ORGSTR Stereochem cycloalkane - Contents

Page 1Representations - ReviewIntroduction to three-dimensional and two-dimensional representation of stereochemistry in substituted cycloalkanes
1 marksPage 2QuestionsConnecting the two-dimensional representation of a substituted cycloalkane with the corresponding three-dimensional represtation or vice versa
1 marksPage 3Connecting 2d and 3d representations 2
1 marksPage 4Connecting 2d and 3d representations 3
1 marksPage 5Constititutional isomer?
1 marksPage 6Connecting 2d and 3d representations 4
Page 7Stereoisomers - ReviewIntroduction to stereoisomers and the sub-classes of stereoisomers (enantiomers and diastereoisomers)
1 marksPage 8DiastereoisomersIdentifying diastereoisomeric compounds
1 marksPage 9Identifying diastereomeric compounds 1
2 marksPage 10Identifying diastereomeric compounds 2
2 marksPage 11Identifying diastereomeric compounds 2
Page 12Enantiomers and meso - ReviewIntroduction to characteristics of enantiomers of compounds with two stereogenic centres and to the fact that some stereoisomers may not be optically active due to having symmetry planes (meso forms)
10 marksPage 13QuestionsIdentifying enantiomeric and meso forms as well as general questions where classification of a variety of pairs of compounds is required
2 marksPage 14Identical?
2 marksPage 15Enantiomers?
2 marksPage 16Meso forms?
4 marksPage 17Enantiomers?
2 marksPage 18And now cyclohexanes!!
10 marksPage 19Putting it all together!!