C11: Alcohol Reactions Flashcards
oxidation of alkane to carboxylic acid
alkane – 1 alcohol – aldehyde – carboxylic acid
oxidation of alkane to ketone
alkane – 2ndary alcohol – ketone
R-OH –_____–> alkenes
dehydration
R-OH –_____–> ketones, aldhydes, acids
oxidation
R-OH –_____–> R-X (halides)
substitution
R-OH –_____–> R-H (alkanes)
reduction
R-OH –_____–> R-O-C(=O)-R’ (esters)
esterification
R-OH –_____–> R-OTs (tosylate esters)
tosylation
R-OH –______–>–______–> R-O-R’ (ethers)
[1] form alkoxide [2] R’X
___ and ____ ____ are easily oxided
Primary, Secondary, Alcohols
oxidation of ____ alcohols gives ketones
secondary
oxidation of ____ alcohols gives aldehydes
primary
______ can be further oxidized to carboxylic acid
aldhydes
Primary alcohol + ______ = carboxylic acid
Chromic acid
HO-(O=)Cr(=O)-OH
Primary alcohol + ______ = stop at aldehyde
PCC. HCl. (Pyridine or dichloromethane)
Collins Reagent
Chromium Trioxide + Pyridine
CrO3 + (benzene ring with N replacing one carbon)
Jones Reagent
Chromic acid + Hydrosulfuric acid + acetone
CrO3 + H2SO4 + CH3-C(=O)-CH3
Bleach
Sodium hypochlorite
NaOCl
DMSO4, Swerns Reagent
dimethyl sulfoxide, oxalyl chloride and triethyl amine
CH3-(S=O)C-CH3 , (COCl)2
Secondary Alcohol oxidized to ketone by
Chromium Reagent: Chromic acid or PCC
Non Chromium Reagent: Bleach, Swern, DMP