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IB Chem Organic HL

QuestionAnswer
Protic solvent solvent that provides a source of protons (H+) eg. water, ethanol
Aprotic solvent solvent that does not provide a source of protons (H+)eg. propanone, hexane
Markovnikov's rule the hydrogen will attach to the carbon that is already bonded to the greater number of hydrogens
Cis isomers Isomers with the same groups on the same side of the double bond or cyclical compounds
Trans isomers Isomers that have the groups on the opposite sides of the double bond
Chiral carbon Carbon that have 4 different groups
Enantiomers Optical isomers that exist in pairs
Diastereomers Optical isomers that contain two or more chiral carbons that are not mirror images of each other
Condensation reactions The production of a small molecule eg. H2O, NH3, or HCl when two functional groups join
Polyester condensation polymer of alcohol and carboxylic acid (ester link)
Polyamide condensation polymer of amine and carboxylic acid (amide link)
Hydrolysis Addition of water to break a chemical bond
Stereoisomers Same molecular formula and same structural formula
Conformational isomer Stereoisomer due to rotation around a bond
Configurational isomer Stereoisomer that is not due to rotation around a bond and requires breaking of a bond to form
Optical isomer Contains a chiral carbon with 4 different groups attached
Geometrical isomers Configurational isomers around a double bond
Racemate mixture or Racemic mixture - contains 50-50 mixture of 2 enantiomers
H NMR Proton nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
Wavenumber and wavelength conversion formula wavernumber = 1/wavelength
Chemical shift ppm increase in resonating compared to TMS standard
Integration trace Area under the curve indicating number of hydrogens in the molecule and per environment
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