Organic Synthesis Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
Q

Alkene to Alkane

A
  • H2
  • nickel catalyst
  • 150 c
  • 5 atm
  • addition reaction
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2
Q

alkene to haloalkane

A
  • hydrogen halide
  • room temp
  • addition reaction
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3
Q

alkene to alcohol

A
  • steam
  • 300 c
  • 60 atm
  • H3PO4 concentrated
  • addition reaction
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4
Q

alkane to haloalkane

A
  • halogen
  • UV light
  • substitution reaction
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5
Q

haloalkane to alcohol

A
  • NaOH
  • reflux
  • substitution reaction
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6
Q

haloalkane to nitrile

A
  • KCN
  • ethanolic solution
  • reflux
  • substitution reaction
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7
Q

haloalkane to amine

A
  • concentrated NH3
    heated in sealed tube
    substitution reaction
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8
Q

carboxylic acid to acyl chloride

A

SOCl3
PCl3/PCl5
reflux
substitution reaction

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9
Q

alcohol to aldehyde

A

primary
Cr2O72-
H+
distil
oxidation reaction

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10
Q

alcohol to ketone

A

secondary
Cr2O72-
H+
reflux
oxidation reaction

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11
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alcohol to carboxylic acid

A

primary
Cr2O72-
H+
reflux
oxidation reaction

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12
Q

aldehyde to carboxylic acid

A

Cr2O72-
H+
reflux
oxidation reaction

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13
Q

ketone to alcohol

A

LiAlH4 in dry ether
reduction

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14
Q

aldehyde to alcohol

A

LiAlH4 in dry ether
reduction

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15
Q

carboxylic acid to alcohol

A

LiAlH4 in dry ether
reduction

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16
Q

nitrile to amine

A

LiAlH4 in dry ether
reduction

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17
Q

amide to amine

A

LiAlH4 in dry ether
reduction

18
Q

haloalkane to alkene

A

hot concentrated KOH
alcoholic solution
elimination

19
Q

alcohol to alkene

A

H2SO4 concentrated
reflux
elimination

20
Q

amide to nitrile

A

P3O5
distil
elimination

21
Q

alcohol to ether

A

primary only
H2SO4
heat
elimination

22
Q

carboxylic acid to acid anhydride

A

P3O5
distil
elimination

23
Q

nitrile to carboxylic acid

A

aqueous H+
H2O
reflux
hydrolysis

24
Q

amide to carboxylic acid

A

H2SO4
heat
hydrolysis

25
acyl chloride to carboxylic acid
H2O hydrolysis
26
acid anhydride to carboxylic acid
H2O reflux hydrolysis
27
ester to carboxylic acid
reflux H+ or OH- hydrolysis
28
nitrile to amide
H2O acid/ base catalyst hydrolysis
29
acyl chloride to amide
concentrated NH3 and room temp= primary amide RNH2, reflux = secondary amide
30
acyl chloride to ester
ROH room temp acylation
31
acid anhydride to ester
ROH anhydrous reflux acylation
32
acid anhydride to amide
NH2 reflux= primary amide RNH2, reflux= secondary amide
33
carboxylic acid to ester
ROH concentrated H2SO4 catalyst esterification
34
alkene to addition polymer
polymerisation
35
alkane to alkene
cracking
36
alkene to alcohol
steam
37
alkene to diol
potassium manganate cold, dilute and acidified
38
alcohol to halogenoalkane (1)
phosphorus halide (e.g. PCl5) produces halegnoalkane, POCl, and HCl (if PCl5 used)
39
alcohol to halogenoalkane (2)
HBr that is formed from 50% concentrated sulfuric acid and KBr
40
alcohol to halgenoalkane (3)
phosphorous iodide formed from red phosphorus and iodine
41
reaction with dehydrating agents
alcohol under reflux phosphoric acid forms alkene