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carbon-oxygen sigma bonds

alcohol, ether and epoxide functional groupd contain ____

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alcohols

contain a hydrocy group (OH) bonded to an sp3 hydridized carbon

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enols and phenols

compounds having a hydroxy group on a sp2 hydridized carbon undergo different reactions than alcohols

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ethers

have 2 alkyl groups bonded to an oxygen atom

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epoxides (oxiranes)

are ethers having the oxygen atom in a 3-membered ring

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angle strain

epoxides have ____ making them more reactive than other ethers

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sp3

the oxygen atom in alcohols, ethers, and epoxides is ____ hybridized

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bent shape

alcohols and ethers have a ____ like that in H2O

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diols or glycols

compounds with 2 hydroxy groups

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triols

compounds with 3 hydroxy groups

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epoxyalkanes, oxiranes, or alkene oxides

epoxides can be named in 3 different ways:

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dipole-dipole interaction

alcohols, ethers, and epoxides exhibit ____ because they have a bent structure with 2 polar bonds

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hydrogen bonding

alcohols are capable of intermolecular ____. thus, alcohols are more polar than ethers and epoxides

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increases

steric hindrance ____ as number of R groups increases

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decreases

hydrogen bonding _____ as number of R groups increases

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increases

as the ability of hydrogen bond the boilind point ____

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soluble

alcohols, ethers, and epozides having < or = 5 C’s are H2O _____

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insoluble

alcohols, ethers, and epoxides have > 5 C’s are H2O _____

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soluble

alcohols, ethers, and epoxides of any size are ____ in organic solvents

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host-guest complex

a crown ether-cation complex

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host; guest

the crown ether is the ____ and the cation is the ___

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molecular recognition

the ability of a host molecule to biind specific guests

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williamcon ether synthesis

the preparation of ethers by Sn2 mechanisms creating alcohols and ethers from nucleophilic substitution

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alkoxide salt

is needed to make an ether; can be prepared from alcohols by a bronsted-lowry acid-base reaction

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halohydrin

organic compounds that contain booth hydroxy group and a halogen atom on adjacent carbons

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intra-

is within the molecule

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inter-

is inbetween molecules

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dehydration

ia a beta elimination reaction in which the elements of OHand H are removed from the alpha and beta carbon atom respectively

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ethers

like alcohols, ___ do not contain a goood leaving group

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fewer

ether undergo ___ useful reaction than alcohols

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epoxides

have the same type of leaving group as ethers, OR-

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Zaitsev rule

when an alcohol has 2 or 3 beta carbons, dehydration is regioselective and follows the ____

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E1 dehydration

of 2o and 3o alcohols with acid gives clean elimination products without any by-products from form an Sn1 reaction

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clean elimination

takes place because the reaction mixture contains no good nucleophile to react with the intermediate carbocartion, so no competing Sn1 reaction occurs

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Le Chatelier principle

a system at equilibrium will react to counteract any disturbance to the equilibrium

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rearrangement

when carbocation are intermediates, a less stable carobcation will be converted into a more stable carbocation by a shift of a hydrogen or an alkyl group

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1,2-hydride shift

movement of a hydrogen atom

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1,2-alkyl shift

movement of an alkyl group

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1,2-shift

because the migrating group in a ____ moves with 2 bonding electrons, the carbon it leaves behind now has only 3 bonds (6 electrons), giving it a new positive (+) charge

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1,2-shift

can convert a less stable carbocation into a more stable carbocation

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rearrangements

are not unique to dehydration reactions; can occur whenever a carbocation is formed as a reactive intermediate

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POCl3 and pyridine

a common method to convert alohols to alkenes in place of H2SO4 or TsOH; proceeds by an E2 mechanism

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patchouli alochol

has been used in perfumery becuase of its exotic fragrance

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good leaving group

substitution reaction do not occur with alcohols unless -OH is converted into a _____

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increases

the reactivity of hydrogen halides ____ with increasing acidity

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SOCl2 and PBr

primary and 2o alcohols can be converted to alkyl halides using ____

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SOCl2 (thionyl chloride)

converted alcohols into alkyl chlorides

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PBr3 (phosphorous thribromide)

converts alcohols into alkly bromides

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alkyl tosylate

is composed of 2 parts: the alkyl group R,derived from an alcohol; and the tosylate, which is a good leaving group; alcohols can be converted into these

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nucleophilic substitution and beta elimination

because alkyl tosylates have good leaving groups, they undergo both ____, exactly as alkyl halides do

