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@ jbrennerfisics ORGO NOTES


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what does the reactant look like ?

SNIIEI ? SN215=2 ?
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proton transfer ?

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Relativeimportanceofcontributingstructures
1. Filled Valence Shell

④ M o o

CH ,
-

0 =
C
-

H - CH ,
-

O -

c
-

H
° °
00

1 1
H H
Greater contribution : Lesser :

Both 0 { N have full carbon has


only
valence shells 6 valence e-

2. Maximum Number Covalent Bonds

④ M o o

it ,
-

0 =
C
-

H - CH ,
-

O -

c
-

H
O O
O O

l l
H H

Greater contribution :
lesser :

8 covalent bonds 7- covalent bonds

3. least separation of Unlike


charges

Co"
• a

: :O :

I
CH } C CH } ←
CH } C CH }
- -
- -

Greater contribution :
lesser :

no
separation of unlike
charges separation unlike
charges

4.
Negative charge on a more Electronegative Atom

:O :-O
Co : :O :⑦
↳ ,
c④ → 42 →
do
CHT
\
}/
"
CHT
\

CH } CH , CH CH }

Less Best should not be


drawn

BasicR
1. Avoid breaking single bonds sp
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2. Never Exceed the octet for row 2 elements •


• -0

3.

keep same framework
lone next door to
Avoid
drawing carbon with opposite charges pair a
pi system

* key
Eanes Carbon { Hydrogen *
-

/ not very reactive

Ites -

I double bond

Alkynes -

I triple bond you got alkynes of problems

1- meth
profane ↳ Hq ~
2- eth

3- prop butane Cytlio N ✗


n butane isobutane
4- but
-

5- pent
pentane Cgtha ~ Ñ ¥
6- hex
pentane isopentane neopentane
7-
kept
h c6Hl4
~ µ
µ
8- oct

9- non

to -

dec

µ
~ C6H14 CnH2n+2 Cyctoalkanes
cyclopropane cydobutane
Ñ Gotta Cntlzn A

~ Clotho Cntlzn -2
cyclopentane cyclohexane

a
( 61-112 ( 61-110
LUPI *

Substituents -
- - -

parent chain - - - - -

suffix
2,4 -

dimethyl pentane

branching "
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"""""
in

:*
+ with
principle functional
group
locating functional
group -

ane
-

ene -

yne
3-
ethylhex
-

3- ene

rgv
Alkylsvbstitvants replace suffix -

ane with -

yl

Bromo.ch/oro.Iodo,FluoroJ
CH }
Halogens
*
-

← D.N.M.NU
methyl ethyl propyl butyl pentyl

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~
Y•

CH }CH2CH CHZCHCH } y y
-
-

propyl group isopropyl group isobvtyl secbutyl tert-butyl


1- methyl
ethyl

namingwithmultipledovblebonds ortho
xylene
-

in
n
3€ ' ICH }

2
meta
hexadiene
-

xylene
1,3
cyclopropane
-

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I triple
-

hexyne
* highest priority
opposite side bond
( start from the most
configurationallsome.rs
substituted )
2
point ( E) -

Trans X }
3
121 -

Cis A

4- see
butyl -1,1 dimethyl cyclohexane
-

cis -

3- chlorocyclopentanol 11=-1121314 hexen


-
-
2- ol 4-
isopropyl phenol

ii. ii.
H
Y
-
, ÷x¥: I
Ñdoµ
-

"
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/
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OH

(E) 7- chloro -

5- ethyl -212,3 -

trim
ethyl
-

3- heptene meta -

isopropyl benzaldehyde
0
Cl

nix
it 1T¥ "

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trans -3 -

tertbutylcyclohexanol

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' -
-
-

IR ) 3,7 -

dimethyl oct -1,6 -

adien -3-01
HOWYVY
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Toluene Phenol
Benzyaldehyde Benzoic Acid

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Anisole Acetophenone Aniline


Styrene
41-12
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Chlorobenzene 1- Bromo -
2- chlorobenzene 3- FluoroToluene

Br

1T¥
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EE
1- chloro -

4- nitrobenzene 2- Bromo toluene 2- Bromo phenol

OH

H" É¥→r
I
Ethernomendature

O ' '

alkyl alkyl ether


- -
R common
R

- or X" nor
ethyl methyl ether tert-butyl methyl ether diethyl ether

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IPAD
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alkoxy alkane

°
-
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methoxy ethane 2-
methoxy propane

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Br

12512 butane l ethoxybutane 4- ethoxy I


cyclohexane
- - -
-
-

↳#
O
CH 's

14
OH

3- I butanol
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isopropoxy Hzc 5
-

3
-

4- hexane
ethoxy 2-
methyl t
- - -
Unsaturation
*

SOPBAR =
l2C+2)-lH+X
2

Example =
CYH > Br 12141+212--17+11 = ,

possibles ( constitutional isomers )

✗ ✗
Br ÑBr Br

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y µ .

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