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Boiling Points:
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- H2O
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How many kcal/mole more stable is benzene due to resonance? |
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How strong is the hydrogen bond?
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What are the bond strengths of:
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- H—H
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- 146 kcal/mole
- 63 kcal/mole
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General formula for alkanes: |
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General formula for cycloalkanes: |
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carbonyl - can be either:
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ester/carboxylic acid ester |
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Rotational energy barrier for C=N pi bond: |
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Rotational energy barrier O=O pi bond: |
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pKa of hydronium ion (H3O+): |
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Ka equation for following reaction of weak acid (HX):
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Ka = [H3O+] [X-] ÷ [HX]
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Ka = [H3O+]2 ÷ [HX]
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Electronegativities of following elements:
H C N O F
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H C N O F
2.2 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0
P S Cl
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pKa of acetic acid: [image] |
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pKa of chloroacetic acid: [image] |
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pKa of an alkene:
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pKa of a terminal alkyne:
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For EA, how many kcals/mole per order of magnitude? |
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EA difference between eclipsed and staggered ethane:
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Difference in energy between gauche and anti-butane:
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How much more stable is the chair confomer than the half-chair confomer of cyclohexane?
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How much more stable is equitorial methyl-cyclohexane than axial-methylcyclohexane?
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In what category do these belong? Name them:
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Bicyclic compounds
- bicyclo [4.3.0] nonane (fused)
- bicyclo [3.2.1] octane (bridged)
- bicyclo [3.2.2] nonane (bridged)
- bicyclo [3.3.1] nonane (bridged)
- bicyclo [4.2.0] octane (fused)
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Formula for number of possible enantiomers:
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2n where n=total centers of chirality |
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Draw the intermediate of an SN2 reaction and indicate its hybridization state |
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What are the relative rates of the following alkyl-halides for SN2 reactions?
- methyl halide (1°)
- ethyl halide (1°)
- isopropyl halide (2°)
- neopentyl halide (1° - special case)
- tertiary (3°) alkyl halide
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- ΔG and
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- -24 kcal/mol
- rate = [CH3Cl] [-OH]AeΔG/RT
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Rank these oxygen containing compounds in order of decreasing nucleophilicity:
-OH, H2O, RO-, ROH, RCO2- |
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Rank these compounds in order of decreasing nucleophilicity:
HS-, I-, -OH, CN- |
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Rank these compounds in order of decreasing nucleophilicity:
CH3CO2-, CH3OH, CH3O-,CH3CO2H, CN- |
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CN->CH3O->CH3CO2->CH3CO2H>CH3OH |
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What is the resultant stereochemistry from an SN1 reaction with a chiral starting material? |
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racemic mixture - 1:1 ratio of enantiomers |
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How much ring strain in cyclopropane? |
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What are the torsional energies of the following butane conformations:
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- eclipsed II and VI
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- gauche
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What bond is the strongest as far as IR spectroscopy is concerned? |
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For ethene, what are the:
- hybridization state of carbons
- bond angles
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Definitions of:
- BrØnsted acid
- BrØnsted base
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- proton (H+) donor
- proton (H+) acceptor
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Definitions of:
- Lewis acid
- Lewis base
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- electron pair acceptor
- electron pair donor
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