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mercaptans

thiols are also called

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thiols

contain a mercapto group (SH) bonded to a carbon atom; are incapable of intermolecular hydrogen bonds and have lower boiling points and melting points than alcohols with a similat number of carbons

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sulfides

contain 2 alkyl groups bonded to a sulfur atom

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epoxides

do not contain aleaving group but contain a strained 3-membered ring with 2 polar bonds

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-OH, -OR, -CN, -SR, and NH3

common nucleophiles that open the epoxide ring:

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leukotrienes

are synthesized in cells by oxidation of arachidonic acid to 5-HPETE

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olefins

alkenes are also called

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terminal alkenes

have the double bond at the end of the carbon chain

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internal alkenes

have at least one carbon atom bonded to each end of the bouble bond

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cycloalkenes

contain a double bond in a ring

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cis

cycloalkenes having fewer than 8 carbon atoms have a ____ geometry

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trans-cycloalkene

must have a carbon chain longenough to connect the ends of the double bond without introducing too much strain

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trans-cyclooctene

is the smallest, isolable tran cycloalkene, but is considerably less stable than its cis form, making it one of the few alkenes having a higher energy trnas isomer

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CnH2n

an acyclic alkene and cycloalkanes has the generla structural formula ____

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unsaturated hydrocarbons

alkenes are _____ becuase they have fewer than the maxium number of hydrogen atoms per carbon

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alkenols

compounds that contain boht a double bond and a hydroxy group; the chain (or ring) is numbered to give the OH group the lower number

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dienes

compounds with 2 double bonds are named ____

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trienes

compounds with 3 double dons are names ____

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ehtylene

the simplest alkene, CH2=CH2, named in the IUPAC system as ethene is often called ____

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weak van der Waals

most alkenes exhibit only ____ interactions, so their physical properties are similar to alkane of comparable molecular weight

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low

alkenes have ____ melting and boiling points

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increase

melting and boiling points ___ as the number of carbons increases due to increased surface area

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organic solvents; water

alkenes are soluble in ___ and insoluble in ____

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ethylene

an industrial starting material for many useful products

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triacylglycerols

are hydrolyzed to glycerol and three fatty acids of general structure RCOOH

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saturated fatty acids

have no double bonds in their lond hydrocarbon chains, and the opposite have one or more double bonds in their hydrocarbon chains

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decreases

as the number of double bonds in fatty acids increases, the melting point _____

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kinks

the larger the number of Z double bonds, the more ___ in the hydrocarbon chain; this causes poorer staking and less can der Waals interaction, leading to lower melting points

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fats and oils

are both traicylglycerols, but with different physical properties

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fats

a traicylglycerol that has a higher melting point and are solids at room temperature

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oils

a traicylglycerol that has a lower melting point and are liquids at room temperature

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fats

are derived from fatty acids having few or no double bonds

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oils

are derived from fatty acids having a larger number of double bonds

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saturated fats

are typically obtained from animal sources

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unsaturated oils

are common in vegetable sources

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syn addition

take place when both X and Y are added from the same side

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anti addition

take place when X and Y are added from opposite sides

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eletrophilic additions

the reaction made because the electrophilic H end of HX is attracted to the electron-rich double bond

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exothermic

addition reaction are ____ because the 2 sigma bonds formed in the product are stronger than the sigma and pi bonds broken in the reactants

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Markovnikov’s rule

states that in the addition of HX to an unsymmetrical alkene, the H atom adds to the less substituted carbon atom—that is the carbon that has the greater number of H atom to begin wtih

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Hammond postulate

according to the ___, the blue path is faster beause formation of the carbocation is an endothermic process

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hydrohalogenation

sometimes new stereogenic centers are formed from _____

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hydration

the addition of water to an alkene to form an alcohol

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halogenation

the addition of X2 (X = Cl or Br) to an alkene to form a vicinal dihalide

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polarizable

halogens add to pi bonds because halogen are ____

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carbocations

are unstable because they have only six electrons that surround carbon

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bridged halonium

ions that are unstable because of ring strain

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bridged chloronium ion

initial addition of the electrophile Cl+ from (Cl2) occurs from either side of the planar double bond to form ____

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halohydrin

treatment of an alkene with a halogen X2 and H2O froms a ____ by addition of the groups of X and OH to the double bond

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more substituted

as in the acid catalyzed ring opwning of epoxides, nucleophilic attack occurs at the ___ carbon end of the bridged halonium ion