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conjugated systems
aromatic systems
non-aromatic system
anti-aromatic systems
aromatic systems
D-cyclic
at least 1 p-orbital (conjugated system)
planar
4n + 2 π e- (n → integer)
huckle rules
needs:
cyclic
conjugate
planar (all sp2)
4n + 2 π e-s
n = 1, 4 × 1 + 2 = 6
frost diagram (FD)
non-aromatic → no frost circle
frost circle method predicts E level of molecular orbitals of planar cyclic arrangements of idential atoms ONLY
usually all carbons
aromatic
always 1 single MO that is ↓ in E than all the rest
if there is an even # atoms, there is also a single MO that is ↑ in E then all the rest
all the molecular orbitals come in degenerate pairs except for lowest E
FD 3 membered ring
FD 4 membered ring
FD 5 membered ring
FD 6 membered ring
FD 7 membered ring
FD 8 membered ring
aromatic nomenclature
monosubstituted benzene
disubstituted benzene
trisubstituted benzene
monosubstituted benzene
have specific (common) names
disubstituted benzene
need to know parent compound + use ortho, meta, & para to designate substitution position on ring
trisubstituted benzene
start by giving C that contains parent group #1 & following regular IUPAC rules
monosubstituted benzene list
aniline
phenol
anisole
toluene
styrene
chloro/bromo benzene
benzaldehyde
acetophenone
benzoic acid
nitrobenzene
cyanobenzene
benzenesulfonic acid
pyridine
aniline
monosubstituted
phenol
monosubstituted
anisole
monosubstituted
tolulene
monosubstituted
styrene
monosubstituted
chlorobenzene
monosubstituted
bromobenzene
monosubstituted
benzaldehyde
monosubstituted
acetophenone
monosubstituted
benzoic acid
monosubstituted
nitrobenzene
monosubstituted
nitro group
cyanobenzene
monosubstituted
cyano group
benzenesulfonic acid
monosubstituted
pyradine
monosubstituted
disubstituted benzene list
ortho—
meta—
para—
meta-methyl phenol
3,5-dibromophenol
5-bromo-2-chlorophenol
benzene substituent groups
amino
hydroxy
methoxy
methyl
vinyl
acetyl
carboxy
nitro
amino group
hyroxy group
methoxy group
methyl group
vinyl group
acetyl group
caboxy group
nitro group
phenyl group
benzene is substituent