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MCAT Organic Chemistry
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1. Carbon double bonded to an oxygen
electrophilic addition of HX
carbonyl
disproportionation
configuration
2. Formed by mixing different types of orbitals
Alkane
angle strain
electrophilic addition of H2O
hybridization
3. Ozonolysis under hot acidic kmO4 - e.g. H2O2 condition
optical activity
oxidizing
electrophilic addition
vicinal
4. Transfer of electrions from one atome to another
aldehyde
catalytic hydrogenation
ionic bond
carboxylic acid
5. Differ in position of substitutents attached to a double bond or cycloalkane. Cis or trans or e or z
diol
formaldehyde
geometric isomers
ring strain
6. Three different substitutents often have plane of symmetry. and rotation of 180 will allow molecule to be superimposed on mirror image
achiral
chiral center
saturated hydrocarbon
alcohol
7. If a compound is able to rotate plane polarized light.
structural isomers
enantiomer
vicinal
optical activity
8. Charged - need electrons
enantiomer
electrophile
saturated hydrocarbon
Alkene
9. Hydrocarbon with one or more carbon carbon triple bond
conformational isomer
alkyne
hydroboration
ethers
10. Occur when a molecule is broken down by heat. used to reduce the avverage molecular weight of heavy oils. c - c - bonds are cleave dand make small chain alkyl radicals that recombine to form different alkanes
configuration
pyrolysis
initiation propagation termination
optical activity
11. Combustion reaction occurs through a radical process
Alkane nomenclature
C3H8 + 5O2 = 3CO2 + 4H2O + heat
fischer projection
saturated hydrocarbon
12. Alkenes oxidzed with kmno4 - if made with cold - dilue - make OH on each side of double bond - diols or glycol in syn orientation
cold potassium permanganate
pi bond
halogen
electrophilic addition of free radicals
13. When boat flips
geometric isomers
sp2
ring flip
combustion - disproportionation - free - radical substitution - pyrolysis
14. One s and three p orbitals
sp3
torsional strain
cold potassium permanganate
disproportionation
15. Nitrogen containing compound - longest chain attached to nitrogen used in backbone. use e and replace with AMINE. if more complex molecule present - use prefix amino. IF additional group added - use N-
electrophilic addition of HX
carbonyl
quantum numbers
amines
16. More likely it is to attract positively charged proton. nucleophilic strength decreses: RO->HO>RCO2>ROH>H2O
basicity
stereoisomers
acetaldehyde
carboxylic acid
17. Name for propanal
propionaldehyde
geometric isomers
diastereomers
2^n
18. Cleaves double bond in half - it only oxidizes the carbon to an aldehyde under reducing conditions. if ozidizing make same product as KMNO4
2^n
not ignored
Vinyl
ozonolysis
19. Share molecular formula but have different chemical and physical properties
covalent bond
structural isomers
alkyne
disproportionation
20. Rotations cancel each other out therefore no optical activity
electrophile
racemic mixture
achiral
ring strain
21. M - chloroperoxybenzoic acid
triple bond
mcpba
potassium permanganate
hydroboration
22. Electrons of pi bond are reactive and easily attacked by molecules that want e pair e.g. electrophiles.
Ignored
electrophilic addition
Haloalkane
configuration
23. Most similar. same molecule only at different points in their rotation. show them with newmans projections
triple bond
ozonolysis
conformational isomer
disproportionation
24. Reaction of alkane with oxygen to form carbon dioxide - water and heat.
not ignored
Combustion
formaldehyde
optical activity
25. Describes the exact spatial arrangement of groups of atoms independent of other molecules.
halogen
lindlar's catalyst
absolute configuration
alcohol
26. Non mirror image of configurational isomers. cis and trans alkenes are them. possible when a molecule has two or more stereogenic centers that differ at some but not alll of the centers. they require multiple chiral centers.
electrophilic addition of free radicals
diol
diastereomers
angle strain
27. Carbon carbon triple bonds. Suffix-yne.
peroxycarboxylic acid
angle strain
saturated hydrocarbon
Alkyne
28. When two atomic orbitals combine. obtained mathematically by adding or subtracting wave functions. if sings are the same - make bonding - if different - less stable antibonding.
geometric isomers
cold potassium permanganate
molecular orbital
Vinyl
29. Alphabetical order of alkane rxn
absolute configuration
Ignored
combustion - disproportionation - free - radical substitution - pyrolysis
aldehyde
30. Compounds with halogen
optical activity
Haloalkane
carbonyl
electrophile
31. Creation of long - high molecular weight polymer composed of repeating subunit called monomers. occur through a radical mechanism.
Combustion
polymerization
achiral
Alkyne
32. A molecule with an internal plane of symmetry
conformational isomer
enantiomer
torsional strain
meso compound
33. Methyl are 60 degrees apart. kinda stable
vicinal
ozonolysis
quantum numbers
gauche conformation
34. Diol with hydroxyl group on same carbon
basicity
geminal
carbonyl
C3H8 + 5O2 = 3CO2 + 4H2O + heat
35. Results when cyclic molecules must assume conformations that have eclipsed interactions
torsional strain
enantiomer
peroxycarboxylic acid
ionic bond
36. No double bonds. it has the maximum number of hydrogens.
gauche conformation
oxidizing
saturated hydrocarbon
formaldehyde
37. Goal is to produce most stable carbocation
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38. E of double bond act as lewis base and react with hydrogen of hx. make carbocation intermediate. use markonikovs rule
meso compound
electrophilic addition of HX
racemic mixture
oxidation
39. Nucleus lover. electron rich species that are attracked to charged atoms
geminal
Acetylene
nucleophile
amines
40. Two p orbital form pi and third p orbital combine with s to make two sp hybrid. 180 degree apart
sp
electrophilic addition of HX
disproportionation
torsional strain
41. Functionality is specified by alkoxy- prefix. ROR
sigma bond
ethers
racemic mixture
gauche conformation
42. Contain carbon carbon double bonds. Use same root of alkane but end with 'ene'
nonbonded strain
halogen
Alkene
y- root - en -x-yne
43. Lowest priority group projects into the page
fischer projection
sp
electrophilic addition
Alkene
44. Solvents with protons in solution - e.g. water or alcohol. large atoms tend to be better nucleophiles in here because they can shed the solvating protons around them and are more polarizable
nonbonded strain
disproportionation
not ignored
protic solvent
45. In presence of peroxide - oxygen or ultraviolet light. antimarkonikov because they want a stable free radical. therefore X ends up on least subsituted carbon
hot - acidic potassium permanganate
hybridization
electrophilic addition of free radicals
halogen
46. Diols with hydroxyl group on adjacent carbon
sp
vicinal
halogenation
Ignored
47. Moleculse that have the opposite configuration at their one chiral center. or if multiple chiral centers - must have the opposite configuration at every one of their chiral centers to be enantiomers. identical physical properties and much of the same
sigma bond
enantiomer
Ignored
carboxylic acid
48. Same molecular formula but different structure
isomer
carbonyl
electrophilic addition of free radicals
relative configuration
49. Common name for ethyne
nucleophile
catalytic hydrogenation
Acetylene
electrophilic addition
50. Carbon with four different substituents and lack a plane of symmetry
aldehyde
markovnikov's rule
isomer
chiral center