CARBONYL COMPOUNDS Flashcards

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1
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NAR REACTIVITY DEPENDS ON

A

– Group ( EWG )
Crowding

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2
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HCN reacts in presence of

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Base ( OH- ) since HCN is weak acid and reacts slowly.
KCN/H+ can be used as alternative

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3
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NaHSO³

A

All aldehydes
Aliphatic methyl ketone
( Na+ HSO³- )

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4
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Intermediate in rcn with ROH dry HCl

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Hemiacetal or Hemiketal
( OR OH )

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5
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Stable gem diols ( H²O / H+ )

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CCl³-CHO , CF³-CHO , CF³-CO-CF³ ( due to H bonding )
Nin Hydrin ( consecutive C=O )
Cyclopropanone ( due to angle strain )

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6
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Reaction condition for Ammonia & it’s derivatives
( NH²-Z )

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Acidic ( pH 3-5 )

C=N-Z

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7
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2,4 DNP

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2,4 dinitro phenyl hydrazine
Also k/as BRADDY’S REAGENT
Test for aldehyde and ketone
( -ve for glucose )

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8
Q

Formation of Urotropin

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6HCHO + 4NH³ → (CH²)⁶N⁴

( Medicine for urinal tract infection )

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9
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Products with R-MgX

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Aldehyde → 2° alcohol
Ketone → 3° alcohol

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10
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Number of RH produced & number of RMgX consumed

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RH - number of acidic Hydrogen
RMgX - aldehydes and ketones present

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11
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Tests for carbonyl compounds
Mechanism followed

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1.Haloform Test
2.Tollen’s test
3.Fehling solution
4.Benedict’s test
5.Schiff’s reagent
6.HgCl²

Oxidation

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12
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Tollen’s reagent

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Ammoniacal AgNO³

NH⁴OH + AgNH³

Ag(NH³)²

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13
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Compounds giving tollen’s test

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Aldehyde
Terminal alkyne
HCOOH
Hydroxy ketone
Ph-NH-OH

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14
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Muliken Barker test

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Test for Ph-NO²
Zn +NH⁴Cl → Ph-NH-OH + TR → Ph-NO

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Fehling Solution

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Aq. CuSO⁴ + Rochelle Salt ( sodium potassium tartarate )

Blue solution

Aldehyde only ( except Ar-CHO )

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16
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Benedicts test

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Aq. CuSO⁴ + sodium citrate + Na²CO³

17
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Schiffs Reagent

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p-rosaniline hydrochloride ( magenta pink dye )

Schiff + SO² → decolourise

Aldehyde recolourise

18
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HgCl² test

19
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H+/KMnO⁴ or H+/K²Cr²O⁷

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Aldehyde → Carboxylic acid

20
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Do ketones react with H+/KMnO⁴

A

Yes in drastic conditions ( POPOFF’S RULE )

Less ‘C’ chain gets C=O

21
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Reduction into =CH²

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Wolf Kieshner ( Zn-Hg/Conc.HCl )
Clemmenson ( NH²-NH² /OH- )
Red P +HI

22
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Reduction into =CH-OH

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LiAlH⁴
NaBH⁴
H²/Ni
C²H⁵OH/Na

23
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NaBH⁴ reacts with

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Aldehyde
Ketone
Acid halide

24
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Non polar bonds are reduced by

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DiBAl-H
Ester / alkane nitrile → aldehyde
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Conditions & Reagents in Aldol Condensation
Atleast 1 alpha H Dil. NaOH / KOH Ba(OH)² / Ca(OH)² Na²CO³ / K²CO³
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Cannizzaro reaction
No alpha H Conc. NaOH / KOH Redox type
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Tollen's Reaction
Aldol + Cannizzaro CH³-CHO + HCHO → C(CH²-OH)⁴
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Claisen Condensation
2 ester + RONa / ROH → Beta Keto Ester
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PERKIN'S REACTION
Aromatic aldehyde + aliphatic anhydride
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Benzoin condensation
Ar-CHO + KCN ∆ → 2 hydroxy 1,2 diphenyl ethanone
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TISCHENKO Rcn
Aldehyde Al(C²H⁵O)³ → Ester
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-CHO/-CO- → gem dihalide
PCl⁵ / SOCl²
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Preparation of Aldehydes and Ketone
1. Hydration of ALKYNE 2. Ozonolysis 3. OM/DM 4. HBO 5. Hydration of gem dihalide 6. Reaction w/ HIO⁴ 7. Oppenaur oxidation 8. Dry distillation of Ca salt of carboxylic acid 9. Thermal decomposition of -COOH 10. RMgX 11. Rosenmund rcn 12. Stephen's reduction
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Oppenaur oxidation
Reagent : acetone Al tert. Butoxide Alcohol(2°) → ketone
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Dry distillation of Ca Salt of carboxylic acid
RCOOH + Ca(OH)² → R-CO-R
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Thermal decomposition of carboxylic acid
MnO 300°C R-CO-R