Chapter 24 - Amines and Heterocycles Flashcards

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1
Q

Higher the pKa, higher the _____.

A

basicity

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Rank the following in increasing basicity:

ammonia, tertiary amine, primary amine, secondary amine, arylamine

A

arylamine < ammonia < 1º < 3º < 2º

more resonance = more acidic

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Amides (RCONH2) are _____ _____, in contrast with amines.

A

not basic

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4
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Primary and secondary amines can act as very _____ _____.

A

weak acids

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5
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The proton from N–H can be removed by a sufficiently strong ( acid / base ).

A

base

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6
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Any electron withdrawing group in the ortho or para position of an arylamine will _____ the basicity.

A

decreases
(–CN & –NO2 are strongest)
(–Cl & –Br work well, too)

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7
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Any electron donating group in the ortho or para position of an arylamine will _____ the basicity.

A

increases

–NH2, –OCH3, –CH3

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8
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Primary amines can be prepared with the reduction of nitriles (–CN) and amides (–CONH2) with _____.

A

LiAlH$

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9
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Arylamines can be prepared from _____ of an aromatic compound and _____ of the nitro group.

A

nitration; reduction (= gain of H)

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10
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Reduction by catalytic hydrogenation over platinum is suitable if…

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no other groups can be reduced.

C=O ==> CH2OH

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11
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Ammonia and other amines are good _____.

A

nucleophiles

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12
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Azide ion (N3-) displaces a _____ ion from a primary or _____ alkyl halide to give an alkyl azide (RN=N+=N-)

A

halide; secondary

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13
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1º or 2º alkyl halide gains azide ion from _____. It is reduced with _____ to form the amine.

A

NaN3; LiAlH4

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14
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Gabriel amine synthesis looks like a(n) _____ when trying to form a(n) _____ _____.

A

angel; primary amine

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15
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Reductive amination uses a 1º, 2º, or 3º amine and _____ to turn the _____ into an amine.

A

NaBH4; carbonyl

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16
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Carboxylic acid derivatives can be converted into _____ _____ with loss of one carbon atom by both Hofmann rearrangement and Curtius rearrangement.

A

primary amines

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17
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Hofmann rearrangement involves a(n) _____ _____.

A

primary amide

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18
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Curtius rearrangment involves a(n) _____ _____.

19
Q

Hofmann rearrangement is when a primary amide (RCONH2) is treated with _____ and _____.

A

Br2 (or Cl2); base

20
Q

Curtius rearrangement is when a(n) –R group from the C=O carbon atom migrates to the neighboring _____.

21
Q

Curtius rearrangement reaction occurs when an acyl azide…

22
Q

Primary and secondary amines can be acylated by _____ _____ _____

A

nucleophilic acyl substitution

23
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Hofmann elimination converts an amine into…

24
Q

Hofmann elimination requires a better leaving group, so –NH2 must be converted to…

A

a quaternary ammonium salt (+N(CH3)3 I-)

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Hofmann elimination requires a better leaving group, so –NH2 must be converted to a quaternary ammonium salt with...
excess iodomethane (CH3–I)
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Hofmann elimination uses _____ (H2O, heat) to make the positive nitrogen atom leave.
Ag2O (silver oxide)
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Hofmann elimination lets the alkene form...
where there is less steric hinderance
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Diazonium replacement takes place through...
radical pathways
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N–CH3 gives a sharp three-H singlet at...
2.2 to 2.6
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1º and 2º amines are identified by characteristic N–H stretching absorptions at...
3300 to 3500 1/cm
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A compound with an odd number of N atoms has...
an odd-numbers molecular weight
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Alkylamines cleave at the C–C bond nearest the nitrogen (alpha-cleavage) to yield and alkyl radical and...
a nitrogen-containing cation
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Diazonium coupling reactions: electrophilic diazonium ion (+N≡N) reacts with the electron-rich ring of...
a phenol or arylamine
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Diazonium coupling reactions: usually occur at the _____ position.
para
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Diazonium coupling reactions: usually occur at the para position but goes _____ if para is blocked.
ortho
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To make a diazonium salt, you must react a primary arylamine with...
HNO2 / H2SO4
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Sandmeyer reaction: reaction of an arenediazonium salt with the corresponding copper(I) halide to yield...
aryl chlorides and bromides
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The reagents to go from arenediazonium salt to aryl chloride are...
HCl / CuCl
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The reagents to go from arenediazonium salt to aryl iodide are...
NaI (direct reaction)
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The reagents to go from arenediazonium salt to aryl bromide are...
HBr / CuBr
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The reagents to go from arenediazonium salt to aryl nitrile (ArCN) are...
KCN / CuCN
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The reagents to go from arenediazonium salt to phenol are...
Cu2O, H2O / Cu(NO3)2
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The reagents to go from arenediazonium salt to a single H-bond are...
H3PO2