Bonding Pairs :
Homologous Series :
Series of
·
compounds that differ only in CH2 groups.
c) -
: : >
-
Lone pairs : ↳
Physical properties compareable
-
only found
&
on one atom
↳
Only van der Waals forces
Bonding pairs
Shared
:
↳ Boiling point increases as chain length increases
e
↳ Non-polar (not soluble in water) (soluble in non-polar solvents)
of bond
or
pairs-18-groupor
Sigma (s)$Pi (i) bonds Isomers :
same molecular formula but different 3p arrangement
·
·
·
win :
T T
Constitutional isomers Conformers
·
same molecular formula , but Different 3D arrangement
Formal charge : atoms bonded in different of atoms in molecule due to
order rotation about single bonds
F = Valence e -
Clone pair e + (t bond pair
.
eJ] Eg Chiz
:
Eg CsHiz
:
Hybrid Orbitals :
·
Orbitals 'mix' to form new orbitals with equal energies -- called degenerate orbitals
↳ Process =
hybridisation
↳ wher 2 orbitals mix Form z new orbitals ,
exc .
↳ When orbitals
hybridise is causes bond to have same
energy Nomenclature : Prefixes..
4 : Met
·
Hybrid orbitallinear geometry
Sp ·
Parent How many c in longest chain
: 2 : Et
·
Sp Hybrid orbital trigonal planar geometry ·
Suffix Type of compound (alkane, alcohol etc
: 3 : Prop
·
Sp3 Hybrid orbital tetrahedral geometry
=> ·
prefix : which are attached to the chain
groups 4: But
5: Pent
① parent with longest chain
Always use 6: Hex
Hydrocarbons : ② Choose longest chain with most substituents : Hept
Cif = + same length) 8 :
Oct
Hydrocarbon H
③ start numbering closest to 1st substituents a
10 :
: Non
Dec
, Benzyl vs Phenyl Ethers :
Acetals &Hemi-acetals :
Imin
I
·
Hetero-atom Functional group R-O-R ·
Hemi-acetal : (with single bonds to ·
-
=N-
Benzene :
onenyl group : ↳
R-group carbons may have no other 20's ,
where 10 is · -
C = N
hetero-atoms bonded to it
.
part of an OH group
LR-group carbons must be sp Imine :
h 8lt O of
O
Benzyl group :
O
Phend :
ether
diethyl tetrahydrofuran(HF)
·
Acetal (with single bonds
: to 20's
, Nitrile :
Abbreviations forSubstituents none part of ou
group
Amines :
O
O
·
Group name ·
Abbreviation
methyl Me R- group carbons other O bo
may have no
· ·
ethyl Et hetero-atoms bonded to it lether
(0, ) ·
it bon
propyl Pr loR-group carbons must be sp
isopropyl iPr ↳ Amines =
weak bases
butyl Bu/nBu ↳ Protonated amines are weak
Carboxylic acids :
isobutyl iBu acids
sec-butyl sBu/s-Bu ·
R group-oH group 3 other R group
"Propylamine
tert-butyl -Bu/x-Bu ① Primary amine , 1 NAz Bonded to 1 R
group starts with C
"
Phenyl Pr and 2 hydrogens ↳ Suffix =
"-oic acid
amine to
① secondary amine, zo diethyl Bonded to 2 R groups Lo Suffix for ester-"-ester"
and 1 hydrogen ↳ Carboxylic acid can form ester
triethylamine
Alcohols : ⑤ Tertiary amine , 3" Bonded to 3 R
groups
and Vice Versa
N
acid: weak
and no hydrogen Lo carboxylic organic acid
R-OH
Aldehydes B Ketones
O
carbon may have
↳
R-group not :
bonded to it R
any heteroatoms - R O
↳
R-group carbon must be sp hybridised · =
0
↳ sp hybridisation
R R ·
Carboxylic Acid :
Classification Lo polarity effects
·
:
reactivity g
① Primary 1Kohol -a Primary alcohol bonded LSuffix of aldehyde-a
Ot
ethand carbon Ketone
↳Suffix
to primary to :
-one
of stem,
Secondary alcohol is bondedIf aldehydelketone
isopropand
Secondary zo alcohol not part
o indicated with "oxo" Esters
secondary carbon it is :
to a . ·