MCAT Organic Chemistry 2012

Mcat organic cards

41 cards   |   Total Attempts: 188
  

Cards In This Set

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Question 1
Nam this substituent
Isopropyl
Question 2
Name this substituent
Neopentyl
Question 3
Name this substituent
T-butyl
Question 4
Name this substituent
Sec-butyl
Question 5
Name this substituent
Isobutyl
Question 6
Which organic molecules have this formula?
Alkanes
NOMENCLATURE (Alkanes)1. Find the longest chain.2. Number the chain.3. Name subtituents4. Prefixes such as di, tri, tert, sec..etc are ignored in alphabetizing; cyclo, iso and neo are included in alphabetization.
Review
Question 8
Which organic molecules have this formula?
Answer 8
Alkenes
Nomenclature (Alkenes)
In naming alkenes, the double bond receives the lowest possible number; note any isomers cis/trans and Z/E.
Multiple double bonds must be names using prefixes di-, tri-, etc.
Review
Question 10
Nomenclature (Alkenes)CH2 groups are referred to as methylene
Methylene cyclohexane
Question 11
Nomenclature (Alkenes)Monosubstituted ethylenes (2 carbons) are referred to as vinyl groups.
Review
Question 12
Nomenclature (Alkenes)Allyl groups are propylene's substituted at the C-3 position.
Allyl chloride
Question 13
Which organic molecules have this formula?

Alkyne
NomenclatureSubstituted Alkanes: Haloalkanes
Haloalkanes are compounds that contain a halogen substituent. These compounds may be named as alkyl halides. ex: ethyl (2 carbons) chloride
Substituted Alkanes: AlcoholsAlcohols are named by replacing the -e of the corresponding alkane with -ol. Priority is given to the carbon with the -OH group.
Molecules with two hydroxyl groups are termed diols or ____ and have the suffix -diol. When two hydroxyl groups are on adjacent carbons the groups are called _____; when they are on the same carbon they are called ____.
Geminal diols are called _____ and are less common than vicinal diols due to their tendency to spontaneously lose water to produce a C=O compound.
Glycols; vicinal; geminal
hydrates
Question 15
What type of compound is this?
Alkyl halide