Aromatic Chemistry flashcards
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This Aromatic Chemistry page gathers over 60 flashcard resources made by more than 40 GoConqr users, covering benzene structure, reactions and directing groups. School students, university students and professional candidates can use them to practise these topics; teachers can find ready-made material. The decks span school and university levels. Pick a deck to begin.
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109 cardsOrganic III Define enthalpy change of hydrogenation
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44 cardsAromatic compounds Which two scientists came up with ideas about the structure of benzene? Whos was proved to be correct?
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85 cardsch 18 what is the major product for the nitration of toluene? draw it
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56 cards25.2 Electrophilic Substitution reactions of benzene What type of reactions does benzene and its derivatives undergo?
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24 cardschem 25 physical properties of benzene
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19 cardsChapter 25 - Benzene What is benzene?
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23 cards25.4 Directing groups Phenol can undergo an electrophilic substitution reaction with nitric acid to form what two isomers?
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17 cardsCHEM 342 - Exam 2 - Ch. 16 Inductive effect, resonance effect, reactivity, and directing effect of:
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57 cardsAromatic Chemistry Flashcards What is benzene and what is its molecular formula?
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55 cardsChapter 17: Chemistry of Benzene and its Derivatives hydrogenation of benze requires
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45 cards25.1 Introducing benzene What is the molecular formula for benzene?
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30 cardsAromatic compounds Who proposed the structure of benzene?
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22 cards3.6 Aromatic compounds and Amines
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15 cardsBenzene Define aromatic compound
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28 cardsOrgo II exam 2 practice
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33 cards6.1.1 Aromatic compounds What is the structure and formula of Benzene?
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16 cardsbenzene What is the formula for benzene
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48 cardsArenes
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13 cardsReactions of benzene Difference between alkene and benzene reactions
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15 cardsTopic 17: 17.4 (key terms) formula of benzene
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15 cardsbenzene and its reactions define the term electrophile
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14 cardsRPA - Benzene and Phenols Why was Kekule's model of benzene wrong?
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9 cardsbenzenes and arenes
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12 cardsUntitled What did Kekule propose was the structure of benzene?
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18 cardsAromatics A2 why is Kekule's structure not correct?
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14 cardsAromatic Compounds Key Words
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24 cards6.1 (3) Electrophilic substitution Electrophillic substitution definition
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12 cardsphenol structure and reactions Phenol, what is it
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14 cards6.1 (1) Benzene and its structure
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15 cardsBenzene What is kekule's structure?
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8 cardsArenes and Phenols reactions Reactions of Benzene
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20 cards6.1 (4) Halogenation and Friedel-Crafts Friedel-Crafts reaction definition
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16 cardsCh 17 what is a derivative of benzene called?
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6 cardsstructure of benzene Describe the kekules model of benzene
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9 cardsModule 1.1.2 The Structure of benzene What are the problems with the Kekule structure?
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10 cardsBenzene and aromatic compounds Kekules basic structure
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8 cards6.1 What proved Kekule's model of benzene to be wrong?
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15 cards25.4- DIRECTING GROUPS What 2 isomers are formed when phenol undergoes an electrophilic substitution reaction with nitric acid?
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11 cardsModule 1.1.1 Introduction to aromatic chemistry What are Arenes?
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6 cardsModule 1.1.3 The delocalised model of benzene What are delocalised?
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These decks offer questions on benzene models, evidence about its structure and reactions of aromatic compounds. They also cover topics such as hydrogenation, electrophilic substitution and directing groups.
Start with Aromatic compounds if you want to review ideas about the structure of benzene. Its cards ask about Kekulé’s model and criticisms of it. Organic III offers questions on enthalpy change of hydrogenation if you want to practise that evidence.
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Work through a deck by answering each prompt before checking the card. Return to questions you find difficult, then move to a reactions deck when you are ready. The deck on electrophilic substitution reactions of benzene is one place to continue.
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Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Try Aromatic compounds for questions about the structure of benzene, including Kekulé’s model and criticisms of it. For practice on a different kind of evidence, Organic III asks about enthalpy change of hydrogenation. Choose the deck that matches the topic you are revising.
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What levels do the decks suit?
The page includes resources for school and university study, with most at school level. School students can use the decks to practise topics such as benzene structure and reactions, including for A-level Chemistry. University students and professional candidates can also choose decks that match their revision needs.