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Organic Chemistry 144 Basics – Foundational Concepts, Functional Groups, and Reaction Mechanisms (Lecture Summary)

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This comprehensive summary covers fundamental concepts in organic chemistry, including bonding pairs, lone pairs, hybrid orbitals, and classification of hydrocarbons. It details homologous series, functional groups, isomerism, resonance, and stereochemistry, as well as nucleophilic and electrophilic reactions. The document also outlines mechanisms of addition, substitution, oxidation, and reduction reactions, including Grignard and Fischer esterification processes. It is ideal for students beginning their studies in organic chemistry or reviewing for exams.

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Lone pairs
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 . ·
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