Chapter 22 Flashcards
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α-substitution:
Substitution of one of the _____ attached to the _____ carbon for an electrophile
H’s
α
α-substitution occurs via an _______ ion intermediate = a _____ that is adjacent to a C=O
enolate
C-
α-substitution can either occur via _______ or _______ mechanism
Nucleophilic addition
- acts as nuc
Nucleophilic acylation substitution
Carbonyl compounds with one or more _____-hydrogens rapidly interconvert with their corresponding enols. This represents a special type of isomerism known as _______
α
tautomerism
- acidic and basic
An H on the carbon α to a C=O is relatively _______
acidic
What is the pKa of an aldehyde/ketone?
20
What is the pKa of an ester?
24
What is the pKa of NaNH2?
38
What is the pKa of LDA?
40
What is the pKa of an NaH?
35
What is the pKa of a β-dicarbonyl aldehyde/ketone?
9
What is the pKa of an β-dicarbonyl monoester?
11
What is the pKa of an β-dicarbonyl diester?
13
What is the pKa of -OH?
15.7
What is the pKa of -OR?
16
What bases do you have to use if you want to deprotonate an aldehyde, ketone, or ester?
1) NaNH2
2) LDA
3) NaH
What bases can you use if you want to deprotonate β-dicarbonyl compounds
1) -OH
2) -OR
alkylation of enolate ions:
_____-groups can be added to the α position for some C=O
R
- doesn’t work with aldehydes or CA
For Sn2 reaction, R-X groups must be _______
methyl, 1° or 2°
- mainly methyl or 1°
Enamines: weaker nucleophiles, so it must have ________ reactive starting materials
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- methyl halide or resonance-stabilized halide
Enamines can be used as a _______ for ketones
protecting groups
- must come from 2° amine
- to prevent O-alkylation
In alpha-halogenation, the acidic mechanism is used to selectively replace _____ H with an X, but the basic mechanism is used for _______ additions
1 (acidic)
- up to 2
multiple (basic)
- always as much as possible
Acidic alpha-halogenation:
The halogen-substituted enol intermediate is _______ stable than the unsubstituted enol. This leads to each successive halogenation becoming _______
less
slower
- up to 2 halogen additions
Basic alpha-halogenation:
After the first X addition, the α H is more acidic because X = _______. Multiple additions result because _______ reactive product is formed
EWG
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