Ch 27 - Carbohydrates Flashcards

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What are epimers?

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2 diastereomers that differ in configuration around ONE stereogenic ctr only

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How to use OH to label sugars w/many stereogenic ctrs as D or L?

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  • OH on stereogenic ctr farthest from carbonyl on RIGHT ➡ D (natural)
  • OH on stereogenic ctr farthest from carbonyl on LEFT ➡ L
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What is the anomeric carbon?

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  • Cyclization of sugar ➡ new stereogenic ctr at hemiacetal C

* former aldehyde C

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Two types of anomeric C’s?

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  • alpha anomer - OH ⬇

* beta anomer - OH ⬆

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3 steps to draw haworth projection (flat rings) from acyclic aldohexose? (also know reverse)

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1) draw flat 6 mem. ring, O in upper right corner. Add CH2OH on first counterclockwise C (D: ⬆, L: ⬇)
2) first C clockwise from O is anomeric C, add its OH (alpha: ⬇, beta: ⬆)
3) add other subs (right: ⬇, left: ⬆)

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2 Steps to convert Haworth projection ➡ chair form?

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1) draw chair w/O as ⬆ atom
2) add subs: ⬆ in Haworth: ⬆ in chair, ⬇ in Haworth: ⬇ in chair (OH’s equatorial, H’s axial; hemiacetal OH: ⬆ eq. (beta), ⬇ axial (alpha)

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Hemiacetal rxn ➡ glycoside (acetal), reagent?

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ROH/HCl

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Mechanism for glycoside formation? (4 steps)

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1) protonate hemiacetal OH w/acid
2) H2O leaves ➡ carbocation
3) alcohol attacks C+
4) Cl- deprotonates alcohol

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Glycoside hydrolysis rxn? (know mechanism!)

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  • Use mild acid (H3O+) and water ➡ cyclic hemiacetal + alcohol
  • reverse mechanism of glycoside formation
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Monosaccharides ➡ ether, Reagent? (also: mechanism of Williamson ether synthesis?)

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Ag2O/xs RX

1) deprotonate alcohol
2) alkoxy attacks RX (Sn2)

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Monosaccharides ➡ esters, reagent?

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Ac2O or Acl/pyridine

Ac = acetyl group

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Red of carbonyl group of Aldose ➡ alditol (primary alcohol), reagent?

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NaBH4/CH3OH

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Oxi of Aldose ➡ aldonic acids (carbonyl ➡ COOH) or aldaric acids (carbonyl & CH2OH ➡ COOH at both ends), reagents?

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  • aldonic acids (3): Ag2O/NH4OH, Cu2+, Br2

* aldaric acids: HNO3/H2O

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How to remove 1C from aldose? Reagents used?

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Wohl degradation: 
1) NH2OH 
2) Ac2O, NaOAc
3) NaOCH3
• C1-C2 bond cleaved, C2 becomes new CHO
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How to add 1C from aldose? Reagents used?

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Kiliani-Fischer Synthesis:

1) NaCN, HCl
2) H2/Pd, BaSO4
3) H3O+

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Mechanisms to know for exam!

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  • glycoside formation

* glycoside hydrolysis