Organic Chemistry: Exam 1 Review

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<p>bond angle and name</p>

bond angle and name

tetrahedral, 107.5

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<p>bond angle and name</p>

bond angle and name

Linear, 180, no lone pairs on central atom

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<p>bond angle and name</p>

bond angle and name

Bent, 109.5, lone pairs on central atom

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<p>bond angle and name</p>

bond angle and name

trigonal planar, 120, no lone pair on central atom

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<p>bond angle and name</p>

bond angle and name

trigonal pyramidial, 107.5, lone pair on central atom

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<p>functional group name</p>

functional group name

alcohol

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<p>functional group name</p>

functional group name

aldehyde

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<p>functional group name</p>

functional group name

ketone

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<p>functional group name</p>

functional group name

carboxylic acid

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<p>functional group name</p>

functional group name

amine

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<p>functional group name</p>

functional group name

ether

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<p>functional group name</p>

functional group name

ester

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<p>functional group name</p>

functional group name

amide

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<p>functional group name</p>

functional group name

thiol

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what is a carbonyl, and which functional groups are this?

doule bonded oxygen; present in aldehydes, ketones, carboxylic acid, ester, amide functional groups

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which 2 functional groups make an amino acid?

amine and carboxylic acid

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london dispersion forces

weakest IMF, only for nonpolar molecules

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dipole-dipole interaction

partial charges interacting, polar molecules, medium IMF

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hydrogen bonding

H is bond to F, O, or N, polar molecules, strongest

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11 carbons are called what

undecane

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12 carbons are called what

dodecane

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combustion reactions are composed of:

fuel + O2 —> CO2 + H2O and release energy

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adding a halogen to an alkane:

CH4 + X2 —> CH3X + HX; reaction takes a hydrogen off