carboxylic acid derivatives Flashcards

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What is the general structure of acid halides?

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carboxylic acid with the hydroxyl group replaced with a halide.

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How do you name acid halides?

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replace the -IC ACID with -YL HALIDE

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How are Acid chlorides synthesized?

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They are synthesized from reacting carboxylic acids with SOCl2 or PCl5

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What are some reactions of acid chlorides?

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They undergo the same reactions as carboxylic acids but they are more reactive.

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How do you synthesize alcohols from acid chlorides?

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acid chlorides are reduced by NaBH4 to form primary alcohols. Acid chlorides react with H2/Pd/C to form carboxycilic acids, then reduces to alcohols with LiAH4

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What is the general formula of acid Anhydrides?

How do you name them?

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replace the acid with anhydride.

ex. acetic anhydride becomes acetic acid

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What is the reactivity of carboxylic acid derivatives

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Acid Chlorides > acid anhydrides > esters = carboxylic acids > amides > carboxylate

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What is the general structure of a amide?

How do name amides?

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replace the -oic acid of the corresponding carboxycilic acid with amide.

if alkyl groups are attached gto the nitrogen they are designate by N for each group.

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What are the boiling point trends of amines?

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unsubstituded and monosubstituded form strong hygrogen bonds and have high boiling points.

disustituted have boiling points similar to that of corresponding ketones and aldehydes.

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How do you prepare amides?

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reacting carboxylic acid and carboxylic acid derivatives with ammonia or a amine.

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What are some reactions of amides?

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Amides undergo nucleophilic substitution at the carbonyl carbon

  • they react with water to forn carboxylic acids and amines in acidic are basic conditions (think hydrolyzes of proteins)
  • Amides are reduced by LiAlH4 to form amines
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What is the general structure of esters ?

how do you name esters?

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First name the alkyl groupattached to the oxygen followed by the parent acid with _ic acid replaced with -ate

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wahat is the boiling point trend for esters?

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they ahve boiling points similar to aldehydes and ketones because they do not have a hydrogen to form hydrogen bonds.

esters with longer R groups are less polar

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How are esters sythesized?

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by raecting carboxylic acids or derivatives (except amides) with alcohol in acidic or basic conditions

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15
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reactions of esters

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they can be hydrolyzed to yeild carboxylic acids and alcohol in acidic or basic conditions.

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16
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What is a saponification reaction?

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process of hydrolyzing triglycerides into a glycerol backbone and fatty acid chains. this is accomplished by NaOH

17
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explain decarboxylation

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its the removal of the COOH group from a beta keto acid. The COOH group is removed and is left as a CO2