogenoalaknes r more reactive than hydrocarbons cuz of the polar C-X bond, the carbon atom attracts nuclephiles due to its partial postive charge

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9
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wt types of reactions can alcohols undergo

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combusitons
halogenation
dehydration to alkenes

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10
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general formula for halogenoalaknes

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CnH2n+1

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wt techniques r used to maximise yeild of diff products during oxidation reactions

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heating under reflux - for full oxidation to acids/ketones
distillation with addition - for partial oxidation to aldehydes

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12
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wt types of compounds r commonly used as drying agents for organic liquids

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magnesium sulfate
sodium sulfate
calcium chloride

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13
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how does bromination differ from chlornation when converting alcohols to halogenoalknaes

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bromination needs acid catalyst
chlorination needs heat

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