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Unformatted text preview: S. King Name CHEMISTRY 51A Quiz II
February 1, 2002 ID number , , -_Hl¢ |—'-_‘ ‘ '. '—
(please PRINT, iast name first)
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(F) GRADE FOR THE COURSE. You must'stop work when asked to do so by the proctors. You shOuId attempt all of the questions, so do not spend too long On any one question. This Box is to be used if you request regrading to correct a grading error. STUDENT STATEMENT: I request that my test be reviewed to correct a grading error. I attach a note to indicate
what I think the error was. I Sign here to indicate that I have NOT ALTERED OR ADDED TO THIS TEST IN
ANY WAY. I understand that alteration of this exam and submitting it for regrading constitutes an act of cheating
and that the instructor assigns an (F) grade for the course to any student found to be cheating in this course and
places a letter in the student‘s permanent file. Signed 51A Practice Problems #2
Winter, 2002 1. For each of the following compounds, assign the hybridization states (sp, spz, sps) for the indicated atom.
(EH3 CH3\ H\ «\H
k K CH3 K H3C/ R CH3 2. Identify the shape, hybridization type, and bond angles of each of the following compounds: 7:1.CH3+ b. CH 3* c. HCI—ZCH d. CH3OCH3 3. Indicate by mow the longest C-C bond, the shortest C-C bond, and the shortest
C—H bond. H l1
— —"C=C—CEC—H I H—c
ll
HH 2—0—11 4. Circle and name the functional groups in each of the following molecules: CH3 (“3
a. CH3C==CHCCH3 b. CH3CH2$HCH=CH2 c. CH3EOCH2CH20CH3
Br 0 5. Which of the following molecules is expected to have the smallest energy gap (AE) between a
filled and unfilled electronic energy level? H\ H
a. Ec=c< b. CH3CH3 c. CH3§H d. /c=o e. CH3}in
H H 6. Calculate AHr for the following reactions, using the average bond energies given in Table 2.4. CH3 CH3 H3CHC-—-OH + H—Cl —*> H3CHCWCI + H—OH CH3 CH3 7. Draw a 3-dimensional structural formula for CH3CN, using lines, dashed lines,
and wedges to indicate 0 bonds, and showing the actual orbitals involved in IE bonds.
Nonbonding electrons may be shown in lobes ( a ) or at the end of wedges ( ’5)
or dashed lines ( ._‘“\°-) to indicate direction. Also indicate which orbitals overlap to make each bond. 51A Practice Problems #5
Winter, 2002 1. Draw an energy diagram for the addition of H1 to l-butene. Let one curve on your
diagram show the formation of 1-iodobutane and another curve on the same diagram
show the formation of 2—iodobutane. Label the positions for all reactants, intermediates,
and products. Which curve has the higher-energy carbocation intermediate? Which curve
has the higher first transition state? Make sketches of the transition-state structures involved in the reaction. CH3CH2CH=CH2 + HI —-—> CH3CH2CHCH3 + CH3CH2CH2CH2
i l
1 1 l-Butene 2-Iodobutane l-Iodobutane 2. The mechanism of the electrophilic addition of H30+ to an alkene is analagous to the
mechanism of the electrophilic addition of HBr to an alkene, except for one additional
deprotonation step. Write the mechanism of the following reaction, using curvy arrows
to show the movement of electrons. FK/H 65H HH c~—*(‘\ + H—
H/ H H @0\ 3. Supply a reagent that will give the chemical change shown in each of the equations
below. Identify the reagents as electmphiles or nucleophiles. c,
a. CH3CH==CH2 'r CH3|CHCH3
N3
?
b. CH3CH=CH2 :- CH3|CHCH3
OH
? ?
c. CH3OH > CH3O Na 1» CH3CH20CH3 4. There are three possible cationic intermediates possible when the following alkene reacts
with HCl. Draw the three possible intermediates, and rank them according to their
anticipated rate of formation (fastest ~> slowest). H3co\ H
/
C: C He: 9
/ \
H CH3 5. Draw the Newman projection formula for the following compound, viewing from the
direction indicated. Make sure that you have not changed configuration in going from
the 3-D formula to the Newman projection. (CH3)2CH {@102
=> \cuc'l‘CHs
H“? \
CH3 CH3 6. Draw the lowest energy and highest energy conformation of the following compound,
both as Newman projections and 3-D formulas. CH3 7. How many different groups of equivalent H’s would you expect for the following
compound? How many different types of C’s? H C H H
H_};_l;__£...£..H
l1 1'; £1 51A Practice Problems #6
Winter, 2002 1. Write the correct IUPAC name for the following compounds: ('31 l|3r ICHZOH
a. CH3-H- (IJ—ICH- CF3 b. Qf—CHz-CH—CH3
C1 OH Br
OH
CH
C. W (1.
2. Determine if the following pairs of Newman projections represent identical or different
compounds.
\ CH3 H
CH3 H3C CH3 f I_
a. and g \
H CH3
H CHZCH3
\ CHZCH3 H3 H
b. and
' H3C H \ H H
. H CH3
CH3 CH(CH3)2
CH3 CH3
(2. and
H3C H H H
CH(CH3)2 CH3 3. Draw structural formulas for the two chair conformations of iodocyclohexane. Which
chair conformation has the lowest energy and why? 4. Which of the following compounds are chiral? Star any sterocenters. H fll 1; ’CH3 CH3
CH3 H‘VR. / C\ Br CH3O H OH I
cwfk 51A Practice Problems #7
Winter, 2002 1. In one stereoisomer of 2-isopropy-l-methylcyclohexane, the isopropyl group is
trans to the methyl group. a) Draw the two chair conformations for the compound, and indicate which conformer
would be more stable. Clearly draw the substituents in axial and equatorial positions. b) Does trans—4-isopropyl-l-methylcyelohexane have any stereocenters? o) Is trans-4-isopropyl- l-methylcyciohexane a meso compound? 2. Write a 3-D formulas for (R)-2-iodo-3-methylbutane, showing the proper stereochemistry: 3. For each of the following structures: a. Star any stereocenter or chiral carbon atoms.
b. Label each chiral carbon as (R) or (S). a. If b. if ,CH3 c. CH3
CImuv C\ C\ 0,,
CH3()/ CH3 H Hgch Br "0H 4. Draw all possible stereoisomers of 3-bromo-2-butanol and assign (R,S)
configuration at each stereocenter. Identify the enantiomeric pairs. 5. Draw the most stable conformation of:
a) cis-I -ten—buryi-2-methyleyelohexane
b) ciS-l-tert-butyl-3-methylcyclohexane e) trans— l -tert-butyl—4—methylcyclohexane 6. For each of the following pairs, give the relationship between the two compounds. Making
models will be helpful. a. (2R, 3S)-2,3-dibrom0hexane and (ZS, 3R)—2,3-dibromohexane 131-E CH3 H CH3
H "- B b Ck”; H and I.” ctr; B I,
CH3 Br CH3 H
Bra CH3 H, /CH3
H '.' B <- c 7: CWOH and ‘fic (sci/OH
CH3 H CH3 H C1
and Cl ” Br
f. Brm/H and Im/H
H Br H 1'31,
Br H H Br Br H
g. and
H3 I H BT CH3 ...
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