Organic Chemistry 2 ACS Final Exam
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• In IUPAC naming, what is the suffix used for ketone groups? -✓✓-one
• In IUPAC naming, what is the suffix used for alcohol groups? -✓✓-nol
• In IUPAC naming, what is the suffix used for esters? -✓✓-noate
• Benzyl group -✓✓
• Phenyl group -✓✓
• ethanoic acid -✓✓
• (E) isomers vs. (Z) isomers. Which one is observed when the higher ranked
molecules are on the same side? opposite? -✓✓highest on same side: Z
highest on opposite sides: E
• Electron-withdrawing groups are what type of directors? What is the one and
only exception? -✓✓Meta (deactivators)
Halogens
, • If the atom directly attached to the aromatic ring has lone pairs what type of
director is it? what if it does not have lone pairs? -✓✓lone pairs: activating, ortho,
para director
no lone pairs: deactivating, meta director
• When are the terms ortho, meta, para used? -✓✓when there are 2 substituents on
the aromatic ring
• In IUPAC naming, what is NH2 on a phenyl ring referred to as? -✓✓aniline
• Analine -✓✓
• Amine -✓✓
• Amide -✓✓
• If there is a NO2 group present, what IUPAC prefix will also be evident? -
✓✓nitro
• What is the predicted reaction? 1º alkyl halide with a strong base? weak base?
poor nucleophile? -✓✓strong base: Sn2 favored but E2 with strong non-
nucleophilic bases
weak base: Sn2
poor nucleophile: no reaction
• What is the predicted reaction? 2º alkyl halide with a strong base? weak base?
poor nucleophile? -✓✓strong base: mostly E2
(2026/2027) | Newest Questions | 100%
Correct Answers | A+ Verified
• In IUPAC naming, what is the suffix used for ketone groups? -✓✓-one
• In IUPAC naming, what is the suffix used for alcohol groups? -✓✓-nol
• In IUPAC naming, what is the suffix used for esters? -✓✓-noate
• Benzyl group -✓✓
• Phenyl group -✓✓
• ethanoic acid -✓✓
• (E) isomers vs. (Z) isomers. Which one is observed when the higher ranked
molecules are on the same side? opposite? -✓✓highest on same side: Z
highest on opposite sides: E
• Electron-withdrawing groups are what type of directors? What is the one and
only exception? -✓✓Meta (deactivators)
Halogens
, • If the atom directly attached to the aromatic ring has lone pairs what type of
director is it? what if it does not have lone pairs? -✓✓lone pairs: activating, ortho,
para director
no lone pairs: deactivating, meta director
• When are the terms ortho, meta, para used? -✓✓when there are 2 substituents on
the aromatic ring
• In IUPAC naming, what is NH2 on a phenyl ring referred to as? -✓✓aniline
• Analine -✓✓
• Amine -✓✓
• Amide -✓✓
• If there is a NO2 group present, what IUPAC prefix will also be evident? -
✓✓nitro
• What is the predicted reaction? 1º alkyl halide with a strong base? weak base?
poor nucleophile? -✓✓strong base: Sn2 favored but E2 with strong non-
nucleophilic bases
weak base: Sn2
poor nucleophile: no reaction
• What is the predicted reaction? 2º alkyl halide with a strong base? weak base?
poor nucleophile? -✓✓strong base: mostly E2