A/protic Solvents, Leaving Groups, Nucleophiles Flashcards
Memorize compounds
Water H-O-H (solvent)
Protic solvent
Methanol CH3-H
Protic solvent
Ethanol -OH
Protic solvent
Ammonia NH3
Protic solvent
Acetic Acid O=C-OH
Protic solvent
Acetone C-C=O
Aprotic solvent
Dimethilyformamide (DMF)
Aprotic solvent
Hexamethyl-phosphoramide (HMPA)
Aprotic solvent
Dimethylsulfozide (DMSO)
Aprotic solvent
Acetonitrile H3C-C-=N
Aprotic solvent
tetrahydrofuran (THF)
Aprotic solvent
Triflate (OTF)
Good Leaving Group
mesylate (OMS)
Good Leaving Group
tosylate (OTS)
Good Leaving Group
Iodide (I)
Good Leaving Group
Bromide (Br)
Good Leaving Group
Chloride (Cl)
Good Leaving Group
Protonated water (R-OH2)
Good Leaving Group
O-H
Strong Nucleophile
R-O
Strong Nucleophile
N-H2
Strong Nucleophile
SH
Strong Nucleophile
CN
Strong Nucleophile
SCN
Strong Nucleophile
OAc
Strong Nucleophile
SR
Strong Nucleophile
I [nuc]
Strong Nucleophile
Br [nuc]
Strong Nucleophile
Cl [nuc]
Strong Nucleophile
H-O-H (water)
nucleophile
Weak Nucleophile
R-O-H (alcohol)
Weak Nucleophile
N-H3 (ammonia) [nuc]
Weak Nucleophile
What makes a strong nucleophile?
negative charge, less stable
What makes a weak nucleophile?
no charge, more stable