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Organic Chemistry I - Lewis Dot Structures and Constitutional Isomers

LET'SGET STARTED Chapter 1: A Review of General Chemistry What's Covered? Lewis Dot Structures Constitutional Isomers Formal Charges Hybridization and VSEPR theory Polarity and Dipole Moments Intermolecular Forces .WATCHTHE VIDEO TAKENOTES DO PRACTICE PROBLEMS BEANACTIVE LEARNER ChaPfex l Video no+es Structural Theory of Matter Review: IV Bonding trends Tetravalent Trivalent Divalent -NE Monovalent XH N whereX=FCI,Br,or1 Oxygen generally Hydrogen and halogens orms two bonas generally form one bond. =C Carbon generally forms four bonds Nitrogen generally forms three bonds Lewis Dot Structure: H H Condensed formula:C,HO Partially condensed structure: CH-Q-CHC CHz-CH2-OH 1. Structural Theory of Matter Constitutional isomers: Compounds that have the same molecular formula different connectivity between atoms. Constitutional isomers also have different physical properties and names. Condensed formula: C,HgO Constitutional isomers: H Arcohal Ethanol Boiling point =78.4C Dimethyl ether Boiling point=-23C Try it On Your Own! 1. Draw all of the constitutional isomers for the formula C4H1o and CzHgCl2 * CuHO CH3-CH-CH-CH3 CH-CH-CH CH3 iSomexs 2 Answer: Try it On Your Own! Draw all of the constitutional isomers for the formu|a C4H1o and CzHgCI2 C=3 ZIHEJ * H= 6 h1a IJ CH CH3T .CI. iSomers Identifying Formal Charges Review: Formal Charge: An atom that does not exhibit the appropriate number of valence electrons NH4+ Hr H C Transition Metal Elements N:S-o-Y2(8)=+1 Formal charge Formula = # valence e - # lone pair e -- # bonding