Carbonyl Reduction Flashcards

1
Q

What are the reactants

A

The reactants are benzoohenone + NaBH4 + CH3OH

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2
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What is the theoretical product

A

Diphenylmethanol

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3
Q

Benzophenone precaution?

A

Environmentally damaging

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4
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Diphenylmethanol precaution?

A

Skin irritation

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5
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Sodium borohydride precaution?

A

Flammable

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6
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Is this reaction endothermic or exothermic ?

A

It’s exothermic

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7
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At what temperature do you want to maintain the reaction mixture and why

A

Do you want to maintain the reaction mixture below 45°C this will minimize the side reaction of sodium borohydride with the solvent methanol

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8
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What solvent will you be using to wash your crude product

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I will be using water as my solvent

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9
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What are the sources of hydrogen’s that are introduced to form the final product diphenyl methanol

A

The sources of hydrogens RNABH4 and 0H from CH30H. One hydrogen comes from each one to form the final product diphenyl methanol

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10
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What types of carbonyl compounds can be used to prepare primary and secondary alcohols

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Carboxylic acid can be used to prepare primary alcohols. While ketones can be used to prepare secondary alcohols

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11
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Can a tertiary alcohol be prepared by the reduction of a carbonyl compound

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A tertiary alcohol cannot be prepared by the reduction of a carbonyl compound

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12
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Define oxidation and reduction

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Oxidation is the increasing number of CO bonds and or decreasing the number of CH bonds while reduction is the decreasing number of CO bonds and or increasing the number of CH bonds

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13
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Do you think the synthesize diphenylmethanol compound was pure ?

A

Yes I think the synthesize diphenyl methanol compound was pure because it had a small melting range

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14
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What is a positive test for jones ?

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A positive test is the formation of a blue green

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15
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What is a positive test for Lucas test?

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A positive test is the appearance of an emulsion

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16
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What were the results of 1-butanol for Joannes and Lucas tests?

A

Or Joannes test the results were Orange to blue green. For the Lucas test the results were no reaction

17
Q

What were the results for 2-butanol for Jones and Lucas tests

A

Or Jones the results were Orange to blue green. For Lucas the results were emulsion one minute

18
Q

What were the results for 2-methyl 2- propanol ?

A

There was no reaction for the Jones test and for Lucas it was Emulsion 5 minute

19
Q

What were the results for isopropyl alcohol

A

The results were orange to blue green no reaction for Lucas

20
Q

What were the results for ethanol

A

For Joannes it was orange to blue green and for Lucas it was no reaction

21
Q

What were the results for your diphenylmethanol product?

A

For Joannes it was orange to blue green and for Lucas it was emulsin five minutes

22
Q

Sodium borohydride reacts with

A

H2O to form H2 has