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Organic Chemistry
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Recommended text books
1. Organic Chemistry, John McMurry
2. Organic Chemistry, Francis Carry
3. Organic Chemistry, Solomons T.W.G.2
Course Evaluation
PRACTICALS (15 marks)CAT (15 MARKS)Final Exam (70 MARKS)
Dr. Solomon Derese; Chemistry Department Room 118; [email protected]
Teaching timetableMonday 11:00 – 13:00Tuesday 14:00 – 15:00
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Course Outline
Carbon in the Periodic table.
Bonding In Carbon Compounds - Covalent Bond andHybridization.
Introduction to Functional Groups
Intermolecular Forces and physical properties.
Polar Covalent Bonds: Electronegativity, DipoleMoment.
What is Organic Chemistry?
Nomenclature of organic compounds.
Inter-conversion of functional groups.
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What is organic chemistry?
Organic chemistry is the study of the chemistry ofcarbon compounds.
The compounds of carbon are the centralsubstances of which all living things on this planetare made.
Every living organism is made of organic chemicals.
The proteins that make up your hair, skin, andmuscles; the DNA that controls your geneticheritage; the foods that nourish you; and themedicines that heal you are all organic chemicals.
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Anyone with a curiosity about lifeand living things, and anyone whowants to be a part of the remarkableadvances now occurring in medicineand the biological sciences, mustfirst understand organic chemistry.
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DNA
R
H
NH2
O
OH
Aminoacids
(The building blocks of proteins)
CH4
Methane (Chief constituent of natural gas)
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Examples of Organic Compounds
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DEET, the active ingredient in the most widely usedinsect repellents, is effective against mosquitoes,fleas, and ticks.
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Polyethylene
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Although carbon is the principal element inorganic compounds, most also containhydrogen, and many contain nitrogen, oxygen,phosphorous, sulfur, halogens or othercompounds.
13Saflufenacil (Herbicide)
Example
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There being over 110 elements in theperiodic table, why is carbon so special?What is that sets carbon apart from allother elements in the periodic table?
There are only about 100,000 inorganiccompounds but the number of organiccompounds is more than 18,000,000!
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O
NH2
Each arrangement corresponds to a differentcompound, and has it own characteristic set ofphysical and chemical properties. 15
Carbon atoms can attach themselves to oneanother to an extent not possible for atoms of anyother elements.
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Carbon in the Periodic Table
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Electronic configuration: 1s22s22p2
C12
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Atomic mass
Carbon has four electrons in its outer most shelland requires four more electrons in a covalentbond to have a complete outer shell of electrons.17
1S 2S 2P2 2 2
Ground state
px py pz
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1. Carbon is tetravalent; that is it forms fourbonds
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Bond formation in carbon
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2. A carbon atom can use one or more of itsvalence electrons to form bonds withother carbon atoms.
Single bond
Double bond
Triple bond19
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Allotropes of Carbon
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The allotropes of carbon are:
Graphite
Diamond
Buckministerfullerene
When elements can exist in more than oneform, these different forms are calledallotropes.
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• Graphite is an opaque, dark and greasysolid that is used in the ‘leads’ of pencils,an electrical conductor and as a lubricant.
• In graphite sheets of covalently bondedcarbon atoms are held together by weakvan der Waals forces, hence makinggraphite a lubricant.
• Ordinary “lead” pencils actually are madeof a form of graphite.
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Graphite
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• The sheets form aregular array ofhexagons linkedtogether.
• Carbon is capable offorming four covalentbonds.
• In graphite, however, it forms only three bonds.Hence, there are unbonded electrons.
• Some of these become delocalized-meaning, theyescape the control of their parent atoms and movearound the whole of the crystal. For this reason,graphite is capable of carrying a current. 22
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• Diamond is a lustrous crystal and thehardest substance known to man.
• It is used in addition to as jewellery as tipsof drills, or other industrial applianceswhere such strength is required.
• The structure of diamond is based on atetrahedron. In each tetrahedron a carbonatom sits in the middle surrounded byfour other carbons. 23
Diamond
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• These tetrahedralinterlink form a singlecrystal.
• Since each carbon iscovalently bonded tofour others, there areno declocalizedelectrons, so diamonddoes not conductelectricity, it is aninsulator.
