6.2.4 - Carbon-Carbon Bond Formation Flashcards

1
Q

What type of mechanism is
involved in the reaction between
haloalkanes and cyanide ions?

A

Nucleophilic substitution

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2
Q

What type of reaction is involved in
the reaction between carbonyl
compounds and cyanide ions?

A

Nucleophilic addition

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3
Q

How can you form a
carboxylic acid from a
nitrile?

A

Acid hydrolysis

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4
Q

How can you form a
carboxylic acid from a
nitrile?

A

Acid hydrolysis

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5
Q

What type of catalyst is
used for a Friedel-Crafts
reaction?

A

A halogen carrier (e.g. AlCl3
)

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6
Q

Write an equation to form an
electrophile that could be used
to acylate benzene, starting
with AlCl3 and RCOCl

A

AlCl3
+ RCOCl → AlCl4
-
+ RCO+
(+ on C)
RCO+
can attack benzene

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7
Q

How could you use a
Friedel-Crafts mechanism to
add a methyl group to a
benzene ring?

A

Use a halogenoalkane and AlCl3
to
create an electrophile that can attack
benzene

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