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exam 2, chem 233, WVU fall '26
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You can draw wedges and dashes on a chair
false
In a ring flip, only [ ] and [ ] change
equatorial and axial orientation
In a ring flip, [ ] and [ ] stay the same
up and down orientation
A value: definition
relative energy of a substituent
A value: halides
.15 - .4
A value: OH
.87
A value: CH3
1.7
A value: isopropyl
2.15
A value: tertbutyl
>4
Tertbutyl groups [ ] and will only be [ ]
lock rings, equatorial
Groups with larger A values prefer __ positions
equatorial
Ring to chair: step 1
number skeletal structure in a set way (ex. clockwise)
Ring to chair: step 2
draw chair, pick C1, label in the same direction
Skeletal: wedge up
chair: line up
Skeletal: dash down
chair: line down
Trans conformation: definition
isomer with identical groups on the same side of the molecule
Cis conformation: definition
isomer with identical groups on opposite sides of the molecule
Isomers: definition
things with the same parts
Conformers: definition
things with the same parts and connectivity but different rotations and relative energies
If you can name two molecules the same, they’re identical
true