Topic 11: aldehydes + ketones Flashcards

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Types of preparation of aldehydes

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1) Partial oxidation of primary alcohols
2) Ozonolysis of alkenes
3) Partial reduction of ester
4) Hydroboration-oxidation of terminal alkynes

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Describe partial oxidation of primary alcohols

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  • Use PCC = not all the way to carboxylic acid
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Describe ozonolysis of alkenes

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  • Every double bonds split = attach O to each new fragment
  • Use O3
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Describe partial reduction of an ester

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  • DIBAH used to remove -O-R + add H
  • R-C=O-H
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Describe hydroboration-oxidation of alkaynes

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  • Only terminal alkynes
  • Internal alkynes = mixture with ketones
  • Using BH3 + H2O2
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Types of preparation of ketones

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1) Oxidation of secondary alcohols
2) Ozonolysis of alkenes
3) Hydroboration-oxidation of internal alkynes
4) Oxymercuration of terminal/internal alkynes

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7
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Describe oxymercuration of alkynes

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  • Terminal = methyl-ketone
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8
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Give oxidation agents for aldehydes

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  • KMnO4 = hot HNO3
  • CrO3 = strongly acidic conditions
  • Na/K2Cr2O7 = acid
  • Ag2O/Tollen’s = aq ammonia solution NH4OH = alkaline conditions
  • Problem = highly acidic conditions = damage other parts of molecule
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9
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Describe the silver mirror test

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  • Redox reaction
  • Tollen’s reagant
  • Aldehyde oxidized →carboxylic acid
  • Silver reduced in Ag2O = oxidation number +1→0 silver atoms = reduction
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Describe the carbonyl group structure

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  • Polarized = difference in electronegativities C+O
  • O-/C+ = C atoms can be attacked by e- rich nucleophiles
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Explain nucleophilic addition

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  • Negative nucleophile attacks C+ = single bond forms = Nu-C
  • C=O breaks = Nu-C-O⁻
  • O- protonated via acid = OH group = alcohol
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12
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Give nucleophiles

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NEGATIVE:
- OH-
- CN-
- H-
NEUTRAL POLAR:
- H2O
- R-OH

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Describe nucelophilic addition of water

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  • Aldehyde/ketone + H2O
  • O in H2O attacks C
  • Double bond O splits and H + OH attaches to each leg
  • Products = 1,1-diol + 1,2-diol
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14
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Describe nucelophilic addition of HCN

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  • Ketone + HCN/KCN
  • :C≡N attacks C
  • Double bond O splits
  • C-C≡N
  • O- → OH
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15
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Give the transformations of cyanohydrins

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1) Reduction of CN group → CH2NH2 = amine
- LiAlH4
2) Hydrolysis of CN → COOH = carboxylic acid
- H2O

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16
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Explain nucleophilic addition of hydrazine

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  • Hydrazine = NH2NH2 = early rocket fuel
  • Wolff-Kishner reaction
  • Reduces C=O → CH2 = ketone → alkane