3d representation of organic molecule class 11
3d representation of organic molecule class 11 || 3-d representation of organic molecule || What is the Size of hybrid orbital || Why carbon make a million of a compound or more Compound || What is the Classification of an organic compound based on structure || What are the Classification based on functional group
3d representation of organic molecule class 11 |
This is the 2nd of organic compound chapter 12 of class 11. So please read
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Organic compound notes of class 11 chapter 12If you’re a student you should write these notes in your notebook.
3-d representation of an organic molecule
3-d molecule represents the 2-d plane. There are many methods for the representation as a practical way like the ball-stick model,space-filling model but on a 2d plane, we use solid and wedge representation.
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Those which towards observer denoted by the solid line.Like this.
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This which is away from observer denoted by wedge line.πLike this
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lane line represents the plane of the paper.
What is the Size of a hybrid orbital?
The size of a hybrid orbital depends upon % of the S character. It is directly proportional to % of S-character.
% of S= Β½{SP}Γ100=50%, β {SP2}Γ100=33.3%, ΒΌ{SP3}Γ100=25%
Points to be noted
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Size: SP > SP2 > SP3
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Electron negativity is directly proportional to S%.
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Acidic property is directly proportional to S%.
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Bond length is indirectly proportional to Bond order.
Why does carbon make a million compounds or more Compounds?
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Tetravalency
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Catenation property
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Carbon combined with metal as well as non-metal with metal Compound is called an organometallic compound.
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Carbon shows the property of the isomer.
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There are many Organic compounds. So it makes study convenient classification is required.
What is the Classification of organic compounds based on structure?
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Acyclic or Aliphatic compound:- Organic compound which is in straight or branch chain is called Acyclic or Aliphatic compound.
example:CH3CH2CH3
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Cyclic compound:- Organic compound in which carbon arranged in a ring is called a cyclic compound. if the ring is one this is called monocyclic and If the ring is more than one, this is called polycyclic.
Further cyclic compound classifies into two parts:
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Alicyclic:- a cyclic compound whose property generally match with allopathic not aromatic is called alicyclic. This compound is classified into two parts:
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Homocyclic:- Alicyclic compound which contains only a ring of carbon atom is called the Homocyclic compound.
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Heterocyclic compound:- Alicyclic compound which contains a ring of a carbon atom as well as another atom is called a heterocyclic compound.
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Aromatic compound:- compound which has a special type of aroma is called an aromatic compound. This compound is classified into two parts:-
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Benzenoid:- Aromatic compound which contains benzene ring is called benzenoid.
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Non-benzenoid:- Aromatic compound which not contain benzene ring is called non-benzenoid.
What is the Classification based on the functional group?
Functional group:- Atom or group of atom attach with a network of hydrocarbon and decide chemical property of organic compound is called a functional group. The network of hydrocarbon decide physical property and the functional group decide chemical property. The hydrocarbon part is also called the residual part.
Methane:CH4 -(minus) H (Framework of hydrocarbon)ππ
Some important queries
- Chemical thermodynamics class 11 part 1
- Redox Reaction class 11 part 1
- Hydrogen chapter 9 class 11 part 1
Preparation of framework of Hydrogen: When hydrogen atoms or atoms replace from hydrocarbon like an alkane, alkene, Alkyne or aromatic group then the framework of hydrocarbon is formed.
When a hydrogen atom is replaced from alkane then the group Which is formed is called the alkyl group which is denoted by R.
Alkane(CnH2n+2) -(minus) H Alkyle(CnH2n+1)R
CH4 -(minus)H CH3-(methyl)
CH3-CH3 -(minus) H CH3CH2 (ethyl)
Type of CH3CH2CH3
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CH3-CH2-CH2(nhpropyl)
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CH3-CH2-CH2(Isopropyl)
C4H10 has two groups
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Butane
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Isobutane
Butane gives two groups
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Nhbutyl
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Secondary butyl(sec-butyl)
Types of C4H10
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CH3CH2CH2CH3(N-butane)
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CH3CH2CH2-CH2- (N-butyl)
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CH3CH2CH2-CH3 (Secondary butyl)
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Isobutane
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Isobutyl
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Tertiary butyl
Alkane -(minus) H Alkyl(R)
Alkene -(minus)H Alkyl
Alkyl – H Alkynyl
CH2=CH- vinyl
CH2=CH – CH2- Allyl
General formula
Alkane CnH2n+2
Cycloalkane CnH2n
Alkene CnH2n
Cycloalkene CnH2n – 2
Alkyne CnH2n – 2
Cycloalkyne CnH2n-4
For Alk:-
C=1 Meth
C=2 Eth
C=3 Prop
C=4 But
C=5 Pent
C=6 Hex
C=7 Hept
C=8 Oct
C=9 Non
C=10 Dec
Functional groups are given in this ππtable for deep knowledge. So learn and collect deep knowledge about functional. Some examples are listed in this table.
- Chemical thermodynamics class 11 part 1
- Redox Reaction class 11 part 1
- Hydrogen chapter 9 class 11 part 1
This is the 2nd of organic compound chapter 12 of class 11. So, please
Read part 1
Organic compound notes of class 11 chapter 12