Exam 2 Sigman Flashcards

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1
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Pka H2O

A

15.5

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Pka NH4+

A

9

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3
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Pka Carboxylic acid

A

4.8

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4
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Pka alcohol (ROH)

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16

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5
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Pka ROH2+

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-2 to -5

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Pka Ketone

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19.2

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Pka Alkyne

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25

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Pka Ester

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20-25

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Pka Amide

A

25-30

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10
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Pka Benzene

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43

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11
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Pka Alkane

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50

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How do you put a Cl on a Benzene

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Cl2 and FeCl3

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How do you put a Br on a benzene?

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Br2 and FeBr3

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How do you put a nitro group (-NO2) on a benzene?

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HNO3 and H2SO4

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How do you put a carbon (R group) on a benzene

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R-Cl and AlCl3

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How do you put a carbonyl group on a Benzene?

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RCOCl (Acid Chloride) and AlCl3

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17
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What is the Clemmenson Reagent?

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Zn (Hg) and HCl

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18
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What does the Clemmenson reagent do?

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It is a “ketone eraser” so it put’s two Hydrogens instead of the C=O

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How do you put a sulfur group on a benzene?

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SO3 and H2SO4

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Alkene + KMnO4, H2O, -OH

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Syn addition of -OH. Creation of a 1,2 diol

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21
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Alkene + 1. O3, 2. Zn, H2O, CH3SCH3

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Aldehyde + Aldehyde
Ketone + Ketone
Or
Ketone + Aldehyde

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Internal Alkyne + 1. O3, 2. H2O

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2 Carboxylic Acids

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Terminal Alkyne + 1. O3, 2. H2O

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Carboxylic Acid and CO2

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Primary Alcohol + PCC

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Aldehyde

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Primary Alcohol + Jones (CrO3, H2SO4, H2O)
Carboxylic Acid
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Secondary Alcohol + PCC or Jones
Ketone
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Ph-CH2-R + KMnO4
Carboxylic Acid as long as there is one CH before the R
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Alkene + O3 and H2O2
2 Carboxylic Acids
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Rank aldehydes, ketones and esters reactivity to nucleophilic attack
Aldehydes>Ketones>Esters
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Aldehyde + LAH, H2O
Primary Alcohol
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Ketone + LAH, H2O
Secondary Alcohols
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Aldehyde + NaBH4, MeOH
Primary Alcohol
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Ketone + NaBH4, MeOH
Secondary Alcohol
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Acid Chloride + LAH, H2O
Primary Alcohol
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Acid Chloride + DIBAL-H, H2O
Aldehyde
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Ester or Carboxylic Acid + LAH, H2O
Primary Alcohol
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Ester + DIBAL-H, H2O
Aldehyde
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Amide + LAH, H2O
Amine
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Aldehyde + JONES
Carboxylic Acid
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How do you make R-Li?
R-X + 2Li
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How do you make a Grignard (R-MgX)?
R-X + Mg in Diethyl Ether
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How do you make a cuprate?
2R-Li + CuI
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Organometallic Reagent + H-O-H(R)
R-H + M + -OR
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Aldehyde or Ketone + R-Li or R-MgX, H2O
Primary, Secondary, or Tertiary Alcohols
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Ester + 2 equivalents of R-Li or R-MgX, H2O
Tertiary Alcohol
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Acid Chloride + 2 equivalents of R-Li or R-MgX, H2O
Tertiary Alcohol
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Acid Chloride + R2CuLi, H2O
Ketone
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R-MgX + CO2 (Acidic work up)
Carboxylic Acid
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Epoxide + R-M, H2O
Epoxide opens the less substituted side
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Alpha, beta unsaturated carbonyl + R-MgX or R-Li, H2O
1,2 Addition
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Alpha Beta unsaturated carbonyl + R2CuLi, H2O
1,4 Addition
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What is a good protecting group for Alcohol?
Silyl Chloride and Imidazole
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How do you take off the protecting group for alcohol?
TBAF
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Ketone + NaCN, HCl
H and CN add across the carbonyl bond. RCOHRCN
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Aldehyde + NaCN, HCl
H and CN add across the carbonyl bond.
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Ketone + Wittig Reagent
Alkene (substituted according to how substituted the starting materials were)
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Aldehyde + Wittig Reagent
Alkene (substituted according to how the starting materials were substituted.)
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NaBH4 will only add a nucleophilic hydride to a carbonyl carbon. True or False?
True
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1 equivalent of H2 and Pd/C will add hydrogen across an Alkene but not a carbonyl. True or False?
True
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2 equivalents or more of H2, Pd/C will reduce both the carbonyl bond and the Alkene. True or False?
True and it will make a secondary alcohol.
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What type of reaction does NADH do?
It donates a nucleophilic hydride to the carbonyl carbon and then the alkoxide oxygen grabs a proton from water.
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Internal or External Alkyne + 1. BH3 2. H2O2, -OH
Aldehyde or Ketone depending upon starting material
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External Alkyne + 1. H2O, 2. H2SO4, HgSO4
Ketone
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You see a carbonyl and a strong acid...what is going to happen first?
The carbonyl oxygen is going to be protonated. Acid-Base Chemistry.
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Aldehyde or Ketone + RNH2 and mild acid
Imine (C=N-R)
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Aldehyde or Ketone + R2NH and mild acid
Enamine (C=C-NR2)
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Aldehyde or Ketone + H2O and Acidic/Basic
Gem-Diol
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Aldehyde or Ketone + 2 equivalents of ROH and Acidic work up
Acetal + H2O
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Pka strong acid (H2SO4, HCl, HBr, HI, HNO3
-9