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Chapter 21: Carboxylic Acids and Their Derivatives Flashcards

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H3O+, Heat with cyanide group

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Hydrolysis of Nitriles

-forms carboxylic acid

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BH3 THF with carboxylic acid

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Reduction of Carboxylic Acids with Borane

-selectively reduces carboxylic acids to alcohols

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1)LAH, 2)H3O+ with carbonyl

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Reduction of Carboxylic Acids with LAH

  • the alcohol group is first deprotenated
  • this is because the LAH is not a good nuc but instead a good base
  • the carbonyl attacks the Al, while the hydride from LAH attacks the carbonyl carbon
  • the anion oxiygen then pushes its electron density down and expels the O-AlH2
  • another hydride atttacks to form an alkoxide
  • H3O+ is added at this point, to protenate the alkoxide
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SOCl2 with carboxylic acid

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Preparation of Acid Chlorides

  • carbonyl forms excellent LG with SOCl
  • Cl- that was expelled attacks carbonyl and displaces SO2Cl, forms SO2, Cl-
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H2O with Acid Chloride

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Hydrolysis of Acid Chlorides

  • H2O nuc attacks carbonyl
  • Cl leaves as LG
  • H2O is deprotenated
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ROH, Pyridine with Acid Chloride

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Alcoholysis of Acid Chlorides

  • ROH nuc attacks carbonyl
  • Cl leaves as LG
  • ROH is deprotenated
    • pyrdine is used to neutralize HCl
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2 NH3 with Acid Chloride

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Aminolysis of Acid Chlorides

  • NH3 nuc attacks carbonyl
  • Cl leaves as LG
  • NH3 is deprotenated
    • pyrdine is used to neutralize HCl
    • canwork for primary and secondary amines
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1)Excess LAH 2) H2O with Acid Chloride

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Reduction of Acid Chlorides

  • LAH delivers hydride
  • carbonyl reforms, expells Cl
  • LAH delivers hydride
  • H2O protenated alkoxide ioN
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1)LiAl(OR)3H 2)H2O with Acid Chloride

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Reduction of Acid Chloride

-reaction with aldehyde occurs more slowly, so reaction simply produces carbonyl

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1) Excess RMgBr 2)H2O with Acid Chloride

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Acid Chloride and Grignard Reagent

  • R- nuc attacks carbonyl
  • carbonyl reforms, expels Cl
  • R- attacks again
  • H2O protenates alkoxide ion
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R2CuLi with Acid Chloride

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Reaction between Acid Chlorides and Organometallic Reagents
0Cu forms less polarized bonds
-can produce ketones

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800 deg C with carboxylic acid

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Preparing Acid Anhydride
Can convertcarboxylic acid to acetic anhydride
-only useful for acetic acid
-forms H2O as side product

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Carboxylate ion with acid chloride

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Preparing Acid Anhydride

-nuc attack and loss of Cl

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1) NaOH 2) R-I with carboxylic acid

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Preparation of Esters via SN2

  • carboxylate ion acts as nuc that attacks the R gorup
  • tert alkyl halides don’t work
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R-OH, [H+] with carboxylic acid

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Preparation of Esters Via Fisher Esterification

  • carbonyl on carboxylic acid is protenated
  • acid attacks carbonyl C
  • acid deprotenated
  • hydroxyl protenated
  • carbonyl reforms, pushes off H2O
  • carbonyl deprotenated
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ROH, Pyridine with Acid Chloride

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Preparation of Esters Via Acid Chlorides

  • ROH nuc attacks carbonyl
  • Cl leaves as LG
  • ROH is deprotenated
    • pyrdine is used to neutralize HCl
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1) NaOH 2) H3O+ with ester

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Saponification

  • BASIC conditions
  • OH attacks carbonyl
  • OR leaves
  • OR is protenated by OH
  • carboxylate ion must thenbe protenated in 2nd step
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H3O+ with ester

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Acid-Catalyzed Hydrolysis of Esters

  • carbonyl is protenated
  • H2O attacks carbonyl
  • H2O deprotenated
  • O-R protenated
  • carbonyl reforms, ester-H leaves
  • carbonyl deprotenated
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NH3

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Aminolysis of Esters

Slow reaction, not as practical as acid chloride

20
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1)Excess LAH 2) H2O with ester

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Reduction of Esters

  • LAH delivers hydride
  • carbonyl reforms, expells R-O
  • LAH delivers hydride
  • H2O protenated alkoxide ion
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DIBAH, low temp. with ester

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Reduction of Esters

-stops reduction at aldehyde

22
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1) Excess RMgBR 2)H2O with ester

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Grignard Reaction with Esters

  • Two R groups and an OH as product
  • R- nuc attacks carbonyl
  • carbonyl reforms, expels RO
  • R- attacks again
  • H2O protenates alkoxide ion
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H3O+ heat with amide

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Acid Catalyzed Hydrolysis of Amides

  • carbonyl is protenated
  • H2O attacks carbonyl
  • H2O deprotenated
  • NH2 protenated
  • carbonyl reforms, NH3 leaves
  • carbonyl deprotenated
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1)NaOH, heat 2) H3O+ with amide

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Base-Catalyzed Hydrolysis of Amides

  • BASIC conditions
  • OH attacks carbonyl
  • OR leaves
  • NH2 is protenated by OH
  • carboxylate ion must thenbe protenated in 2nd step
  • deprotenation of carboxylic acid makes reaction irreversible
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NaCN with alkyl halide

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Preparation and Reactions of Nitriles
Via SN2 Reactions
Cyanide replaces halide

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SOCl2 with nitrile

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Preparation and Reactions of Nitriles
Via Amides
-carbonyl double bond attacks S, N lone pair forms double bond
-S-O forms carbonyl expels Cl
-Base deprotenated NH2
-Base deprotenates NH, forms triple bond (N-C) and O-S forms double bond, Cl expelled

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H3O+, Heat with nitrile

Acid-catalyzed

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Hydrolysis of Nitriles
N is protenated with H3O+
-H2O attacks C
-H2O is deprotenated 
-NH is protenated
[resonance: OH forms carbonyl, NH gets e- from double bond]
-carbonyl is deprotenated
-forms amide
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1)NaOH, H2O 2)H3O+ wth nitrile

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Base-catalyzed 
Hydrolysis of Nitriles
--OH attacks C
-N is protenated
-Oh deprotenated
[resonance: O- forms carbonyl]
-N- is  protenated
29
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1) RMgBr 2)H3O+ with Nitrile

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Reactions With Grignard Reagents and Nitriles

  • grignard attacks carbonyl, forms N-
  • treated with acid to form imine
  • hydrolyzed to ketone under acidic conditions
30
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1) Excess LAH 2) H2O

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Reductions of Nitriles

-Forms amine at end of carbon

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