Part of OC-01 — General Organic Chemistry Fundamentals

OC-01 Key Reactions & Data — SMILES, Conditions, and Reaction Equations

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Hybridization and Bond Data

CompoundSMILESHybridBond Length C-CBond Angle
MethaneCsp3109.5°
EtheneC=Csp21.34 Å (C=C)120°
EthyneC#Csp1.20 Å (C≡C)180°
EthaneCCsp31.54 Å (C-C)109.5°

Functional Group SMILES

  • Ethanol (hydroxyl): CCO
  • Ethanal (aldehyde): CC=O
  • Propan-2-one / acetone (ketone): CC(=O)C
  • Ethanoic acid (carboxyl): CC(=O)O
  • Ethylamine (amino): CCN
  • Nitromethane (nitro): C[N+](=O)[O-]
  • Chloromethane (halide): CCl

Key Reactions with Conditions

Free radical halogenation (substitution): C + Cl2Cl_{2} --[hν or Δ\Delta]--> CCl + HCl

Dehydration of ethanol (elimination): CCO --[conc. H2SO4H_{2}SO_{4}, 170°C]--> C=C + H2OH_{2}O

Dehydrohalogenation (elimination): CCBr + KOH --[alc., Δ\Delta]--> C=C + KBr + H2OH_{2}O

Markovnikov addition of HBr to propene (addition): CC=C + HBr --[no peroxide]--> CC(Br)C (2-bromopropane, major product)

Anti-Markovnikov addition of HBr (addition, peroxide effect): CC=C + HBr --[ROOR, hν]--> CCCBr (1-bromopropane, free radical mechanism)

Intermediate Stability Data

Carbocation stability: 3°>2°>1°>CH3+\text{Carbocation stability: } 3° > 2° > 1° > \text{CH}_3^+

Carbanion stability: CH3>1°>2°>3°\text{Carbanion stability: } \text{CH}_3^- > 1° > 2° > 3°

Hyperconjugative structures=number of alpha C-H bonds\text{Hyperconjugative structures} = \text{number of alpha C-H bonds}

Example: For (CH3CH_{3})_{3}C+C^{+} (tert-butyl cation): 9 alpha C-H bonds → 9 hyperconjugative structures → highest stability among simple alkyl carbocations.

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