chapter 15 Flashcards
reactivity scale
acid halide > anhydride > imine> enamine > aldehyde > ketone > carboxylic acid > ester > amide > nitrile > carboxylate
acid halide + carboxylate –>
anhydride
acid halide + H2O –>
carboxylic acid
acid halide + alcohol –>
ester
acid halide + 2 eq amine –>
amide
anhydride + H2O –>
2 carboxylic acids
anhydride + alcohol —>
ester + carboxylic acid
anhydride + 2 eq amine –>
amide + carboxylate (O- +NH3)
carboxylate + SOCl2 or PX3 with heat —>
acid halide
carboxylic acid + carboxylic acid with P2O5 or heat –>
anhydride
carboxylic acid + alcohol with HCl—>
ester + H2O
(Fischer esterification)
carboxylic acid + amine with heat (or DCC) —>
amide + H2O
ester + H2O with HCl –>
carboxylic acid + alcohol
ester + NaOH (hydroxide) with H2O —>
carboxylate + alcohol
ester + alcohol with HCl –>
new ester + alcohol
ester + alkoxide (CH3O-) with alcohol —>
ester + alcohol
ester + amine —>
amide + alcohol
amide + H2O with HCl, heat—>
carboxylic acid + protonated amine
amide + NaOH (hydroxide) with H2O, heat —>
carboxylate + amine
amide + alcohol with HCl, heat —>
ester
amide + SOCl2 —>
nitrile
pthalamide + 1.NaOH, 2.CH3CH2Br, 3.HCl,H2O,heat, 4.NaOH —>
pthalamide = anhydride with N instead of O in ring
primary amine + two carboxylates
Gabriel’s amine synthesis
second step determines amine being formed
nitrile + H2O with HCl, heat —>
carboxylic acid
carboxylic acid + PX3, pyridine, heat —>
carboxylic acid + SOCl2, pyridine, heat —>
acid halide