Title | Chapter 2 notes - Spring semester 2014 |
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Spring semester 2014...
BeginChapter2–TheNatureofOrganicMolecules.Printthesenotesbeforelectureasyouwillbefillingintheblank boxesinclass. 1. FunctionalGroups,awayofcategorizingorganicmoleculeswithsimilarreactivity(likepKa). a. listoffunctionalgroupexamples(table2.1intext) alkane
nitrile
alkene
nitro
alkyne
aldehyde
arene
ketone
halide
carboxylic acid
alcohol
carboxylic acidchloride
ether
ester
amine
amide
b. FunctionalGroupswithC‐Cbonds c. FunctionalGroupswithpolarsinglebonds d. FunctionalGroupswithpolarbonds 2. Alkanes–saturatedhydrocarbons,oftencalledaliphatic a. greasy,non‐reactive,non‐polar,allsp3hybridized b. foundasgases,liquids,andwaxes c. branchedchain,cyclicandacyclic 3. Nomenclature(section2.2to2.3) a. Twosystemsofnomenclature,IUPAC(InternationalUnionofPureandAppliedChemistryandthe “common”nomenclaturesystem i. example,2‐(4‐isobutylphenyl)propanoicacid ii. hexanevscyclohexane
3‐methylhexane
2,2‐dimethylpropane
4‐ethyl‐3‐methylheptane
4‐ethyl‐3‐methylheptane
n‐butane
isobutane
b. Carbonstructuralclassification,methyl,primary,secondary,tertiary,andquaternary.
methyl asalkylhalide
primary
secondary
tertiary
quaternary
4. Substituentnomenclature a. Tert‐butyl,isobutyl,isopropyl,(fulllistonweb) 5. Isomers a. Constitutional–samemolecularformula,differentorderofconnectivity(samefunctionalgroup) i. Butane,isobutene b. Differentfunctionalgroups i. Ethanolvsdimethylether 6. Intermolecularattractiveforces a. trendsinboiling/meltingpointsasafunctionofsurfacearea
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b. vanderWaalsinteractions(non‐covalent,non‐electrostatic) Conformationalanalysis a. ethane b. sawhorseprojection,Newmanprojection(staggered/eclipsed) c. butane,Newmanprojection(anti,eclipsed,gauche) d. Dihedralangleplotsofpotentialenergyforethane Cyclicalkanes a. Cyclopropane,cyclobutane,cyclopentane,cyclohexane b. Ringstrain c. 5‐and6‐memberringsarenotstrained Cyclohexane a. Chairconformation(buildmodel) b. axialandequatorialpositions,howtodraw c. ringflip Monosubstitutedcyclohexane a. Nomenclature&howtodraw.Ex.Methylcyclohexane b. Lowestenergychairconformation Disubstitutedcyclohexanes a. Nomenclature b. cis&trans1,2‐dimethylcyclohexane c. cis&trans1,3‐dimethylcyclohexane d. cis&trans1,4‐dimethylcyclohexane
SomeProblems: 1. HowmanyconstitutionalisomersaretherewiththeformulaC3 H8O?Drawthem. 2. Writeasmanystructuresasyoucanthatfitthefollowingdescriptions: (a)AlcoholswithformulaC 4H10O(b)AmineswithformulaC 5 H13N (c)KetoneswithformulaC 5H10O(d)AldehydeswithformulaC5 H10O (e)EtherswithformulaC 4H10O(f)EsterswithformulaC 4 H8 O2 3. Thefollowingnamesareincorrect.Drawthestructuresrepresented,andgivetheproperIUPACnames. (a)2,2‐Dimethyl‐6‐ethylheptane(b)4‐Ethyl‐5,5‐dimethylpentane (c)3‐Ethyl‐4,4‐dimethylhexane(d)5,5,6‐Trimethyloctane 4. SightingalongtheC2‐C3bondof2‐methylbutane,therearetwodifferentstaggeredconformations.Drawthem bothinNewmanprojections,tellwhichismorestable,andexplainyourchoice. 5. Theso‐calledstatindrugs,suchassimvastatin(Zocor),pravastatin(Pravachol),andatorvastatin(Lipitor)arethe mostwidelyprescribeddrugsintheworld,withannualsalesestimatedatapproximately$15billion. (a)Identifythefunctionalgroups(oralkylgroups)labeledA–I. (b)ArethegroupsCandEonPravacholcisortrans? (c)Whycan’tgroupsG,H,andIbeidentifiedascisortrans? ...