4.6 Isomerism in alkenes.

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4.6 Isomerism in alkenes

open-chain (linear and branched) and cyclic Generic formula: Start with CnH2n+2 and minus two for each C=C one C=C  CnH2n e.g., C2H4 C2H4

3 kinds of isomerism Constitutional (structural) isomerism Structural – C=C or ring Skeletal – C atoms connected in a different order Positional - The location of C=C varies but the C skeleton remains unchanged Stereoisomerism (geometric isomerism) Because of the rigidity of C=C there can be cis-trans isomerism in alkenes.

Constitutional isomerism (cont.) Structural isomers  C=C or ring One C=C  CnH2n e.g., C3H6 or One ring

CnH2n-2 2 C=C C7H12 1 C=C and 1 ring C9H16 2 rings Alkenes & cyclic alkanes are constitutional isomers

Constitutional isomerism (cont.) Positional - The location of C=C varies but the C skeleton remains unchanged

Constitutional isomerism (cont.) Skeletal – C atoms connected in a different order

cis AND trans ISOMERS

THIS GIVES STEREO or SKELETAL ISOMERS The atoms attached to the C=C are locked in place Because there is no rotation about a carbon-carbon bond C H THIS GIVES STEREO or SKELETAL ISOMERS

CIS / TRANS ISOMERS cis trans H C substituents on substituents on the same side of main chain substituents on opposite sides of main chain cis trans C H

COMPARE cis / trans ISOMERS IN RING COMPOUNDS In alkenes and rings cis / trans isomers are called stereoisomers or geometric isomers.

TWO IDENTICAL SUBSTITUENTS RULE: A C=C at the end of a chain cannot be cis/trans H C 2 3

RULE: If there are two identical substituents on one of the double-bond-carbons, cis / trans is not possible. C H 3 2 H C 2 3

NAMING cis / trans ISOMERS OF ALKENES main chain crosses to other side of double bond = trans main chain stays on same side of double bond = cis ZIG-ZAG cis-3-hexene trans-3-hexene notice that these prefixes are in italics

NOT THE LOCATION OF THE METHYL GROUPS Be Careful !!! The longest chain determines cis / trans in the IUPAC name NOT THE LOCATION OF THE METHYL GROUPS cis-3-methyl-2-pentene trans-3-methyl-2-pentene This compound is cis Although the two methyl groups are trans to each other they don’t determine the name of the compound. This compound is trans Although the two methyl groups are cis to each other they don’t determine the name of the compound.

MORE THAN ONE DOUBLE BOND DIENES , etc.

DIENES AND POLYENES Hexadiene trans, trans trans, cis cis, cis trans,trans-2,4-hexadiene trans,cis-2,4-hexadiene cis,cis-2,4-hexadiene cis,trans-2,4-hexadiene identical cis, cis cis, trans