Aldehydes Ketones and Carboxylic acids 2 Flashcards
Directly RMgX is not added to RCOCl, it is converted to R2Cd.
Since Grignard Reagent is very reactive it will react with ketone, so formed as the pdt and form 3o alc to prevent this, it is converted to R2Cd.
- The yield of ketones is very high in this ketone.
How is the C=O, pi bond different from the C=O.
why carb acids do not give nu- addn?
In C=O the pi electrons is the alkene do not have any direction.
Therefore the nu- addn is not taking place they will have only X2, H2SO4, HX, whereas the pi e-s of C=O are always directed towards the oxygen which makes the nu- addn easier.
therefore carb acids do not give nu- addn
aliphatic aldehydes is more prone to nu- addn than aromatic aldehydes
- (-R) effect of aldehydic grp which decreases the electrophilicity of the carbonyl carbon.
- Aromatic aldehydes are greater than aromatic ketones due to greater steric hindrance.
____ is teh ketone that is least reactive
acetophenone
aldehydes are more easily oxidized thana ketone. give reason.
Due to teh presence of H atom in the carbonyl C which can be easily converted to -OH gp without involving cleavage of bond.
in ketones cleavage of C-C bond is difficult.
aldehydes are good reducing agents due to teh presence of the C=O therefore aldehydes can wasily be oxidized by weak OR like Cu2+, Ag+, Br2-, etc…
ketones req strong OR like conc HNO3, K2Cr2O7/H2SO4,etc…
Why benzaldehyde (aromatic aldehydes) do not give fehlings rgnt?
DU eto the -R effect of teh aldehyde gp, the e- density on the C of the carbonyl gp increases which makes CH bond strong, Only strong OA can oxidize.
They answer only tollens not fehlings.
The weak nu-, alc, ammonia can attack the C=O in the presence of the acid, dry HCl.
dry HCl, protonates the Oxygen of the C=O.
it increases teh electrophilicity of the carbonyl C for the oxidation.
benzaldehyde to cinamaldehyde
cross aldol condensaidtion btwn, Benzaldehyde and acetaldehyde.
benedict soln
alk. CuSo4 - blue color
when added to aliphatic ald changes to red colour
used in clinical laboratory to test for blood glucose.
benzoic acid is a stronger acid than CH3COOH
- The ring has a strong -T effect which decreases the e-density that increases teh acideic strength also benzoate ion is more resonanve stabilized.
- in the benzoate anion the benzoic acid, the CH3 is attatched to the sp2 hybridized C atom.
in CH3COO- anion the CH3 is attatched to teh sp3 hybridized C atom.
the acidic strength depeds on the hybridization of C atom to which teh COOH is attatched.
benzoic is a stronger acid than acrolein.
though both having teh same sp2 hybridized C atom. benzoic acid is stronger due to the delocalization which destroys the aromatic character of the benzene ring.