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This structure repeatsinfinitely in all directions.
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• In addition to diamond and graphite a thirdform of pure carbon was discovered in1985 opening a new era of chemistry (1996Nobel Prize in chemistry).
• This allotrope of carbon is sometimescalled fullerene or bucky ball.
• It consists of a hollow cluster of 60 carbons,and is the most symmetrical large moleculeknown.
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Buckministerfullerene
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ProblemDiamond and graphite are allotropes of carbon.I. Define the term allotropeII. Graphite is used to make lubricants for engines.
Explain, in terms of its structure, why graphitecan act as a lubricant.
III. Give one use of diamond which depends on itshardness.
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Functional Groups
• Chemists have learned through many years ofexperience that organic compounds can beclassified according to their structuralfeatures and that members of a given familyoften have similar physical and chemicalbehaviour.
• The structural features that make it possiblefor classify organic compounds by reactivityare called functional groups.
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• A functional group is part of a molecule wheremost of its chemical reactions occur. It is thepart that effectively the compound’s chemicalproperties (and most of its physical propertiesas well).
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The chemistry of every molecule, regardless of size and complexity, is
determined by the functional group it
contains.
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• They contain only C-C single bonds.
• The alkanes are the simplest class of organicmolecules because they contain no functionalgroups. They are extremely unreactive.
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Alkanes
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• Sometimes called olefins are hydrocarbonswhich contain C=C double bonds.
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Alkenes
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• Alkynes are hydrocarbons that contain C≡C triplebond.
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Alkynes
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• Compounds that contain benzene.
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Aromatic
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Alkyl Halides
• Contain an alkyl group bonded to F, Cl, Br or I.
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Alcohols
• Alcohols contain a hydroxyl (OH) group.
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• Ethers contain R1–O–R2. It refers to anycompound that has two alkyl groups linkedthrough an oxygen atom.
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Ethers
R1-O-R2
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• Amines contain the amino (NR1R2R3) group, anitrogen attached to an alkyl group.
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Amines
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Alhdeydes and Ketones
• Aldehydes (R–CHO) and ketones (R1–CO–R2)contain the carbonyl group C=O.
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Carboxylic Acids
• Carboxylic acids (R–CO2H) contain the carboxylgroup CO2H.
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• Esters (R1–CO2-R2) contain a carboxylgroup with an extra alkyl group (-CO2R).
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Esters
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Commercial applications of estersThe characteristics fruity smell of esters lead to their use inartificial fruit essences.
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• Amides (RCONR1R2)
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Amides
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Nylon 6,6
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Acid Chlorides
• Acid chlorides (R–COCl)
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Alcohol
Ether
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Alkyl halideAromatic
Aromatic
Amide
Alkyl halide
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ProblemIn the following structure circle and identify thefunctional groups.
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Bonding in carbon compounds
Covalent bond and
Hybridization
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Main-group elements tend to undergo reactionsthat leave them with eight outer-shell electrons.That is, main-group elements react so that theyattain a noble gas electron configuration with filled sand p sublevels in their valence electron shell.
• Valence e- play a fundamental role in chemicalbonding.
• e- transfer leads to ionic bonds.
• Sharing of e- leads to covalent bonds.
• e- are transferred of shared to give each atom anoble gas configuration
– the octet.
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When bringing together two atoms that areinitially very far apart. Three types of interactionoccur:
A covalent H-H bond is the net result of attractiveand repulsive electrostatic forces.
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Hybridization of Carbon
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Carbon has, outside its nucleus, six electrons andtherefore the ground state electronic configurationof carbon is:
1S2 2S2 2P2
1S 2S 2P2 2 2
Ground state
px py pz
This, however, represent the ground state of thecarbon atom in which only two unpaired electronsare available for bond formation with other atoms,i.e. at first sight carbon might appear to be onlydivalent.
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A typical C-H has a bond strength of 100 Kcal/mol
Net-Energy change = (400-97) Kcal/mol = 300 Kcal/mol
In the excited state carbon has four unpaired electrons andcan form four bonds with hydrogen.
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Methane - sp3 Hybridized
What is the nature of the four C-H bonds inmethane?
