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Chemistry 331: Objectives
for Exam 3
In addition to all of the linked items below,
review the starred items for the final exam.
Go to a summary listing
of reactions for Exam 3, p1
Go to a summary listing
of reactions for Exam 3, p2
Go to a summary listing
of reactions for Exam 3, p3
Go to a list of practice
mechanism questions for Exam 3
Go to a list of
practice synthesis questions for Exam 3 (Skip #4.)
Go to sample problems
from Chapter 7
Go to sample problems from
Chapter 8
Go to sample problems from
Chapter 8, p2
Go to sample problems from
Chapter 9
You should be able to:
- * Nomenclature: Given a
structure write the IUPAC name, or given an IUPAC or
common name draw the structure, for any alkyne or
alkadiene. [9.2]
- * Stereochemistry:
- * Recognize and draw
stereoisomers (enantiomers, diastereomers, and meso
compounds) using Fischer, Newman, sawhorse,
wedge-and-dash, and cyclohexane chair stereo
projections. [7.1-7.5, 7.7]
- Assign R or S absolute
configurations to stereogenic centers. [7.6]
- * Predict the stereochemical
outcome of chemical reactions. [7.9, 7.13]
- * Mechanisms:
- * Predict when
SN1, SN2, E1, or E2 mechanisms
will occur in a chemical reaction and predict the
structures of the products, including stereochemistry.
[8.4-8.14]
- Be familiar with stereochemical consequences of
applying particular mechanisms. [7.13, 8.8]
- *Reactions: Carry out single-step
reactions and multistep syntheses using:
- * Nucleophilic
substitution [8.1, 8.15]
- * Preparation of alkynes
- alkylation of acetylene [9.7]
- elimination of dihalides [9.8]
- * Reactions of alkynes
- hydrogenation [9.10]
- reduction [9.11]
- addition of hydrogen halides [9.12]
- hydration [9.13]
- addition of halogens [9.14]
- ozonolysis [9.15]
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