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ether
R-O-R
Alcohol
R-OH
Carboxylic Acid
COOH
Ester
COOR
Acid Chlorine
-COCl
Amide
CONH2; Amine plus a keytone
Keytone
C=O
Amine
NH2
Sulfide
R-S-R
Thiol
R-SH
Aldehyde
CHO
alkane
Single bonded carbons
alkene
double bonded carbons
alkyne
triple bonded carbons
benzene ring (phenyl)
6-member ring with alternating double bonds.
Alkyl Halide
R-X (X being a halogen)
HCl pka
-7
TsOH, H2SO4 pka
-3
H3O+ pka
-2
H2O, alcohol pka
16
COOH (carboxylic acid) pKa
5
H2S pka
7
NH4 pka
9
Phenol (benzene + alcohol) pKa
10
aldehyde pKa
17
keytone pka
20
alkyne pKa
25
H2, NaH pKa
35
NH3 pka
38
alkene pka
44
Ch4, Me pka
50
ARIO
mnemonic for memorizing factors that affect the acidity of an acid. (Atom, Resonance, Induction, Orbital)
A in Ario
Atom; What atom is the acidic H attached to?
(i.e. atoms further down the periodic table will be more acidic)
R in Ario
Resonance; Is the conjugate base (deprotonated version) resonance stabilized?
I in Ario
Induction; Are there inductive effects from other atoms?
O in Ario
Orbital; how much s-character does the atom attached to the H have?
(i.e. HC-CH will have more s character than Me-Me)
ARIO is only useful when discussing _________ charges.
negative