Since excited carbon uses two kinds of orbitals (2sand 2p) for bonding purpose, we might expectmethane to have two kinds of C-H bonds.
In fact this is not the case.
A large amount of evidence show that all four C-Hbonds in methane are identical and the bondangles are 109.5˚.
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The valence orbitals of a carbon atom are neither sor p but a hybrid or mixture of orbitals.
Since three p orbitals are mixed with one s-orbital, we call the hybrid orbitals sp3, meaningthat each of them has one-fourth s-character andthree-fourth p-character.
Hybridization is the combination of two or moreatomic orbitals to form the same number of hybridorbitals, each having the same shape and energy.
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Each bond in CH4 is formed by overlap of an sp3
hybrid orbital of carbon with a 1s orbital ofhydrogen. These four bonds point to the corners of atetrahedron.
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0
A0
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All four C – H bonds in methane aresigma (d) bonds, because theelectron density is concentrated onthe axis joining C and H and areformed by head on overlap oforbitals.
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Ethane (C2H6) – sp3 Hybridization
C C
H
H
H
H
H
H
We can picture the ethane molecule by assumingthat the two carbon atoms bond to each other bysigma overlap of an sp3 hybrid orbital from eachcarbon.
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C C
H
H
H
H
H
H
1090
1090
1.54
1.10
0
A
0
A
Structure of Ethane
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Ethylene (C2H4)-sp2 Hybridization
H
H H
H
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sp2 hybridization of a carbon
ground state
excited state
sp2 hybridized state
2pzsp2
2s 2p
2s 2p
unhybridized p orbital
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120°
sp2
sp2
pz
sp2x
y
z
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sp2sp2
d
sp2sp2
pzpzp
p
d bond, formed by end-on overlap of two sp2 hybrid orbitals
p bond, formed by side-by-side overlap of two 2p orbitals.
The electron density in a p bond is farther from the twonuclei, p bonds are usually weaker and therefore moreeasily broken than d bonds.
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Planar shape
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The carbon-carbon double bond is rigid and bondrotation can not occur.
For rotation to occur the p-bond must be broken.The energy barrier for bond rotation in ethene(ethylene) is 235 kJ/mol while for ethane is only 12kJ/mol.
The rigidity of the double bond gives rise to thepossibility of stereoisomerism (geometricisomerism) which is commonly referred to as cis-trans isomerism in alkenes.
Cis isomer cannot become trans without achemical reaction occurring.
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trans = The substituents are onopposite side of the double bond.
cis = The substituents are on thesame side of the double bond.
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Examples
C C
H
ClCl
H
C C
Cl
HCl
Hcis-1,2-dichloroethene trans-1,2-dichloroethene
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Ethyne (C2H2)-sp-Hybridization
C C HH
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sp hybridization of a carbon
ground state
excited state
sp hybridized state
2pzsp
2s 2p
2s 2p
unhybridized p orbitals2py
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x
y
z
sp hybridized carbon
sp
py
sp
pz
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180o
Alkynes have a linear geometry with C-C bondangles of 180°.
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Comparison of Carbon-Carbon and Carbon-Hydrogen bonds in methane, ethane,ethylene and ethyne.Molecule Bond Bond
strength (Kcal/mol)
Bond length (Å)
S-character (%)
Methane, CH4 CSP3-H1S 104 1.10 25
Ethane, CH3-CH3 CSP3 - CSP3
CSP3-H1S
8898
1.541.10
25
Ethylene, H2C=CH2 CSP2 - CSP2
CSP2-H1S
152103
1.331.076
33
Ethyne, HC≡CH CSP - CSP
CSP-H1S
200125
1.201.06
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HO
CH3OH
C CH
SP
SP3
SP3
SP3
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ProblemI. Locate and identify the functional groups in the
following molecules:
II. Indicate bond angle at each carbon in the followingcompounds
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Polar Covalent Bonds• Atoms with equal or nearly equal
electronegativities form covalent bonds inwhich both atoms exert equal attractions forthe bonding electrons.
H H N N Cl Cl
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But, if the two atoms that are combined viacovalent bond are different, then there isunequal sharing of electrons.
This is due to differences in theelectronegativities of the two atomsinvolved in bonding.
Electronegativity is a measure of thetendency of an atom to attract a bondingpair of electrons.
