C10: Alcohol Synthesis Flashcards

1
Q

Phenol to phenoxide (2 different reagents)

A

NaOH

KOH

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2
Q

Salts are produced when you combine a weak base with

A

carboxylic acid

NOT simple phenols or alcohols

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3
Q

How to produce Gringard reagents

A

alkyl halide + Mg metal in ether solvent

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4
Q

Alcohol synthesis from alkene (Markovnikov)

A
  1. acid catalyzed hydration (rearrangement)
    _ + H20, (H+acid) = _
  2. oxymercuration-demercuration (no rearrangement)
    _ + [1] Hg(OAc)2, H20 [2] NaBH4
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5
Q

Markovnikovs Rule

A

Adds to the most substituted carbon

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6
Q

Alcohol synthesis from alkene (Anti-Markovnikov)

A

1.hydroboration-oxidation

[1] _ + BH3.THF [2]H2O2 NaOH

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7
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1,2 Diols from alkene (SYN)

A

_ + OsO4, H2O2 = _

_ + KMnO4, -OH, (cold dilute) = _

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8
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1,2 Diols from alkene (ANTI)

A

[1 form epoxide] [2 Hydrate epoxide]

_ + [1] RCO3H, [2] H30+ =

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9
Q

alkoxide from aceylide

A

_ + ketone/or/aldehyde = _

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10
Q

acetylenic alcohol from alkoxide

A

_ + H30+ = _

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11
Q

Gringard reagents require what two steps to complete reactions to alcohols

A

[1] ether solvent

[2] H30+

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12
Q

Gringard + formaldehyde = ???

A

Primary alcohol

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13
Q

Gringard + aldehyde = ???

A

Secondary alcohol

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14
Q

Gringard + ketone = ???

A

Tertiary alcohol

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15
Q

2 Gringard + ester = ???

A

Tertiary alcohol, cannot stop at ketone intermediate (2 groups added)

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16
Q

2 Gringard + Cl-(R)-C=O acid chloride = ???

A

Tertiary alcohol, ketone

17
Q

Gringard + epoxide = ???

A

Primary alcohol (2 groups added)

18
Q

aldehyde + NaBH4 = ???

aldehyde + LiAlH4 = ???

A

Primary alcohol
R-CH2-OH
R-CH2-OH

19
Q

ketone + NaBH4 = ???

ketone + LiAlH4 = ???

A

Secondary alcohol
R-CH(OH)-R’
R-CH(OH)-R’

20
Q

alkene + NaBH4 = ???

alkene + LiAlH4 = ???

A

No Rxn

No Rxn

21
Q

acid anion, (anion in base) + NaBH4 = ???

acid anion, (anion in base) + LiAlH4 = ???

A

No Rxn

Primary R-CH2-OH

22
Q

ester + NaBH4 = ???

ester + LiAlH4 = ???

A

No Rxn

Primary R-CH2-OH

23
Q

Industrial Synthesis of Ethanol

A

Ethelene + H20 –high pressure, heat, P2O5 catalyst –> ____

24
Q

ethylene + O2/Hg+ = ???

A

epoxide/oirane

25
Q

the ______ hindered carbon of a strained ring is attacked, making ____ react faster than ____

A

least
primary
secondary

26
Q

H2C=CH-CH2-CH2-C(=O)-H —–> H3C-CH-CH2-CH2-C(OH)-H

reduce both C=O and C=C

A

H2 + Pd ( or Pt or Ni) Catalyst

27
Q

H2C=CH-CH2-CH2-C(=O)-H —–> H2C=CH-CH2-CH2-C(OH)-H

reduce only C=O

A

[1] NaBH4 or LiAlH4

[2] H20, H+

28
Q

ketone & ester compound + NaBH4 = ???

ketone & ester compound + LiAlH4 = ???

A

reduced OH of ketone, ester is unchanged

reduced OH of ketone, reduced OH of ester

29
Q

Aldehydes to Primary Alcohols

A

H2, Pd (or Pt or Ni) Catalyst

30
Q

Ketones to Secondary Alcohols

A

H2, Pd (or PT or Ni) Catalyst

31
Q

S-H bonds are ____ than O-H bonds therefore easily _____

A

weaker

oxidized

32
Q

Another name for Thiols

A

Mercaptans, capture mercury

33
Q

Na-S-H + R-X =???

A

_ + _ = R-SH + Na-X

34
Q

2 _____ –Br2, Zn, HCl–> ________ + 2HBr

A

_R-SH –__________–> R-S-S-R + ____

35
Q

Thiol —- KMnO4—> ???

Thiol —- HNO3 —> ???

A

expanded octet (R-(O=)S(=O)-O-H), charge separation (R-(O-)S(-O)-OH) or both (R-(O=)S(-O)-O-H)