Ch. 12 – Oxidation and Reduction (Week 6, Quiz 5) Flashcards

1
Q

What does the addition of 2 hydroxy groups to an alkene form?

A

1-2-diols or glycol

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2
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What reagents give trans-1,2-diols when reacted with alkene?

A

1) mCPBA

2) H2O and (H2SO4 or NaOH)

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3
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What two steps occur in the anti addition of 2 hydroxy groups to an alkene?

A

1) epoxidation with mCBA

2) (acid or base)-catalyzed epoxide opening

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4
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In the anti addition of 2 OH groups to an alkene, what carbon is attacked on the epoxide by acid or base respectively?

A
acid = more sub'd carbon
base = less sub'd carbon
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5
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T/F: Anti addition of 2 OH groups to an alkene forms enantiomers so a racemic mixture?

A

True

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6
Q

What reagents give syn-1,2-diols when reacted with an alkene?

A

option 1: KMnO4 and H2O, NaOH

option 2: OsO4 and NaHSO3, H2O

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7
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What type of mechanism is the syn addition of 2 OH groups to an alkene?

A

concerted reaction that forms a cyclic intermediate that then breaks down by hydrolysis

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8
Q

If a cis alkene does an anti addition and an trans alkene does a syn addition, what product(s) will form?

A

the same product will form

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9
Q

What does adding ozone and aqueous zinc to an alkene give?

A

carbonyl compounds

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10
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What are the two unstable intermediates that form when adding ozone and zinc to an alkene?

A

molozonide and ozonide

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11
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If an entire double bonds breaks, what parts of that bond also break?

A

all sigma and pi bonds

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12
Q

What reactants are needed for oxidative cleavage of alkynes?

A

ozone and water

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13
Q

What does ozonolysis of a terminal and internal alkyne give?

A
internal = carboxylic acids
terminal = carboxylic acid and water
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14
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What are alcohols oxidized to give?

A

carbonyl compounds

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15
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What are two chromium-based oxidants that we will use?

A

CrO3 and PCC

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16
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What oxidant does the Jones oxidation use?

A

CrO3 and H2SO4

17
Q

What oxidant does the Corey Suggs Oxidation use?

A

PCC

18
Q

Why can’t the Jones oxidation stop after one oxidation?

A

it is a very powerful oxidation and it will oxidize until it oxidizes all sigma-CH bonds

19
Q

Which is more powerful, Jones or Corey Suggs oxidation?

A

Jones

20
Q

How many rounds of oxidation does PCC do?

A

one

21
Q

What does the non-Cr based Swern oxidation use as an oxidant?

A

(COCl)2 and DMSO and TEA

22
Q

What is (COCl)2?

A

oxalyl chloride

23
Q

What is TEA?

A

triethyl amine

24
Q

What product does Jones Oxidation of 1º alcohol give?

A

carboxylic acid

25
Q

What does chromium oxidation of 2º alcohols produce?

A

ketones

26
Q

What is the Jones Oxidation

A
uses CrO3 (or other strong oxidant), H2SO4 and water to oxidize alcohols
strong oxidation so all C-H converted to C-O bonds
27
Q

What is the Corey Suggs Oxidation?

A

uses PCC to oxidize alcohols

mild oxidizing power so only one C-H converted to C-O