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 • • • • • • • • 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 2 The subject of organic chemistry 3 sp3 hybridization of atomic orbitals 4 Formation of methane from sp3 hybridized C atom and four H atoms 5 Formation of ethane from two sp3 hybridized C atoms and six H atoms 6 sp2 hybridization of atomic orbitals 7 The σ-skeleton and π-bond in ethene molecule 8 sp hybridization of atomic orbitals 9 The structure of ethyne 10 The structure of benzene 11 Structural formulas of benzene 12 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 13 Formation of σ C-C and π C=C bond 14 Formation of σ C-O and π C=O bond 15 The bond length 16 Bond lengths and bond angles of C-C bonds 17 The homolytic bond dissociation 18 Homolytic bond dissociation energies 19 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 20 The electronegativity of selected atoms 21 The electron density map for H-X molecule 22 The dipole moment µ = (charge) q x (distance) d [D] Debye 10-30 [C m] = 0.3 D esu SI 23 Physical properties of some cis-trans isomers 24 Attractive electric forces 25 Attractive forces in simple covalent compounds 26 Hydrogen bonds (dipole-dipole attractions) 27 The separation of principles and effects 28 Electronic effects ( inductive I / mesomeric M ) 29 Steric effect at o-substituted benzaldehydes H O H CH3 CH3 C CH3 CH3 30