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The Pauling scale is the most commonly used.Fluorine (the most electronegative element) isgiven a value of 4.0, and values range down tocaesium and francium which are the leastelectronegative at 0.7.
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• In covalent bonds with substantialdifference in electronegativity, theelectrons involved in bonding are notshared equally.
• The more electronegative atom has agreater attraction for the bondingelectrons-not enough of an attraction forthe atom to break of as an ion, but enoughso that this atom takes the largest share ofthe electron density. 79
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4.02.1
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• The result is a polar covalent bond, abond with uneven distribution of electrondensity.
• The degree of polarity of a bondparticularly depends on the difference inelectronegativities of the two atomsbonded together and partly on otherfactors such as the size of the atoms.
Such types of covalent bonds are PolarCovalent bonds.
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• The distribution of electrons in a polarmolecule are symbolized by partial (d) charges.
H F
electron rich
regionelectron poor
region
d+ d-
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CH3
OCH
3d+d+
d-
Dipole Moment
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ProblemUse the (d+/d-) convention to show the direction ofexpected polarity for each of the bonds indicated.(a) CH3-Cl (b) CH3-NH2 (c) H2N-H(d) H3C-SH (e) H3C- MgBr (f) H3C- F
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A dipole moment is reported in a unit called adebye (D) (pronounced de-bye).
The dipole moment is a measure of the polarityof a molecule. The more polar the bond thehigher the dipole moment.
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In a molecule with only one covalent bond, thedipole moment of the molecule is identical to thedipole moment of the bond. For example, thedipole moment of hydrogen chloride (HCl) is 1.1D, because the dipole moment of the single bondis 1.1 D.
The dipole moment of a molecule with morethan one covalent bond depends on the dipolemoments of all the bonds in the molecule andthe geometry of the molecule.
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For example, let’s look at the dipole moment ofcarbon dioxide. The individual carbon–oxygenbond dipole moments cancel each other—because the bond angle in CO2 is 180°—givingcarbon dioxide a dipole moment of zero D.
CO O
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Therefore, for molecules that have morethan one covalent bond, the geometry ofthe molecule must be taken into accountbecause both the magnitude and thedirection of the individual bond dipolemoments (the vector sum) determine theoverall dipole moment of the molecule.Symmetrical molecules, therefore, have nodipole moment.
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Bond vs. Molecular dipole moment
C C
H
ClCl
H
C C
Cl
HCl
H
> 0 = 0
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Another symmetrical molecule is carbontetrachloride. The four atoms bonded to thecarbon atom are identical and projectsymmetrically out from the carbon atom. Thus, thesymmetry of the molecule causes the bond dipolemoments to cancel.
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The dipole moment of chloromethane is greater(1.87 D) than the dipole moment of the bond (1.3D) because the dipoles are oriented so that theyreinforce the dipole of the bond—they are all inthe same relative direction.
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The dipole moment of water (1.85 D) is greaterthan the dipole moment of a single bond (1.5 D)because the dipoles of the two bonds reinforceeach other. The lone-pair electrons also contributeto the dipole moment.
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ProblemGive explanation for the following observations:I. The dipole moment () for ammonia ( = 1.64) is
substantially higher than that of ammonia trifluoride (= 0.24) although the latter contains the highlyelectronegative fluorine.
II. Phosgene, Cl2C=O, has a smaller dipole moment thanformaldehyde, H2C=O. Even though, it containselectronegative chlorine atoms in place of hydrogen.Explain.
III. Fluoromethane (CH3F, = 1.8 D) has a smaller dipolemoment than chloromethane (CH3Cl, = 1.87 D) eventhough fluorine is more electronegative than chlorine.
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Intermolecular Forces
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• Covalent compounds may be gases,liquids or solids.
• Compounds that have low molecularweight and no dipole moments, such asmethane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2),are gases. The forces that act betweensuch molecules are very weak.
• The forces that act between molecules arecalled intermolecular forces.
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• These interactions increasessignificantly as the molecular weightand the size of the molecule increases.
• They also increase with increasingpolarity of the molecule.
• The greater the attractive forcesbetween molecules, the higher is theboiling point of the compound.
