Aromaticity of Charged and Heterocyclic Compounds
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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The most difficult aromaticity topic involves charged compounds (cations and anions) as well as heterocyclic compounds, molecules that have more than just carbon and oxygen in their ring.
This video walks you through a simple process for identifying aromatic, non-aromatic and antiaromatic anions, cations, and heterocycles.
In this video:
[0:30] Characteristics of aromatic molecule
[1:53] Overview of resonating system
[2:49] Cyclopentadiene sample problem
[3:43] Analyzing Aromatic Anions
[6:48] Review of Heterocyclic Compounds
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4:47: For cyclopentadiene with a negative charge, that carbon has 2 C-C and one C-H bond, and one electron pair - doesn't that make 4 sp3 - tetragonal (so not planar)? (Thanks for your great work - very helpful!)
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Miss.., if I may ask, how we determine the phi electrons if the N atom no shows the lone pair?
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The question you must ask yourself in this situation is: Does the heterocyclic atom participate in resonance? If not with a lone pair, then does it have a pi bond? If it neither forms a pi bond nor has a resonating lone pair, then the molecule does not have a conjugated system of pi electrons and is, therefore, not aromatic.
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How to prove pyrene is a aromatic hydrocarbon through huckle rule?
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If the compound is anti-aromatic .does that mean it's still has resonance? Or anti-aromatic means it's will not resonant?
Anti-aromatic compounds can still resonate and be conjugated, but do not follow Huckel's rule.
I am confused as to why the carbons with cations are sp2. The carbon is bonded to two separate carbons, a hydrogen and has a lone pair. Wouldn't that make the carbon with the cation sp3 ? Help please 😭
Careful Kristy. Carbocations do not have a lone pair but you're right.
IF a carbon has 2 carbons, 1 hydrogen and a lone pair (carbanion) it will be sp3 hybridized
If carbon has 2 carbons, 1 hydrogen and an empty orbital with no electrons in it (carbocation) then it's sp2. I actually just posted a short explaining this in detail ruclips.net/user/leah4scitutorialsshorts
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The cycloheptatrienyl anion is antiaromatic, as it has 8 electrons in its conjugated pi system. (Planar, cyclic pi systems with 4n electrons are highly unstable and antiaromatic.) No sp carbon is formed as adjacent pi electrons resonate around the ring.
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Hi Leah, Thank you so much for this video! more than 3 years since I took orgo, apologies if my question asks for basic stuff. So, at 4:57 in the video, did you say a lone pair equals a negative charge in this case? the carbonation then, the + means a one electron? I hope my question makes sense. Thanks a lot.
Very late reply, my apologies, but the lone pair is a negative formal charge (-2) because it has two free electrons. If you had a carbocation with a + on the carbon, it would have one less electron than its normal valence electrons; in the case of carbon, it would have only 3 electrons instead of 4.
In this case, the sp2 carbon with a lone pair held a formal charge of -1. If still looking for help with determining formal charge, see my tutorial at leah4sci.com/formal-charge-formula-and-shortcut/
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What is an atom has a negative charge, but no lone pairs? Is it still sp2 hybridized?
I can’t think of a situation in which you would have a negatively charged atom in a cyclic structure that does NOT have lone pairs. If you think about it, an atom with a negative formal charge has an abundance of electrons. Carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen atoms holding negative charges in a cyclic structure would all have lone pairs. Hope this helps!
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At 5.03, you said the all of the carbons are sp2 hybridized, but what about carbanion?? We have studied that carbanion show sp3 hybridization, explain plz
Go to 9:25-- she explains that if the atom has the ability to resonate then it will hybridize so that it CAN resonate-- the carbon looks sp3 but it is actually hybridized to sp2 so that it CAN resonate!
Because this particular carbanion is resonance stabilized, it exhibits mostly sp2 character. That lone pair of electrons can exist just as equally on any of the other carbons of the ring, as it resonates throughout the structure.
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why is the carbocation sp2 hybridized tho?
The aromatic cation has three electron domains, consisting of two bonds to adjacent carbons and one bond to hydrogen. No lone pairs are present. We know that these three electron domains hybridize to sp2 orbitals with a single unhybridized p orbital that is open to the resonating pi system. For more on hybridization, visit leah4sci.com/OrgoBasics
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Mam how the carbon having anion in cyclopentadiene anion is sp2 hybridised .please help me please
It is due to the resonance. The lone of pair of electrons does not sit on any one carbon exclusively, so each carbon has greater sp2 character than sp3 character. (More often that not, a carbon is without the lone pair than with.)
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