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formal charge equation
(valence electrons) - (lines + dots)
electronic geometry of sp 180 0 lone pairs
linear
electronich geometry of sp2 120 0 lone pairs
trigonal planar
electronic geometry of sp3 109.5 0 lone pairs
tetrahedral
molecular geometry of sp 180 0 lone pairs
linear
molecular geometry of sp2 120 0 lone pairs
trigonal planar
molecular grometry of sp2 120 1 lone pair
bent
molecular grometry of sp3 0 lone pairs
tetrahedral
molecular geometry of sp3 1 lone pair
trigonal pyramidal
molecular geometry of sp3 2 lone pairs
bent
resonance makes a molecule more _____
stable
greatest resonace contributor, all atoms must have an _____
octet
for the greatest resonance contributor, the negative charge should be on the _____
more electronegative atom
for the greatest resonance contributor, the positive charge should be on the _____
least electronegative atom
what is the strongest IMF type?
ion-ion
staggered newmans are more stable because they reduce ____
steric strain
eclipsed newmans are less stable due to _____
torsional strain
isomers
differnt compounds having the same molecular formula
constitutional isomers
compounds having the same molecular formula but differnt connectivity
steroisomers
compounds having the same formula and connectivity but differnt orientations
configurational isomers
stereoisomers that cannot interconvert unless covalent bonds are broken, can be separated
conformational isomers
stereoisomers that rapidly interconvert and cannot be separated
meso compounds
mirroed plane
bronsted acid
proton donor
bronsted base
proton acceptors
lewis acids
electron acceptors
lewis bases
electron donors
the smaller the pka, the _____ the acid
stronger
pka of H3O and OH2
<0
pka value of a carboxylic acid
5
pka value of water and OH
15
pka value of an alkyne
25
pka value of NH2
40
pka value of a alkene
45
pka value of an alkane
60
if the ph is above the pka, the compound will exist …
in its deprotonated form
if the ph is below the pka, the compound will exist …
in its protonated form
equilibrium will always favor the _____
weaker acid
if bromine is present…
M+2 peak that is equal to the M+ peak
if chlorine is present
the M+2 peak is 1/3 the height of the M+ peak
if the M+ peak is odd
nitrogen is present
in HNMR a carboxylic acid is show up between _____
10-12 ppm
in HNMR a aldehyde will show up between_____
0-10 ppm
in HNMR an arene ring will show up between _____
6.5-8.5 ppm