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van der Waals force
Dipole–Dipole interaction
Hydrogen bonding
Three types of intermolecular forces areimportant:
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Dipole–Dipole Interaction
Molecules with dipole moments tend to orientthemselves in the liquid and solid phases so that thenegative end of the molecule is facing the positive endof another molecule.
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As a result of such dipole-dipole interactions CH3I isliquid at room temperature while CH4 is gas at roomtemperature.
Dipole – Dipole Interaction
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van der Waals force
Gas (b.p. -162°C)
Liquid ( b.p. 69°C)
Solid ( m.p. 36°C)
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Intermolecular forces act to attract even non-polarmolecules.
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• The weak forces of attraction that existbetween nonpolar molecules are called vander Waals.
• These forces are the result of a constantmotion of electrons which create a smalldistortions in the distribution of charges innonpolar molecules leading to a smalltemporary dipole moment.
• This small dipole in one molecule can thencreate a dipole with the opposite orientation,an induced dipole, in second molecule.
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van der Waals Forces
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As the number of carbon and hydrogenatoms increase, the additive effects ofthese weak intermolecular becomessignificant, as evidenced by the increasein boiling and melting points frommethane to hexane to icosane.
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Boiling Points of Alkanes
Straight chain
Branched chain
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b.p. 36.1°C
b.p. 28°C
b.p. 9.5°C
van der Waals forces depend on the surface of thecompounds interacting.
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Hydrogen Bonding
Examples
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An especially strong type of dipole-dipole interactionoccurs between molecules containing a hydrogenatom bonded to fluorine, oxygen or nitrogen. Each ofthese latter elements are the most electronegativeand has unshared valence electrons.
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In the liquid state, the molecules of any ofthese compounds have strong attractions forone another.
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H-bonding is substantially stronger than mostdipole-dipole attractions. The reason for this isdue to the size of the atoms involved. Ahydrogen atom is small compared to otheratoms and can occupy a position close to theunshared electrons of the electronegativeatom.
Atoms larger than hydrogen can’t occupy sucha position; consequently dipole-dipoleinteractions between other atoms are weaker.
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Hydrogen bonds are not all the same strength.An O ---- HO hydrogen bond is stronger than anN ---- HN hydrogen bond.
This is because oxygen is more electronegativethan nitrogen; therefore, the O-H group ismore polar and has a more positive H. Thismore positive H is more strongly attracted by anegative centre.
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Boiling point 69°C -6.3°C
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StrongH-bonding Weaker
H-bonding
For all substances, boiling point increaseswith molecular weight because ofincreased van der Waals attractions.
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• H-bonding may form between two differentcompounds; such as between CH3OH and H2Oor between CH3NH2 and H2O.
• Solubility of covalent compounds in water isanother property affected by H-bonding. Acompound that can form H-bonding with watertends to be more soluble in water than acompound that can’t. 114
H-bondingH-bonding
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Like Dissolves Like
• Polar compound dissolves in polar solvent
• Nonpolar compound dissolves in nonpolar solvent
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ProblemGive adequate explanations for the following observations:
I. Methyl iodide (CH3I) is liquid at room temperature while methane (CH4) is a gas.
II. Ethanol (C2H5OH) boils at 78˚C while diethyl ether (CH3-O-CH3 ) boils at -23.6˚C despite the fact that they have the same molecular weight.
III. Arrange the following compounds in order of increasing polarity (least polar first):
CH3-CH2-CH2-NH2 CH3-CH2-CH3 CH3-CH2-CH2-OH
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Step I: Find the parent hydrocarbon
RULES OF NAMING ALKANES
a) Find the largest continuous chain ofcarbon atoms present in the molecule,and use the name of that chain as theparent name. The longest chain may notalways be apparent from the manner ofwriting; you may have to “turn corners”.
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Named as a substituted hexane
Named as a substituted heptane
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b) If two chains of equal length are present, choosethe one with the large number of branchespoints as the parent:
as a hexane withone substituentnot
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Step II: Number the atoms in the main chain
a)Beginning at the end of nearer the first branchpoint, number each carbon atom in the chain:
NOT
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The first branch occurs at C3 in the proper system ofnumbering, not at C4.
