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reactivity scale

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acid halide > anhydride > imine> enamine > aldehyde > ketone > carboxylic acid > ester > amide > nitrile > carboxylate

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acid halide + carboxylate –>

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anhydride

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3
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acid halide + H2O –>

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carboxylic acid

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4
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acid halide + alcohol –>

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ester

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5
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acid halide + 2 eq amine –>

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amide

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6
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anhydride + H2O –>

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2 carboxylic acids

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anhydride + alcohol —>

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ester + carboxylic acid

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anhydride + 2 eq amine –>

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amide + carboxylate (O- +NH3)

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carboxylate + SOCl2 or PX3 with heat —>

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acid halide

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carboxylic acid + carboxylic acid with P2O5 or heat –>

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anhydride

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carboxylic acid + alcohol with HCl—>

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ester + H2O
(Fischer esterification)

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carboxylic acid + amine with heat (or DCC) —>

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amide + H2O

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ester + H2O with HCl –>

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carboxylic acid + alcohol

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ester + NaOH (hydroxide) with H2O —>

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carboxylate + alcohol

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15
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ester + alcohol with HCl –>

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new ester + alcohol

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ester + alkoxide (CH3O-) with alcohol —>

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ester + alcohol

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17
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ester + amine —>

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amide + alcohol

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18
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amide + H2O with HCl, heat—>

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carboxylic acid + protonated amine

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19
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amide + NaOH (hydroxide) with H2O, heat —>

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carboxylate + amine

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amide + alcohol with HCl, heat —>

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ester

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21
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amide + SOCl2 —>

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nitrile

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22
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pthalamide + 1.NaOH, 2.CH3CH2Br, 3.HCl,H2O,heat, 4.NaOH —>

pthalamide = anhydride with N instead of O in ring

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primary amine + two carboxylates

Gabriel’s amine synthesis
second step determines amine being formed

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23
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nitrile + H2O with HCl, heat —>

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carboxylic acid

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24
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carboxylic acid + PX3, pyridine, heat —>
carboxylic acid + SOCl2, pyridine, heat —>

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acid halide

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25
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carboxylic acid + carboxylic acid with acetic anhydride (CH3CO)2O and heat —>

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anhydride

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26
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carboxylate + primary alkyl halide —>

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ester

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27
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carboxylic acid + DCC, CH3OH —>

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ester

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28
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ester reactivity and resonance

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-more stable leaving group of an ester is, the more reactive it will be
-if leaving group can resonate = ester more reactive
-benzene rings: EWG = more reactive ester and EDG = less reactive ester

examples: EWG = NO2 and EDG = OCH3

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29
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alkyl halide + -CN –>

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nitrile

30
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synthesis: alkyl halide adding no carbons —> carboxylic acid

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primary:
1. NaOH
2. H2CrO4

secondary or tertiary:
1. NaOH
2.BH3, THF
3.H2O2, H2O, NaOH
4.H2CrO4

31
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synthesis: alkyl halide adding 1 carbon —> carboxylic acid

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primary or secondary:
1. NaCN
2. H2O, HCl, heat

OR

  1. Mg, ether
  2. CO2
  3. HCl
32
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synthesis: alkyl halide adding 2 carbons —> carboxylic acid

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  1. Mg, ether (or Gilman)
  2. epoxide
  3. HCl
  4. H2CrO4
33
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anhydride + carboxylate —>

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new anhydride + carboxylate

34
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Grignard + formaldehyde with H3O+—>

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primary alcohol

35
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Grignard + aldehyde with H3O+ —>

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secondary alcohol

36
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Grignard + ketone with H3O+—>

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tertiary alcohol

37
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Grignard with H2O+ acid halide/ester —>

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tertiary alcohol (2 identical substituents)

38
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Gilman + acid halide –>

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ketone

39
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acetylide anion + aldehyde —>

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alkynol

40
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cyanide anion + aldehyde/ketone —>

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cyanohydrin

41
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acid halide + NaBH4 —>

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primary alcohol

42
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acid halide + 1. LATB-H -78C and 2.H2O –>

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aldehyde

43
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anhydride + NaBH4 —>

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2 eq 1 alcohol

44
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imine + NaBH4 / NaBH3CN / H2, Pd/C –>

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primary or secondary amine

45
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enamine + NaBH4 / NaBH3CN / H2, Pd/C –>

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tertiary amine

46
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aldehyde + NaBH4 / H2, Raney Ni –>

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primary alcohol

47
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ketone + NaBH4 / H2, Raney Ni –>

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secondary alcohol

48
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ester + LiAlH4 –>

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primary alcohol

49
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ester + DIBALH –>

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aldehyde

50
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carboxylic acid + LiAlH4 –>

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primary alcohol

51
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amide + LiAlH4 –>

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amine

52
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nitrile + NaBH4 / H2, Raney Ni –>

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primary amine

53
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reactivity: aldehydes and ketones

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aldehyde>ketone>benzaldehyde>benzoketone

EWG increase reactivity (example: CN)
EDG decrease reactivity (example: OCH3)

54
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Grignard + carboxylic acid –>

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carboxylate
(acid workup for carboxylic acid)

55
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grignard + CO2 —>

A

carboxylate
(acid workup for carboxylic acid)

56
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protecting group alcohol

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TMS-Cl or TBDMS-Cl with imidazole

reverse with TBAF or H3O+

57
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aldehyde/ketone + primary amine with trace H+ –>

A

imine

58
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aldehyde/ketone + secondary amine with trace H+ –>

A

enamine

59
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aldehyde/ketone + 1 eq alcohol with H+ —>

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hemiacetal

60
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aldehyde/ketone + 2 eq alcohol with H+ —>

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acetal

61
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aldehyde + peroxyacid(CF3CO3-) –>

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carboxylic acid

62
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ketone + peroxyacid (CF3CO3-) –>

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ester

63
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aldehyde/ketone + 2 eq thiol with H+ –>

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thioacetal

64
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thioacetal + H2, Raney Ni —>

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alkane

65
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aldehyde/ketone + wittig reagent —>

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alkene

66
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aldehyde/ketone protecting group

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1 eq diol/H+ or 2 eq alcohol/H+

reversal = H3O+

67
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carboxylic acid protecting group

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1 eq alcohol/H+

reversal = HCl, H2O

68
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hierarchy of migration for (CF3CO3-)

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H > 3 > 2 > phenol > 1 > methyl

69
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how to add carbons to thioacetal

A

1.nBuLi
2.CH3MgBr

70
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how to cut of thioacetal to make alkane

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H2, Raney Ni

71
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primary alkyl halide + PPh3 + nBuLI –>

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wittig reagent

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