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What is the correct IUPAC name for the alkyne with the common name ethylmethylacetylene?
What is the correct IUPAC name for the alkyne with the common name ethylmethylacetylene?
Which of the following properties is NOT characteristic of alkynes?
Which of the following properties is NOT characteristic of alkynes?
What is the common name for 1-butyne?
What is the common name for 1-butyne?
What is the IUPAC name for the alkyne HC≡CCH(CH$_3$)CH$_2$CH$_3$?
What is the IUPAC name for the alkyne HC≡CCH(CH$_3$)CH$_2$CH$_3$?
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What is the systematic name for the alkyne also known as phenyl acetylene?
What is the systematic name for the alkyne also known as phenyl acetylene?
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Which of the following best describes the origin of alkyne-containing drugs?
Which of the following best describes the origin of alkyne-containing drugs?
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What is the primary reason that geometric isomerism is not possible for alkynes?
What is the primary reason that geometric isomerism is not possible for alkynes?
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How does the electronegativity of an sp-hybridized carbon in an alkyne compare to that of sp2 and sp3 hybridized carbons?
How does the electronegativity of an sp-hybridized carbon in an alkyne compare to that of sp2 and sp3 hybridized carbons?
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What property of terminal alkynes allows them to lose a hydrogen atom when exposed to very strong bases?
What property of terminal alkynes allows them to lose a hydrogen atom when exposed to very strong bases?
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What is the name of the anion formed when a terminal alkyne loses a hydrogen atom?
What is the name of the anion formed when a terminal alkyne loses a hydrogen atom?
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What is the product formed when CH3C≡C-H reacts with Na+ -NH2 in liquid NH3?
What is the product formed when CH3C≡C-H reacts with Na+ -NH2 in liquid NH3?
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Based on the information provided, which of the following statements about alkynes is most accurate?
Based on the information provided, which of the following statements about alkynes is most accurate?
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What is a characteristic of enediynes?
What is a characteristic of enediynes?
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What is the major product of the reaction of 1-butyne with excess $Br_2$?
What is the major product of the reaction of 1-butyne with excess $Br_2$?
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Which of the following is the correct order of acid strength?
Which of the following is the correct order of acid strength?
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What is the product of the reaction between 1-butyne and $H_2O$ in the presence of $H^+$ and $HgO$?
What is the product of the reaction between 1-butyne and $H_2O$ in the presence of $H^+$ and $HgO$?
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What type of reaction is the conversion of an alkyne to an enol?
What type of reaction is the conversion of an alkyne to an enol?
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What is the product formed when propyne ($CH_3C\equiv CH$) reacts with sodium metal?
What is the product formed when propyne ($CH_3C\equiv CH$) reacts with sodium metal?
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What is the product of the reaction of propyne ($CH_3C\equiv CH$) with $HCl$?
What is the product of the reaction of propyne ($CH_3C\equiv CH$) with $HCl$?
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What type of reaction occurs when 1-butyne reacts with methylmagnesium bromide ($CH_3MgBr$)?
What type of reaction occurs when 1-butyne reacts with methylmagnesium bromide ($CH_3MgBr$)?
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Why does the reaction $HC\equiv CH + NaOH$ not proceed?
Why does the reaction $HC\equiv CH + NaOH$ not proceed?
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What does Markovnikov's rule state about the addition of HX to a double bond?
What does Markovnikov's rule state about the addition of HX to a double bond?
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In a reaction where HCl adds to 2-pentene, which carbon will the chlorine ion attach to according to Markovnikov's rule?
In a reaction where HCl adds to 2-pentene, which carbon will the chlorine ion attach to according to Markovnikov's rule?
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What characterizes a regioselective reaction?
What characterizes a regioselective reaction?
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Which statement best defines a regiospecific reaction?
Which statement best defines a regiospecific reaction?
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When HCl is added to an alkene with two different substituents on either side of the double bond, what can be predicted?
When HCl is added to an alkene with two different substituents on either side of the double bond, what can be predicted?
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What type of carbocation is formed in the Markovnikov mechanism?
What type of carbocation is formed in the Markovnikov mechanism?
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In the anti-Markovnikov mechanism, which product is considered the major product?
In the anti-Markovnikov mechanism, which product is considered the major product?
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What is produced when an alkene reacts with concentrated sulfuric acid?
What is produced when an alkene reacts with concentrated sulfuric acid?
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What solvent is commonly used when adding bromine to an alkene?
What solvent is commonly used when adding bromine to an alkene?
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How does the alkene interact with bromine during bromination?
How does the alkene interact with bromine during bromination?
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Which statement best describes the reaction of an unsymmetrical alkene with bromine?
Which statement best describes the reaction of an unsymmetrical alkene with bromine?
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What type of product is formed when bromine adds to an alkene in a cis configuration?
What type of product is formed when bromine adds to an alkene in a cis configuration?
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Which of the following is a feature of the Markovnikov addition mechanism?
Which of the following is a feature of the Markovnikov addition mechanism?
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What is the nature of the reaction when a bromine molecule interacts with an alkene?
What is the nature of the reaction when a bromine molecule interacts with an alkene?
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What is the primary characteristic of addition reactions involving alkenes?
What is the primary characteristic of addition reactions involving alkenes?
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In the addition of hydrogen halides to alkenes, what does Markovnikov's rule state?
In the addition of hydrogen halides to alkenes, what does Markovnikov's rule state?
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Which of the following products is a result of adding hydrogen halides to alkenes following Markovnikov's rule?
Which of the following products is a result of adding hydrogen halides to alkenes following Markovnikov's rule?
