4.2.3 Organic Synthesis Flashcards

1
Q

Synthesis pathway : Alkane to Haloalkane

A

Halogen Molecule
UV Light
Free Radical Substitution

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2
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Synthesis pathway : Alkene to Haloalkane

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Hydrogen Halide
Room Temperature
Electrophilic Addition

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3
Q

Synthesis pathway : Alkene to Dihaloalkane

A

Halogen Molecule
Room Temperature
Electrophilic Addition

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4
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Synthesis pathway : Alkene to Alcohol

A

Steam
Sulphuric Acid catalyst, High temperature and pressure
Hydration

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5
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Synthesis pathway : Alkene to Alkane

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Hydrogen
Nickel Catalyst, 170 degrees
Hydogenation

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6
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Synthesis pathway : Alcohol to Ester

A

Carboxylic acid
Sulphuric Acid
Esterification

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7
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Synthesis pathway : Alcohol to Aldehyde

A

H2SO4/ Kr2Cr207
Distil Immediately
Oxidation

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8
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Synthesis pathway : Alcohol to Ketone

A

H2SO4/ Kr2Cr207
Reflux
Oxidation

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9
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Synthesis pathway : Alcohol to Carboxylic Acid

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H2SO4/ Kr2Cr207
Reflux
Oxidation

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10
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Synthesis pathway : Alcohol to Alkene

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Sulphuric acid catalyst and 170 degrees
Dehydration

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11
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Synthesis pathway : Alcohol to Haloalkane

A

Sodium Halide
H2SO4
Electrophilic Substitution

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12
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Synthesis pathway : Haloalkane to Alcohol

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Sodium Hydroxide
Reflux
Electrophilic Substitution

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13
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Synthesis pathway : Haloalkane to Amine

A

Ammonia with ethanol
Reflux
Nucleophilic Substitution

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14
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Synthesis pathway : Haloalkane to Nitrile

A

Sodium Cyanide
Reflux
Nucleophilic Substitution

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15
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What is reflex used for ?

A

Used to heat volatile liquids through continuous boiling and condensation.

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16
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When do we use distillation ?

A

To separate substances with different boiling points

17
Q

When do we use redistillation ?

A

To purify a volatile liquid

18
Q

Why do we use reflux with volatile liquids ?

A

To ensure no volatile liquid is lost in heating

19
Q

Explain the process of purfying an organic substance ?

A

Pour the reaction mixture into a separating funnel and add water
Shake the funnel and then allow the layers to settle
The lower layer will be a denser aqueous solution which will contain the water soluble impurities
Thus can be run off so only the organic layer is left (this is the part with the product)

20
Q

Give me two examples of the drying agents used in purification and what type of salts are they ?

A

Calcium Chloride
Magnesium Sulphate
Both are anhydrous salts

21
Q

Describe the appeartus set up for reflux

A

Round bottom flask
Condensor with water flowing into the condensor from the bottom and leaving at the top
Heat source like heating mantle

22
Q

Describe/ Draw distillation apperatus

A

Round bottom flask connected to a condenser with water flowing into the bottom and out from the top then connected to a conical flask

23
Q

You are supplied with a sample of ammonium bromide.
Describe simple tests that would identify the cation and anion in the sample
Include reagent, expected observations are relevant equations

A

Bromine Test
Add silver nitrate and ethanol
Cream Precipitate
Ag+ + Br- > AgBr

Ammonia Test
Heat with NaOH
Indicator paper turns blue
NH4+ + OH- > NH3 +H20