Aldehyde And Ketone Flashcards

1
Q

what is an aldehyde

A

ends with a c double bond O

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2
Q

ketone

A

the middle contains an c double bond o

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3
Q

what are the intermolecular forces of a carbonyl

A

permanent dipole dipole forces

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4
Q

what are aldehydes oxidised into

A

carboxylic acids

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5
Q

aldehyde into carboxylic acid
reagent and conditions also include the equation for oxidation of the reagent and observation
thanks smarty ;)

A

oxidation
potassium dichromate and dilute sulfuric acid
reflux
3CH3CHO + Cr2O7
2- + 8H+  3 CH3CO2H + 4H2O + 2Cr3
orange to green

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6
Q

what are the 2 tests to distinguish between aldehydes and ketones

A

fehlings
tolhens

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7
Q

explain tolhens regent

A

aldehydes in carboxylic acid
silver mirror forms
ketones no change

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8
Q

explain fehlings reagent

A

aldehydes oxidised into carboxylic acid
blue to red
ketones don’t react

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9
Q

reduction of carbonyls mechanisim and reagents

A

NaBH4 in aqueous ethanol
nucleophilic addition
alcohol produced

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10
Q

if it is an aldehyde reaction with NaBH4 what is produced

A

primary alcohol

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11
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if it is an ketone reaction with NaBH4 what is produced

A

secondary alcohol

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12
Q

carbonyl compound into a hydroxy nitrile
reagent
condition
mechanisms

A

cn and dilute sulfuric acid
room temp and pressure
nucleophilic addition

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13
Q

advantage of using kcn and nacn

A

higher concentration of cn as the compounds completely ionise and hcn is weak so only partially ionises
also hcn is toxic

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14
Q

what do aldehydes and unsymmetrical ketones form when reacting with kcn and dilute sulfuric acid

A

they for a mixture of enantiomers because the trigonal planar carbonyl is approached from both sides by the HCN attacking species which results in a racemate.

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