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| the general formula for cycloalkanes that have 1 ring |
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1: find the parent 2: number the substituents |
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| how to find the parent in a cycloalkane |
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-if the number of C atoms in a ring is larger than the number in the largest substituent, the compound is named as an alkyl-substituted cycloalkane -if the number of C atoms in the ring is smaller than the number in the largest substituent, the compound is named as a cycloalkyl-substituted alkane |
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| alkyl-substituted cycloalkane |
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| cycloalkane where the # of C atoms in the ring is larger than the number in the largest substituent |
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| cycloalkyl-substituted alkane |
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| cycloalkane where the # of C atoms in the ring is smaller than the number in the largest substituent |
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| how to number the substituents in a cycloalkane |
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1: start at a point of attachment and number the substituents so that the second substituent has the lowest possible number 2: if necessary, proceed until a point of difference is found 3: if 2 or more substituents might potentially receive the same number, number them by alphabetical priority 4: halogens are treated in the same way as alkyl groups |
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| size of a cycloalkane's ring vs. amount of rotational freedom |
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| cis-disubstituted cycloalkane ring |
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| has 2 substituents on the same side of the ring |
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| trans-disubstituted cycloalkane ring |
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| has 2 substituents on opposite sides of the ring |
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| general principles of conformation of cycloalkanes |
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1: ring strain 2: heats of combustion of cycloalkanes 3: the nature of ring strain |
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| how to measure the strain in cycloalkanes |
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| measure the total energy of a compound and compare it to a strain-free reference compound |
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| the amount of heat released when a compound is completely burned in oxygen |
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| amount of strain vs. heat of combustion |
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| how strain a per CJH2 unit can be calculated and plotted |
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| as a function of ring size |
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| the rings that have serious strain |
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| rings tend to adopt these conformations |
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| factors that account for ring strain |
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-angle strain occurs when bond angles are distorted from their normal values -torsional strain is due to eclipsing of bonds -steric strain results when atoms approach too closely |
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| occurs when bond angles are distorted from their normal values |
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| caused by eclipsing of bonds |
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| results when atoms approach too closely |
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| some small cycloalkane rings |
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-cyclopropane -cyclobutane -cyclopentane |
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| why cyclopropane is more reactive than other cycloalkanes |
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| what cyclopentane does to relieve torsional strain |
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| adopts a puckered conformation |
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| in this conformation, one C is bent out of plane and the H's are nearly staggered |
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| a conformation of cyclohexane |
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| where the bonds are in chair conformation cyclohexane |
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| lower bonds in front and upper bonds in back |
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| the strain in chair conformation cyclohexane |
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| the strain that results when chair conformation cyclohexane converts to boat conformation cyclohexane |
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| has little ange strain, but experiences both steric and torsional strain |
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| the 2 kinds of positions on a cyclohexane ring |
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-6 axial H's -6 equatorial H's |
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| perpendicular to the plane of the ring |
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| roughly in the same plane of the ring |
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| the orientation of the H's of each C in cyclohexane |
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| each C has 1 axial H and 1 equatorial H |
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| orientation of the H's on the side of the ring in cyclohexane |
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| each side of the ring has alternating axial and equatorial H's |
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| if all the H's in a cyclohexane ring are on the same face, they are... |
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| how different chair conformations of cyclohexanes interconvert |
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| what a ring flip does to the axial and equatorial bonds in cyclohexane |
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| an axial bond becomes equatorial and an equatorial bond becomes axial |
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| the energy barrier to conversion in cyclohexane |
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| interactions between an axial group and a ring H 2 C's away |
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| what causes diaxial interactions? |
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| the interactions that occur in gauche butane |
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| diaxial interactions caused by steric energy |
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| the position in which substituents on a cycloalkane are more stable |
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| the size of the strain between substituents in a cyclohexane depends on... |
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| the size and nature of the group |
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| the orientation of the substituents in the chair conformations of a cis isomer |
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| one is axial and the other is equatorial |
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| the orientation of the substituents in the chair conformations of a trans isomer |
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| both are either axial or equatorial |
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| why axial orientation is less stable than equatorial orientation |
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| because there's diaxial interactions in the axial orientation |
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| 2 ways cycloalkane rings can be fused |
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| have rings that are connected by bridges |
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| the general formula for cycloalkanes that have 1 ring |
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1: find the parent 2: number the substituents |
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| how to find the parent in a cycloalkane |
