Chapter 18 & 19: Enolates Flashcards

1
Q

What atom is being deprotonated to form an enolate?

A

An alpha carbon

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2
Q

What happens when an enolate reacts with an aldehyde or ketone?

A

Aldol addition/condensation

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3
Q

What base is commonly used for enolate formation?

A

NaOEt (EtO-)

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4
Q

What happens when an enolate reacts with an ester?

A

Claisen condensation

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5
Q

What happens when an enolate reacts with an α,β-unsaturated ketone?

A

Michael addition

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6
Q

What happens if an enolate attacks an alkyl halide?

A

SN2 reaction

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7
Q

What happens if an enolate attacks Br2 or Cl2?

A

Halogenation

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8
Q

Which nucleophiles participate in 1,4 conjugate addition?

2 types

A

Enolates and amines

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9
Q

Which nucleophiles cannot partake in 1,4 conjugate addition?

2 types

A

GROGNAR reagents and organolithium reagents

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10
Q

What is a Robinson annulation?

A

A michael addition of an enolate followed by an aldol condensation reaction

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