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b)If there is branching an equal distance awayfrom both ends of the parent chain, beginnumbering at the end nearer the second branchpoint:
not1
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Step III Identify and number the substituents
a)Assign a number to each substituent accordingto its point of attachment to the main chain:
1
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Named as nonane
Substituents: On C3,
CH3
CH3
CH2CH3
On C4,
On C7,
(3-ethyl)
(4-methyl)
(7-methyl)
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b)If there are two substituents on the samecarbon, give them both the same number. Theremust be as many numbers in the name as thereare substituents.
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56 Named as hexane
Substituents: On C2,
CH3
CH3
CH2CH3
On C4,
On C4, (4-ethyl)
(4-methyl)
(2-methyl)
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Step IV: Write the name as a single word
Use hyphens to separate the different prefixes,and use commas to separate numbers. If two ormore substituents are present, cite them inalphabetical order. It two or more identicalsubstituents are present, use one of the multiplierprefixes di, tri, tetra and so forth. Do not use theseprefixes for alphabetizing purposes, however.
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3-Methylhexane
3-Ethyl-4,7-dimethylnonane
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3-Ethyl-2-methylhexane
4-Ethyl-3-methylheptane
4-Ethyl-2,4-dimethylhexane
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4-Methyl-5-(1,1-dimethylpropyl)decane
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Nomenclature of alkenes
Alkenes are named using a series of rules similar tothose of alkanes, with the suffix –ene used insteadof –ane to identify the family. There are threesteps:
STEP 1: Name the parent hydrocarbon
Find the largest continuous chain containing thedouble bond, and name the compoundsaccordingly, using the suffix –ene.
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NOT
As hexene, since the double bond is not in the
six carbon chain
Named as pentene
C CH2
CH2
CH2CH2
H3C
H3C
C CH2
CH2
CH2CH2
H3C
H3C
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STEP 2: Number the carbon atoms in the chain
Begin at the end nearer the double bond or, if thedouble bond is equidistant from two ends, beginnumbering at the end nearer the first branch point.This rule ensures that the double bond carbonreceives the lowest possible numbers.
2 13456
21 3 4 5 6
H3C CH2 CH2 CH CH CH3
H3C CH CH CH CH2 CH3
CH3
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STEP 3: Write the full name
If more than one double bond is present, indicatethe position of each, and use one of the suffixes –diene, -triene, and so on.
Number the substituents according to theirpositions in the chain, and list them alphabetically.
Indicate the position of the double bond by givingthe number of the first alkene carbon and placingthat number immediately before the parent name.
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2-Hexene
2-Methyl-3-hexene
CH3
CH2CH2
CHCH
CH3
CH3
CHCH
CHCH2
CH3
CH3
CH2 C C
CH3
CH3
CH2CH2CH3
CH3
2-Methyl-1,3-butadiene
3-Ethyl-2-methyl-2-hexene
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3-Propyl-1-heptene
Note that it is not necessary to indicate theposition of the double bond in the name becauseit is always between C-1 and C-2.
Cycloalkenes are named similarly, but becausethere is no chain end to begin from, we numberthe cycloalkenes so that the double bond isbetween C-1 and C-2 and the first substituent hasa low number as possible.
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1-Methylcyclohexene
1,5-Dimethylcyclopentene
1,4-Cyclohexadiene
1
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Alkynes follow the general rules ofhydrocarbon nomenclature. The -ane endingof the name of the alkane corresponding tothe longest continuous chain of carbonatoms that contains the triple bond ischanged to –yne. Numbering the main chainbegins at the end nearer the triple bond sothat the triple bond receives as low a numberas possible.
Nomenclature of alkynes
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EXAMPLES
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CH3
CH2CCH2C
CHH2C
CH3H3C6-Methyl-3-octyne
H3C C
CH3
CH3
C C CH3 4,4-Dimethyl-2-pentyne
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Compounds with more than one triple bond arenamed as diynes, triynes and so forth.
2,5-Heptadiyne
Compounds containing both double and triplebonds are called enynes. Numbering of an enynechain starts from the end nearer the first multiplebonds, whether double or triple.
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Trans-4-Methyl-7-nonen-1-yne
H
When there is a tie in numbering, double bondsreceives the lower number than triple bonds.
H
1-Hepten-6-yne
1