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What type of catalyst is typically required for the addition of water to alkenes?
What type of catalyst is typically required for the addition of water to alkenes?
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What occurs during the rehybridization in addition reactions of alkenes?
What occurs during the rehybridization in addition reactions of alkenes?
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What are intermediates in the context of addition reactions?
What are intermediates in the context of addition reactions?
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When alkenes undergo the addition of H2, what process is it commonly known as?
When alkenes undergo the addition of H2, what process is it commonly known as?
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Which reagent is typically added to alkenes to form alkanes?
Which reagent is typically added to alkenes to form alkanes?
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What is the outcome when H-X adds to a carbon-carbon double bond?
What is the outcome when H-X adds to a carbon-carbon double bond?
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Which of the following types of reactions does not involve the addition mechanism?
Which of the following types of reactions does not involve the addition mechanism?
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In a typical addition reaction, what happens to the bonds during the process?
In a typical addition reaction, what happens to the bonds during the process?
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What could occur if a reaction does not follow Markovnikov's rule?
What could occur if a reaction does not follow Markovnikov's rule?
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What is formed as a final product when alkenes react with water in the presence of an acid catalyst?
What is formed as a final product when alkenes react with water in the presence of an acid catalyst?
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Study Notes
COVID-19 Awareness
- COVID-19 is caused by SARS-CoV-2
- It spreads easily between people
- Signs and symptoms include fever, chills, cough, breathing difficulties, headaches, diarrhea, loss of taste/smell, and other nonspecific symptoms.
- Transmission occurs via respiratory droplets, airborne particles, and contaminated surfaces.
- Prevention involves using both pharmaceutical and non-pharmaceutical measures.
- Pharmaceutical measures include safe and effective vaccines.
- Non-pharmaceutical measures include respiratory hygiene (masks, cough etiquette), hand hygiene (frequent handwashing/sanitizing), social distancing, and avoiding crowded/poorly ventilated spaces.
- Safety protocols are crucial due to the virus's evolving nature.
Hybrid Orbitals
- Carbon's valence shell electron configuration: 2s², 2px¹, 2py¹, 2pz¹
- Carbon forms four equivalent bonds in methane and tetrachloride
- The tetrahedral structure of methane and carbon tetrachloride display that carbon forms four equivalent bonds - leading to an octet configuration.
- The 2s and three 2p orbitals hybridize to form four sp³ hybrid orbitals.
- These orbitals are tetrahedrally oriented.
- The four covalent bonds in methane involve shared electron pairs with four hydrogen atoms, forming a tetrahedral shape.
sp² Hybrid Orbitals
- Carbon atoms with double bonds employ sp² hybridization.
- Three sp² hybrid orbitals are formed.
- One p-orbital remains unhybridized.
- The sp² orbitals are involved in bonding and forming sigma bonds.
- The unhybridized p orbitals form pi bonds.
sp Hybrid Orbitals
- Carbon atoms with triple bonds utilize sp hybridization.
- Two sp hybrid orbitals are created
- Two p-orbitals are left unhybridized.
- sp hybrid orbitals are involved in sigma bond formation.
- The two unhybridized p orbitals form two pi bonds
Alkenes and Alkynes
- Alkenes: Compounds containing a carbon-carbon double bond (CnH2n).
- Alkynes: Compounds containing a carbon-carbon triple bond (CnH2n-2).
- The double or triple bond is the source of their reactivity and are stronger than single carbon-carbon bonds.
- Alkenes show cis-trans isomerism.
- Sequential double bonds/single bonds can exhibit increased resonance stability (conjugation).
- Types for alkenes and alkynes are presented - structural examples provided
Properties of Alkenes
- Alkenes, although nonpolar, have greater solubility in water than alkanes. This is due to slight interaction with water from their exposed pi electrons
- Physical properties (e.g., boiling points) are similar to those of corresponding alkanes
Preparation of Alkenes
- Alkenes are prepared via elimination reactions from alcohols and halides (1°, 2°, 3°).
Addition Reactions (Alkenes)
- Addition reactions (alkene) have the general form: C=C + AB → C-C
- Reagents add to pi-bonds, and hybridization occurs
- No atoms are lost
Reactions of Alkenes and Alkynes
- Examples and mechanisms are provided for addition of various reagents such as hydrogen (H2), halogens (X2), hydrogen halides (HX), and water (H2O).
- Markovnikov's rule governs the addition of hydrogen halides to unsymmetrical alkenes.
- Anti-Markovnikov addition reactions are illustrated as well.
- Important reactions such as hydrogenation and oxidation are included
Benzene
- Benzene is a cyclic, conjugated compound with delocalized pi electrons.
- Benzene demonstrates aromaticity.
Alkynes
- Alkynes are hydrocarbons with one or more triple bonds between carbon atoms.
- Includes the reaction mechanism and some examples and structures are provided.
- Terminal alkynes can form acetylide anions.
- Alkynes exhibit reactivity under various conditions
Synthetic Drugs
- Some synthetic drugs contain alkynes.
- These compounds aren't naturally occurring but are synthesized by chemists.
Properties of Alkynes
- Terminal alkynes are weaker acids than water, but they can lose the hydrogen from terminal triple bind to strong bases.
- Their physical properties, similar to alkanes and alkenes lack H-bonding, have weak intermolecular forces and are relatively low mp/bp, and are water-insoluble.
- Various synthesis methods and reactions involving alkynes are presented.
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This quiz covers essential information about COVID-19, including its transmission, symptoms, and prevention strategies. It also delves into the concept of hybrid orbitals in carbon compounds, highlighting carbon's bonding characteristics. Test your understanding of both topics!
