carbonyl containing compounds/benzylic allylic position reactivity Flashcards
how to put a Br on the benzylic postion
Br2 or NBS, hv; radical boration mechanism
carboxylic acid to an alcohol
1) LiAlH4
2) H3O+/H2O
carboxylic acid to carbonyl
decarboxylation; carbonyl group beta to the carboxylic acid
conditions: H30+/H2O
acid anhydride synthesis
2 equ of carboxylic acid + heat
carboxylic acid to acid chlorides
SOCl2 or PCl5
carboxylic acid to esters
- fisher esterification: alcohol and cat H2SO4 (fully reversable)
-Sn2: 1)base to deprotonate (NaHCO3) 2) X-alkyl group for Sn2
-Sn2 with diazomethane: CH2N2
primary alcohol to carboxylic acid
CrO3, H2So4, H2O
alcohol or alkyl group on benzene to carboxylic acid
1) KMnO4, OH- (aq), heat
2) H3O+/H2O
aldehyde to carboxylic acid
1)NaOH, Ag2O, H2O
2) H3O+/H2O
bromine attached to a benzene -> carboxylic acid
1) Mg/ Et2O
2) CO2
3) H3O+/H2O
C=O to C=C
Wittig reaction:
1)PPh3
2) nbutLi (strong base to deprotonate carbon)
3) 2RC-PPh3 reacted with C=O
aldehyde/ketone to alkane (reduction)
basic conditions: Wolff-Kishner reduction
H2N-NH2, OH-, heat, triethylene glycol
acidic conditions: clemmensen reduction
ZnHg, HCl, EtOH, heat
carbonyl to imine
primary amine
carbonyl to enamine
secondary amine
ketone to acetal (protecting group)
diol and acid (H2SO4)
carbonyl to hemiacetal to acetal
alcohol excess
acetal to hemiacetal to ketone
H2O excess
reduction of carbonyls to alcohols
- NaBH4 and H2O or alcohol
- 1)LiAlH4/ether (aprotic solvent) 2)mild H+/H2O
-H2, Ni, 102 atm, 120 C
*secondary alcohols
ketone to hydrate/ gen diol
excess H2O
phenol to quinone
Na2Cr2O7, H2SO4 (aq); Cr reagent
phenol to tribrominated benzene
Br2 (excess) H2O
phenol to dibrominated benzene
Br2 (excess) H2O, HBr
phenol to monobrominated benzene
Br2 (1 equ), CCl4
aryl halid organometallic coupling rections
form new C-C sigma bond;
heck: vinylic H on alkene
suzuki: boronic acid on ring (B(OH)2)
how to put boronic acid on a ring
1) Br2, FeBr3
2) Mg/ EtO
3) B(OH)2
4) H2O/H3O+
substitution reaction on an aryl halide
SnAr: Nucleophilic attack -> negative intermediate (lone pair ) -> leaving group halide leaves
**must have EWG on ring to stabilize intermediate
elimination (E2) reaction on aryl halide
strong base -> benzyne intermediate -> substituted ring with strong base