11: Carboxylic Acids and Its Derivatives (Part 3) Flashcards
1° and 2° amides contain one or two N – H bonds that are capable of?
intermolecular hydrogen bonding
Carboxylic derivatives contain an ____________ bonded to an electronegative atom Z that can serve as a leaving group
acyl group
these do not undergo nucleophilic acyl substitution
aldehydes and ketones
rank the carboxylic acid derivatives from the most stable to least stable
- amides
- esters
- acid anhydrides
- acyl chlorides
hydrolysis of an ester is called?
saponification
these also react with ammonia and 1° and 2° amines to form 1°, 2°, and 3° amides, respectively
acid chlorides
Acid chlorides react with oxygen nucleophiles to form?
anhydrides
carboxylic acids
esters
Carboxylic acid derivatives having > 5 C’s are ___________ because the nonpolar alkyl portion is too large to dissolve in the polar H2O solvent
H2O insoluble
As the basicity of Z increases, the stability of ________ increases because of added resonance stabilization
RCOZ
this occurs when the leaving group Z is a weaker base and therefore better leaving group than the attacking nucleophile
nucleophilic substitution
Most carboxylic acid derivatives having ___________ are H2O soluble because they can hydrogen bond with H2O
≤ 5 C’s
it is the least stable carboxylic acid derivative because Cl– is the weakest base.
acid chloride
Most carboxylic acid derivatives having ≤ 5 C’s are _____________ because they can hydrogen bond with H2O
H2O soluble
A weak base like ____________ is added to the reaction mixture to remove this strong acid, forming an ammonium salt
pyridine
The better the leaving group, the more reactive RCOZ is in?
nucleophilic acyl substitution