ORG 1 Flashcards

(59 cards)

1
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addition rxn

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from pi bond to no pi bond

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2
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hydrohalogenation mechanism

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carbocation

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3
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hydration mechanism

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carbocation

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4
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markovnikov addition

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x on more substituted carbon

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5
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anti-markovnikov addition

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x on less substituted carbon

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6
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halogenation mechanism

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anti

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7
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halohydrin mechanism

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anti

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8
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oxymercuration-demercuration mechanism

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anti

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9
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hydrogenation mechanism

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syn

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10
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hydroboration-oxidation mechanism

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syn

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11
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hydroboration-oxidation regiochemistry

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anti-markovnikov (only one for alkenes)

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12
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dihydroxylation mechanism

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syn

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13
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carbene cyclopropanation mechanism

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syn

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14
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epoxidation w/ m-CPBA mechanism

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syn

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15
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ozonolysis mechanism

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oxidative cleavage

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16
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KMnO4 cleavage mechanism

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oxidative cleavage

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17
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are alkenes and alkynes the nuc or the electrophile

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nuc

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18
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lindlar catalyst

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Pd-CaCO3, Pb(OAc)2, Quinoline

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19
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quinoline is considered…

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poison

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20
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why does the dissolving-metal reduction create a trans alkene?

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because it is a radical mechanism

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21
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H2 and lindlar cat. make what product?

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cis alkene

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22
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hydrohalogenation of alkyne with 1 equiv of reagent makes…

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alkene

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23
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hydrohalogenation of alkyne with xs reagent makes…

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alkane

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24
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hydration of alkyne makes…

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ketone (not matter the # of equiv)

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hydroboration of alkyne makes...
aldehyde
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internal alkyne w/ ozonolysis makes...
2 carboxylic acids
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terminal alkyne w/ ozonolysis makes...
1 carboxylic acid and CO2 gas
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are vinyl cations stable
no
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vinyl cation
carbocation on a double bond
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conjugation
orbital overlap allowing delocalization of e- density
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polyene
a molecule with 2 or more double/triple bonds
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cumulated (allenes) polyene
zero sigma bonds between pi bonds
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conjugated polyene
1 sigma bond between pi bonds
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isolated polyene
2 or more sigma bonds between pi bonds
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isolated dienes are have ---------- energy than conjugated dienes
more
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conjugated dienes have --------- energy than alkenes
more
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conjugate addition products
-1,2 addition -1,4 addition
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1,2 addition product type
kinetic (faster), exists in cold temps
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1,4 addition product type
thermodynamic ( more stable), exists at room temp and hot temps
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diels alder rxn nuc
conjugated diene
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diels alder rxn electrophile
alkene/alkyne (aka dieneophile)
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diels alder rxn has up to ----- contiguous stereocenters
4
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EDG (electron donating groups)
-R groups (induction) -LP e- next to it (resonance)
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EWG (electron withdrawing groups)
-halogens (induction) -CF3 (induction) -pi bond w/ EN atom (resonance)
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the bond strength of radicals are similar to...
carbocations
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what 3 factors stabilize a radical
hyperconjugation, induction, resonance
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radical reaction indicators
heat, light energy, peroxide or azo
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3 steps in a radical reaction
initiation, propagation, termination
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initiation step (general)
from zero radicals to 2 radicals
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propagation step (general)
from 1 radical to 1 different radical
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termination step (general)
2 radicals to zero radicals
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what elements follow an early TS (exo)
F and Cl
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what elements follow a late TS (endo)
I and Br
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Iodine radical only reacts with ...
tertiary C or resonance
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Br radical reacts with...
majority: tertiary C (usually) very small minority: secondary and primary
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Cl radical reacts with...
secondary or tertiary C
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F radical reacts with...
tertiary, secondary, or primary C
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peroxide effect stereochemistry
racemization (like SN1)
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peroxide regioselectivity
anti-markovnikov