Lecture 10
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- What is the focus of organic chemistry in this material?
- Why is hydrocarbon chain structure important in human health?
- What is the chemical reactivity of alkenes?
- How do you determine the product from an addition reaction of alkenes?
- What is the stability of carbocations?
- What is cholesterol associated with?
- What does HDL stand for?
- What does LDL stand for?
- How does LDL affect blood vessels?
- What is β-sitosterol believed to do?
- What type of bond is the C-H bond in alkanes?
- Why are alkanes considered unreactive?
- What type of reactions do alkanes undergo?
- What happens during the chlorination of methane?
- Why are free radicals very reactive?
- What is produced when a methyl radical attacks a chlorine molecule?
- What can UV light produce in your skin?
- What do alkenes contain?
- What is the effect of hydrogenation on fats?
- What are trans-fats similar to in their effects?
- What is the difference between cis and trans isomers?
- What is the Z-isomer needed for?
- When do we use E and Z naming systems?
- How do you determine priority in E/Z designation?
- What is the stability comparison of cis and trans alkenes?
- What is the nature of the C=C bond in alkenes?
- What happens during the addition reaction of alkenes?
- What is formed when a carbocation is created?
- What can be added to alkenes during reactions?
- What occurs during addition to unsymmetrical alkenes?
- What is the summary of alkanes and alkenes?
- What is the order of carbocation stability?
- How is the product of an addition reaction predicted?