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without sigma bond, p-orbs would be positioned how?
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orthagonal to each other (no overlap to make pi bond)
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hybridizing orbitals requires doing what to an e-?
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exciting an e- from s to p
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free radical of which halide more stable than other?
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bromide better than chloride
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nucleophilicity and basicity: order them in descending order: (ROH, H20, RO-, HO-, RCO2-)
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RO-, HO-, RCO2-, ROH, H20
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nucleophilicy, size, and polarity: I-, RO-, H20, CN-, CL-, Br F- (descending order)in PROTIC solvent
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bigger = better nuc b/c remain polarizable CN-, I-, RO-, HO-, Br, Cl-, F-, H20
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leaving groups: halides: best to worst: (weakest base = best LG)
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I-, Br-, Cl-, F-
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bad leaving groups
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OH-, H20
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if LG is unstable with its neg charge, what will it likely do?
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act as Nu b/c so high in E
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the more stable the intermediate, the faster/slower the rxn will proceed
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faster
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since SN1 and E1 often compete, how favor E1 rxn?
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heat
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E2 rxns attack H that is _____ to LG
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antiperiplanar (anti but w/I same plane)
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how pref E2 over SN2?
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better base, bulky, 3 degree substrate
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cis/trans differ only in _____ properties (describe how that property is affected)
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PHYSICAL (no chem!) properties dif: cis - higher bp b/c dipole; trans - higher mp b/c better packing (imf)
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Mark vs Anti-Mark addition of halogen occurs how?
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reg HX add; free radical addition
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oxidation of alkene with cold, dilute KMnO4 yields____
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adding OH syn to both C that used to be in x2 bond
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ozonolysis of alkene with O3, Zn, H20, CCl yields ____
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2 aldehydes (reductive Zn)
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hydroboration (BH3 followed by H202) yields _____
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antimarkovnikov (less sub) alcohol
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what on alkynes is appreciably more acidic than on alkenes and alkanes?
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terminal H
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alkyne oxidation with KMnO4, OH- and then H+ or with O3, CCl4, and H20 yields__
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carboxylic acids!
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how get trans reduction of alkyne?
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Na, NH3 (liq) (vs Lindlar's and H2 which'll give cis)
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hydroboration of alkyne gives ____
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cis alkene (no OH as in hydroboration of alkene)
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constitutional isomers also known as
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sterioisomers
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common type of diasteriomer
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geometric isomers (differ in config around x2 bond) cis/trans, z/e
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draw structures of formaldehyde, propionoic acid, acetic acid, acetone, acetylene
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Dealing with Fischer projections
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switch any 2 groups or switch 1/rotate 90degrees and you get mirror
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___ Isomers are optically active
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configurational (diaster or enan)
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how many types of diasteriomeres relative to number of stereocenters?
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2^n
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under what conditions would a cyclohexane not do chair flips?
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if so subst that intermed boat too sterically hindered - esp if subst. axials
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diasteriomers differ about ___
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at least 1 stereocenter (require at least 2 chiral centers)
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types of strain
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torsional - e- clouds b/w adjacent C atoms (stagger vs eclipse), angle (when bond angle dev from VSEPR, ex in rings - tors + angle strain), non-bonding (e- repulse from non-adj atoms: why pref chair over boat)
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diasteriomers have dif _____ properties while enantiomers ____
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physical; same except rotation of plane polarized light
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must use achiral/chiral enviro to separate enantiomers (chiral mixes)
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CHIRAL! Achiral enviro won't fix it
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alphabetizing rules: no count / do count____ prefixes
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greek, n-,t-,sec DO count neo, cyclo, iso
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acetylene
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ethyne (CtripleC)
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adjacent vs on same C glycol
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viscinal vs geminal
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ester suffix + prefix
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oate, alxoxycarbonyl (otherwise prefix for ether)
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amide + nitrile priority compared to ald/ket
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higher!
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vinyl chl vs allyl bromide
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vinyl attached to ethene, allyl attached to propene (methyl end)
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