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-if the number of C atoms in a ring is larger than the number in the largest substituent, the compound is named as an alkyl-substituted cycloalkane -if the number of C atoms in the ring is smaller than the number in the largest substituent, the compound is named as a cycloalkyl-substituted alkane |
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| alkyl-substituted cycloalkane |
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| cycloalkane where the # of C atoms in the ring is larger than the number in the largest substituent |
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| cycloalkyl-substituted alkane |
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| cycloalkane where the # of C atoms in the ring is smaller than the number in the largest substituent |
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| how to number the substituents in a cycloalkane |
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1: start at a point of attachment and number the substituents so that the second substituent has the lowest possible number 2: if necessary, proceed until a point of difference is found 3: if 2 or more substituents might potentially receive the same number, number them by alphabetical priority 4: halogens are treated in the same way as alkyl groups |
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| size of a cycloalkane's ring vs. amount of rotational freedom |
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| cis-disubstituted cycloalkane ring |
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| has 2 substituents on the same side of the ring |
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| trans-disubstituted cycloalkane ring |
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| has 2 substituents on opposite sides of the ring |
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| general principles of conformation of cycloalkanes |
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1: ring strain 2: heats of combustion of cycloalkanes 3: the nature of ring strain |
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| how to measure the strain in cycloalkanes |
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Definition
| measure the total energy of a compound and compare it to a strain-free reference compound |
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| the amount of heat released when a compound is completely burned in oxygen |
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| amount of strain vs. heat of combustion |
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Definition
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| how strain a per CJH2 unit can be calculated and plotted |
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Definition
| as a function of ring size |
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| the rings that have serious strain |
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Definition
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| rings tend to adopt these conformations |
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Definition
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| factors that account for ring strain |
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Definition
-angle strain occurs when bond angles are distorted from their normal values -torsional strain is due to eclipsing of bonds -steric strain results when atoms approach too closely |
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| occurs when bond angles are distorted from their normal values |
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| caused by eclipsing of bonds |
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| results when atoms approach too closely |
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| some small cycloalkane rings |
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-cyclopropane -cyclobutane -cyclopentane |
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| why cyclopropane is more reactive than other cycloalkanes |
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| what cyclopentane does to relieve torsional strain |
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| adopts a puckered conformation |
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| in this conformation, one C is bent out of plane and the H's are nearly staggered |
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| a conformation of cyclohexane |
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Definition
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| where the bonds are in chair conformation cyclohexane |
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Definition
| lower bonds in front and upper bonds in back |
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| the strain in chair conformation cyclohexane |
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Definition
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| the strain that results when chair conformation cyclohexane converts to boat conformation cyclohexane |
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| has little ange strain, but experiences both steric and torsional strain |
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| the 2 kinds of positions on a cyclohexane ring |
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Definition
-6 axial H's -6 equatorial H's |
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| perpendicular to the plane of the ring |
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| roughly in the same plane of the ring |
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| the orientation of the H's of each C in cyclohexane |
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Definition
| each C has 1 axial H and 1 equatorial H |
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| orientation of the H's on the side of the ring in cyclohexane |
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Definition
| each side of the ring has alternating axial and equatorial H's |
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| if all the H's in a cyclohexane ring are on the same face, they are... |
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Definition
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| how different chair conformations of cyclohexanes interconvert |
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| what a ring flip does to the axial and equatorial bonds in cyclohexane |
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| an axial bond becomes equatorial and an equatorial bond becomes axial |
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| the energy barrier to conversion in cyclohexane |
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Definition
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| interactions between an axial group and a ring H 2 C's away |
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| what causes diaxial interactions? |
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Definition
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| the interactions that occur in gauche butane |
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Definition
| diaxial interactions caused by steric energy |
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| the position in which substituents on a cycloalkane are more stable |
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Definition
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| the size of the strain between substituents in a cyclohexane depends on... |
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Definition
| the size and nature of the group |
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| the orientation of the substituents in the chair conformations of a cis isomer |
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Definition
| one is axial and the other is equatorial |
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| the orientation of the substituents in the chair conformations of a trans isomer |
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| both are either axial or equatorial |
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| why axial orientation is less stable than equatorial orientation |
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| because there's diaxial interactions in the axial orientation |
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| 2 ways cycloalkane rings can be fused |
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| have rings that are connected by bridges |
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