Carboxylic Acid Derivatives Flashcards

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1
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What is the general formula of esters?

A

Carbonyl group bonded to OR

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How are esters named?

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The group bonded to the single bonded oxygen is named as a alkyl/aryl group and the group containing the carbonyl group is named as alkyloate

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3
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What is a cyclic ester called?

A

A lactone

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4
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What are the common uses of esters?

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Flavoring and scent, medications like aspirin (ASA)

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How are esters hydrolyzed in acid?

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Reverse of esterification. When heated in hot aqueous base, excess of water drives the reaction to produce alcohol and carboxylic acid

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How are esters hydrolyzed in base?

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Saponification. Base is a reactant. Hydroxide ion reacts with carboxylic acid to form carboxylic acid anion

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What is the general structure of an anhydride?

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An oxygen atom between two carbonyl groups with R groups on each side

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How are anhydrides named?

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The groups containing the carbonyl groups on either side are listed alphabetically before the word anhydride

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What is the general structure of an amide?

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A nitrogen atom bonded to a carbonyl group

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How are amides named?

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Carboxylic acid suffix is replaced with “amide.” The prefix “N-“ is used to represent multiple groups bonded to the nitrogen.

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What is a cyclic amide called?

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A lactam

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12
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How are amides synthesized with ammonia?

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Carboxylic acid + ammonia = primary amide + water. Heat is required

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How are amides synthesized with an amine?

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Carboxylic acid + amine = ammonium salt which is converted to an amide and water with heat

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How are amides synthesized with an anhydride?

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Anhydride + amine = amide + carboxylic acid

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How are anhydrides hydrolyzed?

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Anhydride + water = RCOOH + HOOCR

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16
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How are amides hydrolyzed in aqueous acid?

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Amide + Water + Acid = Carboxylic acid + ammonoium salt. Heat is required

17
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What is the stoichiometry of the hydrolysis of amides in acid?

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Each mole of amide hydrolyzed needs one mole of acid

18
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How are amides hydrolyzed in aqueous base?

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Amide + Base = carboxylic acid salt + ammonia or amine

19
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What is the stoichiometry of the hydrolysis of amides in base?

A

Each mole of amide hydrolyzed needs one mole of base

20
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How do anhydrides react with alcohols?

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Alcohol + anhydride = ester + carboxylic acid. Alcohol reactant should be similar to ester product and anhydride reactant should be similar to acid product

21
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How do anhydrides react with amines?

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Anhydride + ammonia/1° amine/2° amine = amide

22
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What is the stoichiometry of the reaction of anhydrides and amines?

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2 moles of amine or ammonia required per mole of anhydride

23
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How do esters react with amines?

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Ester + ammonia/1° amine/2° amine = amide