Section 1 Flashcards

(47 cards)

1
Q

Benzene

If Kekule was right - bond length

A

Bonds would have different lengths

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2
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Benzene

Kekule wrong - bond length

A

X-ray diffraction showed that all carbon-carbon bonds are the same length

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3
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Benzene

The delocalised model

A

p-orbitals of all 6 carbons overlap to make pi-system

electron clouds above and below planar ring

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4
Q

Benzene

Hydrogenation evidence

A

Expect hydrogenation to be -360
But it was 208 - so far else exothermic than thought
Benzene is more stable

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5
Q

Benzene

Reaction

A

Electrophilic Substitution

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6
Q

Benzene

Bromination no

A

Kekule wrong because doesn’t readily undergo bromination

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7
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Benzene

Halogen carrier

A

Accepts a lone pair from a halogen atom on electrophile

As it’s pulled away polarisation increases

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8
Q

Benzene reacting with Halogen

A

Aluminium Chloride

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9
Q

Benzene

Friedel-Crafts alkylation

A

Haloalkane and reflux

Halogen carrier

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10
Q

Benzene

Friedel-Crafts alcylation

A

Reflux with acyl chloride

AlCl3

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11
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Nitration of Benzene

A

c. nitric and c. sulfuric acid

below 55

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12
Q

Benzene

Phenol more reactive

A

lone pairs on O overlap with delocalised ring, so they’re partially delocalised into the pi system
Increasing electron density so more likely to be attacked by electrophiles

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13
Q

Benzene

EDG direct substitutions where?

A

2,4,6

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14
Q

Benzene

EWG direct substitutions where?

A

3,5

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15
Q

Phenol

Bases

A

Weak acid so reacts with bases to form water and sodium phenoxide
Room temp

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16
Q

Primary alcohol to aldehyde

A

distill with acidified potassium dichromate

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17
Q

How to reduce ketones and aldehydes to alcohols

A

NaBH4

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18
Q

Reducing aldehyde and ketone mechanism

A

H- attacks carbon and double bond goes to O
O:- is left
O:- goes to H+ in dipole of water

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19
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Hydrogen Cyanide

A

Weak acid which dissociates to give H+ and CN-

20
Q

Carbonyls and hydrogen cyanide

A

N=-C: attacks C
= goes to O making O:-
H+ goes to O:-

21
Q

Hydrogen Cyanide dangers

A

toxic gas
solution of acidified cyanide is used
performed in fume cupboard

22
Q

Test for aldehydes and ketones

A

2,4 - DNP - dissolved in methanol and concentrated sulphuric acid
Bright orange ppt - recrystallise and measure melting point and compare to known values

23
Q

Test for aldehydes

A

Tollens’ reagent (silver nitrate in aq ammonia)

Silver mirror when tollens is reduced

24
Q

COOH and reactive metal

A

Salt and hydrogen gas

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COOH and carbonates
Salt, carbon dioxide and water
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COOH and bases
Salt and water
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Making acylchloride from COOH
SOCl2 | -OH replaced by -Cl
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Acylchloride to COOH
cold water
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Acylchloride to ester
alcohol
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Acylchloride to primary amide
ammonia
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Acylchloride to secondary amide
amine
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Acylchloride and water
vigorous reaction to make COOH
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Acylchloride and alcohol
ester better than alcohol and COOH irreversible
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Acylchloride and ammonia
primary amide
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Acylchloride and amine
secondary amide
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Acylchloride to phenyl ethanoate
phenol | room temperature
37
Naming ester
alcohol then COOH
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Alcohol and COOH to ester
Heat in presence of acid catalyst | c. sulfuric acid
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Alcohol and COOH to ester | bad
It's reversible so you need to separate straight away
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Alcohol and COOH to ester | small ester
distill
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Alcohol and COOH to ester | big ester
reflux and fractional distillation
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Alcohol and acid anhydride
warmed - no catalyst makes ester and COOH separate with fractional distillation
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All acylchloride reaction make what
HCl gas
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Ester | acid hydrolysis conditions
reflux with dilute acid
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Ester | acid hydrolysis makes
COOH and alcohol
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Ester | base hydrolysis conditions
reflux with dilute alkali
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Ester | base hydrolysis makes
carboxylate salt and alcohol