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Draw condensed formula for the following
Does the class agree?
What is the difference in the curved arrows for resonance and the curved arrows for acid-base reactions?
1. Acid-base reaction arrows transfer or "push" electrons with other molecules. Resonance arrows move electrons within that molecule
What are the five patterns of resonance?
Check notes
What two rules cannot be broken in terms of curved arrows for resonance ?
1. No breaking single bonds 2. Obey octet rule for 2nd row of elements
What pattern of resonance can be used in the following molecule?
Lone pair adjacent to carbocation
What pattern of resonance can be used in the following molecule?
Allylic Lone pair, Pi bond enclosed in a ring
What pattern of resonance can be used in the following molecule?
Allylic lone pair
What pattern of resonance can be used in the following molecule?
Conjugated pi system enclosed in a ring
For the following reaction, which side of the equilibrium is favored?
 
Left side
 
Right side
 
This mechanism is not possible
 
Neither side
Which is more basic?Draw their conjugate acids. Which is a stronger acid?
Molecule on the left is more basic.
Which is more basic?Draw their conjugate acids. Which is a stronger acid?
Molecule on the left is more basic
What are the products of the following acid-base mechanism?
Does the class agree?
According to the Bronsted-Lowry Theory, is water and acid or base?
It is both.
Which of these is not a true statement?
 
All Lewis acids contain hydrogen
 
All Lewis bases are also Bronsted-Lowry bases
 
All Bronsted-Lowry acids contain hydrogen
 
All Lewis acids are electron deficient
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