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what functional group has the suffix -al?
aldehyde
what functional group has the suffix -one?
ketone
what functional group has the suffix -oyl halide?
acyl halide
what functional group has the suffix -amide?
amide
what functional group has the suffix -yl -oate?
ester
a/an ______ reaction involves adding a ______ molecule across a _____ bond to form ____ product/s
addition, small, double, one
an addition reaction goes from ________ (unsaturated/saturated) to ________ (unsaturated/saturated)
unsaturated, saturated
markovnikov’s rule states that the ____ get ______, and applies to _______ reactions
rich, richer, addition
markovnikov’s rule states that, if the small molecule and alkene is _______ in the number of __’s attached to the __’s in the C=C bond, _____ products can be formed: a major and minor
asymmetric, H, C, two
to form the _____ product, the __ adds to the C in the C=C bond with the most H’s, and the other group adds to the C with the fewest H’s
major, H
to form the _____ product, the __ adds to the C in the C=C bond with the fewest H’s, and the other group adds to the C with the most H’s
minor, H
alkene —> alkane
addition, H2 with Pt/Ni
alkene —> haloalkane (Br)
addition, Br2 or HBr
alkene —> alcohol
addition, H2O/H+ or d. H2SO4
examples of _______ small molecules are H2O, HCl and HBr
asymmetrical
what functional group has the suffix -ane?
alkane
what functional group has the suffix -ene?
alkene
what functional group has the suffix -yne?
alkyne
what functional group has the suffix -ol?
alcohol
what functional group has the suffix -amine?
amine
what functional group has the suffix -oic acid?
carboxylic acid
a hydrocarbon with at least one C≡C bond is called a/an…
alkyne
a hydrocarbon with at least one C=C bond is called a/an…
alkene
the -OH functional group is an…
alcohol
fluoro- Fl, chloro- Cl, bromo- Br, and iodo- I, are all _____ groups which form a…
halide, haloalkane
a hydrocarbon with a -NH2 functional group on a C is called a/an…
amine
a hydrocarbon with a =O and -NH2 functional group on the end of a chain is called a/an…
amide
a hydrocarbon with a -C=O functional group on the end of a chain is called a/an…
aldehyde
a hydrocarbon with a -C=O functional group in the middle of a chain is called a/an…
ketone
a hydrocarbon with a -OH and =O functional group on the end of a chain is called a/an…
carboxylic acid
a hydrocarbon with a -C=O functional group and a halide on the end of a chain is called a/an…
acyl halide
a hydrocarbon with a -C=O functional group adjacent to an alkoxy (O-R) and an R group is called a/an…
ester
when an ester is split down the _____ bond, the chain with a ______ bond is named first (as an alkyl aside chain), then the chain with a ______ bond is named second (with an -oate suffix) (single/double)
single, single, double
an alcohol group can be named with the -___ suffix, or a ____- prefix
ol, hydroxy
haloalkane —> alkene
elimination, KOH (alc)
alcohol —> alkene
elimination, c. H2SO4
an elimination reaction goes from ________ (unsaturated/saturated) to ________ (unsaturated/saturated)
saturated, unsaturated
a/an _______ reaction involves the removal of the _______ _____ and an adjacent __, forming a ______ bond between these C’s
elimination, functional group, H, double
zaitsev’s rule states that the ____ get ______, and applies to _______ reactions
poor, poorer, elimination
zaitsev’s rule states that, if the molecule is ______ in the number of __’s attached to each ______ C to the C with the functional group, ____ products will form: a major and a minor
asymmetric, H, adjacent, two
the _____ product forms when the H is removed from the adjacent C with the fewest H’s, as well as the functional group, to form the C=C bond
major
the _____ product forms when the H is removed from the adjacent C with the most H’s, as well as the functional group, to form the C=C bond
minor
a/an ________ reaction involves _______ functional groups
swapping
substitution reactions keep the C skeleton of the molecule the same, and result in the formation of _____ (one/multiple) products
multiple
carboxylic acid —> acyl chloride
substitution, SOCl2
acyl chloride —> carboxylic acid
substitution, H2O
the reaction from acyl chloride —> carboxylic acid is very __________ (exothermic/endothermic), and causes violent fizzing with ____ (g) produced as a byproduct
exothermic, HCl
carboxylic acid —> amide
substitution, c. NH3 or NH3 with heat
acyl chloride —> amide
substitution, NH3 (alc) or amine (alc)
esterfication requires an _______, and either a ________ _____ or an _____ _______
alcohol, carboxylic acid, acyl chloride
amidification and esterfication both produce a small molecule as a byproduct (H2O or HCl) so are classified as ________ reactions
condensation
_____ conditions involve heating reactions within a ______, to _______ the rate of reaction while avoiding ________
reflux, condenser, increase, evaporation
alcohol —> ester
substitution, carboxylic acid with reflux and c.H2SO4, or acyl chloride
reacting an alcohol with a/an _____ _____ (carboxylic acid / acyl chloride) to form an ester requires reflux conditions and the addition of c. H2SO4, while a/an _____ _____ (carboxylic acid / acyl chloride) is more reactive and does not require reflux conditions or c. H2SO4
carboxylic acid, acyl chloride
carboxylic acid —> ester
substitution, alcohol with reflux and c. H2SO4
acyl chloride —> ester
substitution, alcohol
a/an ______ reaction involves increasing the number of O bonds or decreasing the number of H bonds in an organic molecule
oxidation
alkene —> diol
oxidation, MnO4-
the only reaction in which MnO4- is used as a reagent without first being acidified is _______ —> _______
alkene, diol
2° alcohol —> ketone
MnO4-/H+ or Cr2O72-/H+ with reflux
1° alcohol —> aldehyde
MnO4-/H+ or Cr2O72-/H+ with reflux
aldehyde —> carboxylic acid
MnO4-/H+ or Cr2O72-/H+ with reflux
only __° alcohols will not oxidise, as a C-C bond cannot be broken to form a C=O bond
3
unless aldehydes are removed as they are made using _______, 1° alcohols will oxidise to ________ ______
distillation, carboxylic acids
will primary, secondary or tertiary alcohols oxidise to ketones?
secondary
will primary, secondary or tertiary alcohols oxidise to carboxylic acids (with aldehydes as an intermediate)?
primary
a/an ______ reaction involves decreasing the number of O bonds or increasing the number of H bonds in an organic molecule
reduction
ketone —> alcohol
NaBH4
aldehyde —> alcohol
NaBH4
carboxylic acid —> aldehyde
LiAlH4
a ketone will reduce to a ______ alcohol
secondary
an aldehyde will reduce to a _______ alcohol
primary
alkane —> haloalkane (Br)
Br2 with UV
alcohol —> haloalkane (Cl)
PCl3 or PCl5 or SOCl2
haloalkane —> alcohol
KOH (aq)
haloalkane —> amine
NH3 (alc) or c.NH3 or R-NH2
NaBH4 is _______ _________
sodium borohydride
LiAlH4 is _______ _______ _______
lithium aluminium hydride