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15 Cards in this Set
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Strong Bases (Organic Chem)
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OH-, OR-, H-, LDA, NH2-
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Nonpolar solvents
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Negligible dipole movement, meaning that there is little partial charge character on the atoms of the solvent molecule.
-Examples: hexane, octane, benzene, toluene, symmetrical solvent molecules like CCl4 |
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Polar protic solvents
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Capable of H-bonding
Examples: H20, Alcohols, ammonia, amines |
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Polar Aprotic
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Acetone, Ether, DMF, DMSO
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SN1 will be preferred at Room temperature over E1. T/F
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True
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IR peak of -OH group
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3100-3500 Broad Peak
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Alkane General Formula
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C(n)H(2n+2)
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Alkenes General Formula
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C(n)H(2n)
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Alkynes General Formula
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C(n)H(2n-2)
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Another Name for Ethene
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Ethylene
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Another name for Ethyne
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Acetylene
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Thiol
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R-SH
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Orthoester
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RC(OR)3
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Peroxy Group
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ROOR
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Azide
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-RN3
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