S3.2 organic chem

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same class mean what

same fictional group

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homologous series means what

same functional group and general formula that differ by a CH2.

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as homologous series goes up what is shown

increase in physical properties such as boiling point and melting point

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Structural isomers

same molecular formula but a different arrangement of atoms

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Structural isomers can be further divided into what

chain and functional group isomers.

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<p>these are what isomers </p>

these are what isomers

Cis-trans

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Cis-trans isomers form due to restricted rotation of what

double bond

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Cis-trans isomers can only be interconverted by

breaking covalent bonds

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Optical isomers have

chiral carbon atom bonded to four different atoms or groups.

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enantiomer

non-superimposable mirror images

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two enantiomers can be distinguished from each other by

interaction with plane-polarised light.

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what kind of bonds does mass spectrometry break

covalent

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what causes the GHG absorption of IR

molecular vibrations that cause a change in the molecule's dipole moment,

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postion isomers

same formula functional group is in different place

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fictional group isomers

same formula , different functional group

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chain isomer

same molecular formula but parent chain has different length

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<p>what are these </p>

what are these

chain isomers

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<p>what are these </p>

what are these

positional isomers

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<p>what are these </p>

what are these

fictional group isomers

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<p>whats this </p>

whats this

trans isomer

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<p>whats this </p>

whats this

cis isomer

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<p>whats this </p>

whats this

trans isomer

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<p>what this </p>

what this

optical isomer

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if somthing can form an enatomer its what

optically active

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number of signals on HNMR spectrum

number of chemical environments

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chemical shift of HNMR signal.

type of protons in each different chemical environmen

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HNMR splitting pattern

N=1 where N is the number of hydrogens on the adjacent carbon