organic chemistry solomons fryhle

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organic chemistry solomons fryhle
Organic chemistry I
Zdeněk Friedl
Chapter 1
Basic concepts
Solomons & Fryhle: Organic
Chemistry 8th Ed., Wiley 2004
Basic concepts
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subject of organic chemistry
atomic and molecular orbitals, LCAO method
bond length, bond angle
bond-dissociation energy, bond energy
electronegativity, polarity of bonds
dipole moment
electronic effects, inductive (I) and mesomeric (M) effect
steric effect
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The subject of organic chemistry
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sp3
hybridization of atomic orbitals
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Formation of methane
from sp3 hybridized C atom and four H atoms
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Formation of ethane
from two sp3 hybridized C atoms and six H atoms
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sp2
hybridization of atomic orbitals
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The σ-skeleton and π-bond in ethene molecule
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sp
hybridization of atomic orbitals
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The structure of ethyne
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The structure of benzene
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Structural formulas of benzene
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The delocalization energy
Compound
Heat of
hydrogenation
1,3-pentadiene
1,4-pentadiene
cyklopentadiene
benzene
furan
Delocalization
energy
calc.
exptl.
(kJ mol-1)
242.9
254.6
225.1
358.2
225.1
226.6
254.6
213.5
208.5
153.2
16.0
0
12.0
149.7
71.9
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Formation of
σ C-C
and
π C=C
bond
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Formation of
σ C-O
and
π C=O
bond
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The bond length
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Bond lengths and bond angles of
C-C bonds
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The homolytic bond dissociation
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Homolytic bond dissociation energies
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Bond energies
kJ mol-1
C – H 413
N – H 391
O – H 463
C – C 346
C = C 610
C ≡ C 837
C–F
C – Cl
C – Br
C–I
C – N 309
C = N 615
C ≡ N 887
444
339
284
213
C – O 357
C = O 737
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The electronegativity of selected atoms
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The electron density map for
H-X
molecule
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The dipole moment
µ
=
(charge)
q x (distance) d
[D] Debye
10-30 [C m] = 0.3 D
esu
SI
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Physical properties of some cis-trans isomers
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Attractive electric forces
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Attractive forces in simple covalent compounds
26
Hydrogen bonds
(dipole-dipole attractions)
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The separation of principles and effects
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Electronic effects
( inductive
I / mesomeric M )
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Steric effect at o-substituted benzaldehydes
H
O
H
CH3
CH3
C CH3
CH3
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