organic chemistry 1 - final exam

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formal charge equation

(valence electrons) - (lines + dots)

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electronic geometry of sp 180 0 lone pairs

linear

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electronich geometry of sp2 120 0 lone pairs

trigonal planar

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electronic geometry of sp3 109.5 0 lone pairs

tetrahedral

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molecular geometry of sp 180 0 lone pairs

linear

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molecular geometry of sp2 120 0 lone pairs

trigonal planar

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molecular grometry of sp2 120 1 lone pair

bent

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molecular grometry of sp3 0 lone pairs

tetrahedral

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molecular geometry of sp3 1 lone pair

trigonal pyramidal

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molecular geometry of sp3 2 lone pairs

bent

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resonance makes a molecule more _____

stable

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greatest resonace contributor, all atoms must have an _____

octet

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for the greatest resonance contributor, the negative charge should be on the _____

more electronegative atom

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for the greatest resonance contributor, the positive charge should be on the _____

least electronegative atom

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what is the strongest IMF type?

ion-ion

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staggered newmans are more stable because they reduce ____

steric strain

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eclipsed newmans are less stable due to _____

torsional strain

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isomers

differnt compounds having the same molecular formula

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constitutional isomers

compounds having the same molecular formula but differnt connectivity

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steroisomers

compounds having the same formula and connectivity but differnt orientations

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configurational isomers

stereoisomers that cannot interconvert unless covalent bonds are broken, can be separated

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conformational isomers

stereoisomers that rapidly interconvert and cannot be separated

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meso compounds

mirroed plane

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bronsted acid

proton donor

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bronsted base

proton acceptors

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lewis acids

electron acceptors

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lewis bases

electron donors

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the smaller the pka, the _____ the acid

stronger

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pka of H3O and OH2

<0

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pka value of a carboxylic acid

5

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pka value of water and OH

15

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pka value of an alkyne

25

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pka value of NH2

40

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pka value of a alkene

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pka value of an alkane

60

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if the ph is above the pka, the compound will exist …

in its deprotonated form

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if the ph is below the pka, the compound will exist …

in its protonated form

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equilibrium will always favor the _____

weaker acid

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if bromine is present…

M+2 peak that is equal to the M+ peak

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if chlorine is present

the M+2 peak is 1/3 the height of the M+ peak

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if the M+ peak is odd

nitrogen is present

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in HNMR a carboxylic acid is show up between _____

10-12 ppm

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in HNMR a aldehyde will show up between_____

0-10 ppm

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in HNMR an arene ring will show up between _____

6.5-8.5 ppm

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