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Alkohols and Phenols Flashcards

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Characteristics of Alcohols ?

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Derivatives of Hydrocarbons
1 or more H replaced by -OH
Not stable in Water and not negative in a pure substance
Lower alcohol –> H Bonds –> Liquids and higher boiling points
Alkohols with 3 Cs or less –> miscible with Water

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Derivatives of Water ?

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Alcohol
Phenol
Ether

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Glycols ?

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2 OH groups

Tert - Butyl- ALk –> Ethylene glycol –> Glycerol

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Properties ?

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  1. Sodium Alkoxide –> With Alkalimetals ( Phenols also with alkalies)
  2. Ester –> with Acids
  3. Olefins –> Dehydration through acids
  4. Ether
    1. Aldehyde –> Primary alk (dann zu Carboxylic acid) (Dehydrogenase)
    2. Ketone –> 2. Alk (Oxidation)
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Important alkohols ?

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Methanol 
Ethanol 
Ethylene Glycol
Glycerol
Nitroglycerin
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Methanol

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Colourless
Liquid 
Boils at 64.5°
distinct smell 
Toxic (Lethal 10g)
Methanol --> Formaldehyde --> Formic acid --> CO2
(Alkohol + Aldehyde dehydrogenase)
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How arises a Metabolic acidosis in Methanol Intoxication?

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Accumulation of Formaldehyde and Formic acid, which disturbed the axoplasm flow in the CNS

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Treatment of Methanol and Ethanol Intoxication

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Hemodialysis

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Ethanol?

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Liquid 
Colourless
Pleasant odour
Boils at 78.5°
Miscible 
Ethyl alcohol (Other name)
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How is Ethanol made?

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Yeast cell fermentation –> through zymase –> Co2 and Ethanol

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Fusel Oil

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Higher branched alcohol

Fermentation of amino acids

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12
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Role of Ethanol in Medicine ?

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Antiseptic, Antidote, Solvent

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Ethanol catabolism?

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In liver –> Acetaldehyde –> Acetate
(Alkohol and Acetaldehyde Dehydrogenase)
Metabolized in Krebs Cycle

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14
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Disulfiram (Antabuse) ?

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Alkohol Deterrent
Competes with NAD+ for aldehyde dehydrogenase
Acetaldehyde concentration in blood increases –> unpleasant symptoms

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Alkohol Deterrents ?

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Substances interfering with the metabolism of ethyl alcohol, causing unpleasant side effects thought to discourage the drinking of alcoholic beverages. Alcohol deterrents are used in the treatment of alcoholism.

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Breathing test ?

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Oxidation of Alk (Tubes with PotassiumDichromate and sulphuric acid –> yellow to green)

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Blood test ?

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Gas liquid chromatography

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Ethylene glycol

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Colourless, sweet
Antifreeze
Toxic
Glycerine substitute
Synthesis of fibers
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19
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Diseases from Ethylene glycol?

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CNS/Cardiopulmonary/Renal Dysfunction
Metabolic acidosis
Lethal: 100 ml in Adult

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Catabolism of Ethylene Glycol?

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Similar to Ethanol but the Result is Glycoxalate and Oxalic acid
–> Impairs Renal and Myocardial tissue

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21
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Exact Catabolism of Ethylene Glycol ?

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Ethylene Glycol –> Glycol aldehyde –> Glycoxal –> Glycoxalic acid –> Oxalic acid

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22
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Glycerol

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Saponification Product of Fats 
Sweet
Manufacturer of Resins (plant protection) 
Softening agent
Drugs and Cosmetics
23
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Why is Glycerol used for Cosmetics?

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Hygroscopic properties

24
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Nitroglycerin

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Glyceryl nitrate
Explosive
Glycerol + Nitric acid
Medication used for heart failure, high blood pressure, and to treat and prevent chest pain from not enough blood flow to the heart.

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Sugar alkohols

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Reducing product of corresponding monosaccharides

26
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Inositol

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Sugar alkohol
Myoinositol –> Isomer to Glucose / Fructose
Present in most living cells

27
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Inositol Triphosphate

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Second messenger of extracellular signals

28
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Ribitol

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Constituent of FMN + FAD

29
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Phenols

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Hydroxy group to Benzene Ring
Weakly acid
Easily oxidized

30
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What do Phenols do?

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Esterfy and build Ether

31
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Quinones

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Oxidation product of phenol by air
or
Dehydrogenation of Dihydroxy Benzene

  • Quinones are oxidized derivatives of aromatic compounds and are often readily made from reactive aromatic compounds with electron-donating substituents such as phenols and catechols, which increase the nucleophilicity of the ring and contributes to the large redox potential needed to break aromaticity.
  • Quinones are conjugated but not aromatic
  • 2 Carbonyl groups
  • DYES
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Carbonyl Group

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C = O

33
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Phenol

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Carbolic acid
white, crystalline Powder
Alk. Soluble 
Slightly in water 
Acrid odour
34
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Phenol Toxicity

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Kills cells
Precipitates Proteins
Skin --> Spots, Burns 
Systemic poison 
Eliminated in Urine as PHENYL SULFATE
35
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Cresols

A 
Methylphenol  (Phenol of toluene) 
Obtained from Coal tar/ Petroleum
3 Isomeric Forms
Preparations of Antiseptics
Insecticidal properties
36
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Cresols Medicine

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Very toxic, and in high concentrations they can be absorbed in fatal amounts through the skin

37
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Lysol

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Dissolving cresols in liquid soap

Floor and Toilet bowl cleaner

38
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Napthols

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Hydroxy derivatives of Naphthalene
Solid
Little toxic
Azodye

39
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Polyhydric Phenols

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Pyrocatechol, Resorcinol, Hydroquinone, Pyrogallol

-> crystallic, slightly soluble, REDUCTION PROPERTIES –> Photographic developers

40
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Tyrosine

A

Starting material for Biosynthesis of Catecholamines
Amino Acid
Pigments
Thyroidal Hormones

41
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Catecholamines

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  • neurotransmitter and hormone
  • catechol group to which is attached an amine group.
  • dopamine, epinephrine (adrenaline), and norepinephrine (noradrenaline).
42
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Catechol group

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a benzene ring with two hydroxyl groups

43
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Catabolic product of Catecholamines

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Derivative of Mandelic acid –> Urine

44
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Ubiquinones

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In Mitochondria
Electron Transfer agents
Other word for Coenzyme Q
Class of Quinones

45
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Catecholamine Synthese

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l-tyrosine according to the following sequence: tyrosine → dopa (dihydroxyphenylalanine) → dopamine → norepinephrine (noradrenaline) → epinephrine (adrenaline)

46
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Coenzyme Q10

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In Higher animals and Plants

can be easily isolated from tissues with high respiratory function

47
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Vitamin K

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fat-soluble naphthoquinone compound
Clotting of Blood
Cofactor in modification of blood clotting proteins –> binding of calcium

48
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Vitamin K1

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Green leaves (Phylloquinone)

49
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Vitamin K2

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Synthesized by intestinal bacteria

50
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Vitamin K3

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Parent compound, Synthetic Vitamin Precursor

Body converts it to a Vitamin active Form, which is the reduced form

51
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Analogs to Vitamin K

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Inhibit the enzymatic reduction of the oxidized From

Prevent Thromboses

52
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Terylene

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Fibers spun from polymeric ester of terephtalic acid and ethylene glycol

53
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How is phenolphtalein made🤔

A

Condensing phtalic anhydride with phenol

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