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Chapter 6 - Understanding Organic Reactions

front 1

Determine whether the reaction is a substitution, elimination or addition?

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Elimination

front 2

Determine whether the reaction is a substitution, elimination or addition?

back 2

Addition

front 3

Determine whether the reaction is a substitution, elimination or addition?

back 3

Substitution

front 4

What is the difference between a radical, carbocation, and carbanion?

back 4

Radicals are formed through homolysis whereas carbocations and carbanions are formed via heterolysis. Radicals and carbocations are electrophiles whereas carbanions are nucleophiles.

front 5

Draw an energy diagram for a one step endothermic reaction. Label key components: Axis, Energy of Activation, and Overall Enthalpy

back 5

front 6

Draw an energy diagram for a one step exothermic reaction. Label key components: Axis, Energy of Activation, and Overall Enthalpy

back 6

front 7

What is the difference between thermodynamics and kinetics?

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Thermodynamics has to do with difference in energy between products and reactants and equilibrium, whereas kinetic describes reaction rates.

front 8

Draw the structure for the transition state in the reaction

back 8

front 9

Draw the structure for the transition state in the reaction

back 9

front 10

What factors affect the rate of the reaction?

back 10

Energy of activation, the concentration, and temperature. Catalysts also affect the rate.

front 11

Write the rate equation for the reaction, given the indicated mechanism

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