alkynes Flashcards

1
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general formula for alkynes

A

CnH2n-2

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1
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how many elements of saturation for each triple bond

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2

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2
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physical properties of alkynes

A

nonpolar, insoluble in water
soluble in most organic solvents
boiling points are similar to alkanes of same size
less dense than water
up to four carbons; gas at room temp

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3
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bond angle of acetylene

A

180

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4
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is acetylide ion a strong nucleophile

A

yes

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5
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how do you synthesize alkynes

A

nucleophilic attack by the acetylide ion on an unhindered alkyl halide

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6
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what can acetylide ions also go through if the Sn2 reaction is not possible (hindered back side attack)

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E2 reaction; can happen because acetylide ions are also strong bases

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7
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what forms when nucleophile attacks carbonyl group

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alkoxide ion; when alkoxide is deprotonated, an alcohol forms

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8
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ketone

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carbonyl group with two r groups

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9
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aldehyde

A

carbonyl group with one r group

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10
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formaldehyde

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carbonyl group with no r group

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11
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what is ethchlorvynol used for

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used to cause drowsiness and induce sleep

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12
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how is ethchlorovynol synthesized

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addition of acetylide ion to carbonyl group

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13
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how does synthesis of alkynes by elimination reactions work

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removal of twowh molecules from HX from a vicinal or geminal dihalide

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14
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when does triple bond migration occur

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super basic conditions

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15
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characteristics of pi addition reactions

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pi bond becomes two sigma bonds
exothermic
one or two more molecules may add
syn or anti addition, cis or trans double bond, or single bond`

16
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catalytic hydrogenation

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metal catalyst like pd, pt or ni is used, 2 hydrogen added to form alkane

17
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lindlar’s catalyst

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allows the reaction to stop after the addition of one mole of H; produces cis alkene

18
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dissolving metal reduction

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form trans alkene; anti stereochemistry; look for metal ammonia

19
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keto - enol tautomerization

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carbon oxygen double bond is more stable than carbon carbon double bond; rearranges so that the carbon carbon doubel bond is replaced with the carbon oxygen double bond

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