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chiral carbon - ANSWER-A carbon that is singly bonded to 4 different atoms forming a tetrahedron that forms non-superimposable mirror images homolytic fission - ANSWER-breaking a bond where each electron in a bond goes to one atom heterolytic fission - ANSWER-breaking a bond where both electr...

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IB Organic Chemistry (HL) Questions
with top-rated exam answers for high
grades
chiral carbon - ANSWER-A carbon that is singly bonded to 4 different atoms forming a
tetrahedron that forms non-superimposable mirror images



homolytic fission - ANSWER-breaking a bond where each electron in a bond goes to
one atom



heterolytic fission - ANSWER-breaking a bond where both electrons in a bond goes to
one atom



homologous series - ANSWER-A series of molecules that have the same general
formula but differ by the number of CH2's, has similar chemical properties and a
gradation in physical properties



enantiomers - ANSWER-two molecules that contain chiral centers that are mirror
images from each other



racemic mixture - ANSWER-A mixture that contains equal numbers of enantiomers



nucleophile - ANSWER-particles with lone pairs that are attracted to +ve or partially +ve
atoms



electrophile - ANSWER-particles that are +ve that are attracted to negatively charged or
particles with lone pairs



reflux - ANSWER-a laboratory technique of heating a substance and then cooling it in a
reflux condenser so that all organic reactants fully react

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