09/04/12 CSCE 769 Introduction to Chemistry, Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry Homayoun Valafar Department of Computer Science and Engineering, USC.

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09/04/12 CSCE 769 Introduction to Chemistry, Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry Homayoun Valafar Department of Computer Science and Engineering, USC

09/04/12 CSCE 769 Chemical Elements Chemistry concerns study of all elements Organic chemistry concerns study of biologically relevant elements (primarily small molecules) Biochemistry concerns study of biologically relevant molecules (primarily large molecules) Link to table of chemical elements.

09/04/12 CSCE 769 Properties of Atoms An atom consists of electrons, protons and neutrons Atomic number (Z) – total number of protons Number of Neutrons (N) Mass number – Z + N Atomic weight Neils Bohr atomic model: Neils Bohr

09/04/12 CSCE 769 Covalent Bond A form of chemical bonding that is characterized by the sharing of pairs of electrons between atoms Number of covalent bonds is a property of an atom Number of valence electrons determines the number of covalent bonds Hydrogen atom: valence of 1 Carbon atom: valence of 4

09/04/12 CSCE 769 Nature of Chemical Bond Chemical bonds have geometric properties. Carbon is one of the most important elements present in organic molecules. – Carbon forms 4 bonds (no more, no less). – Carbon can be sp 3, sp 2 and sp 1 hybridized (click for movie).click for movie – Carbon bod geometries and properties vary based on hybridization. – Properties determined empirically sp 3 : 4 bonds, 109.5° sp 2 : 3 bonds, 120° sp 1 : 2 bonds, 180°

09/04/12 CSCE 769  and  Bonds  bond: full symmetry around the inter-atomic axis.  bond  bond: when two electron orbitals are in side-ways contact.  bond

09/04/12 CSCE 769 Molecular Conformers An alternate spatial arrangement of the same molecule (atoms and bonds) is a molecular conformer or rotamer. Newman projection is used to portray these conformers. Newman projection Staggered Eclipsed

09/04/12 CSCE 769 Molecular Conformers of Butane Conformers of Butane: EclipsedAntiGauche CH 3 -CH 2 -CH 2 -CH 3

09/04/12 CSCE 769 Potential Energy of Butane Conformers

09/04/12 CSCE 769 Amide Functional Group R-CO-N-R'R''

09/04/12 CSCE 769 Carboxylic Acid Functional Group R-C-OOH

09/04/12 CSCE 769 Resonance Stabilization Ozone Amides Carboxylates