Chem 261 mechanisms Flashcards

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what conditions give the anti-Markonikov product?

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HBr and Peroxide (ROOR)

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Steps of acid catalyzed alkene hydration

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  • acid protonates alkene (C=C bond broken, C-C remains)
  • water (Nu-) added –> OH group added to alkane
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Oxymercuration/Demercuration steps

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  • oxymerc. –> addition of HgOAc and OH (reactants: H2O, Mg(OAc)2, THF)
  • demerc. –> removal of HgOAc and addition of H (Reactants: NaBrH4

*** NO rearrangements –> no carbocation intermediate

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3 mechanisms of alkene hydration:

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  • acid catalyzed
  • oxymerc./demerc.
  • Hydroboration-oxidation
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Hydroboration-oxidation steps

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  • hydroboration –> addition of BH2 and H (syn)
  • Oxidation –> removal of BH2 and addition of OH
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dihalogenation of an alkene steps

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  • addition of br or cl, 3-membered transition state
  • addition of other br or cl from other side (syn addition)
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reactants in halohydration of alkenes

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H2O and X2 (X = Cl or Br)

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Halohydration adds ___ and ___ across a C=C bond

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OH and X (X = Cl or Br)

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2 options for conditions of 1,2-dihydroxylation:

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1.) dilute KMnO4/HO-/H2O/cold

2.)OsO4, pyridine then NaHSO3, H2O

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Dihydroxylation of an olefin with OsO4 (list steps and other conditions)

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  • OsO4 and pyridine –> intermediate with Os
  • react with NaHSO3 and H2O –> product is formed
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reactants in oxidative cleavage of alkenes

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O3 (ozone), Low temp
–> and a reductive or oxidative workup

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Steps of oxidative cleavage of alkenes

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  • add O3 with low temp, as well as a reductive/oxidative workup
  • results is fragments due to breaking of double bond (2 carbonyl fragments)
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13
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why is a phenol not an alcohol?

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The OH group is attached to an SP2 C and not a SP3

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Steps of converting an alcohol to an alkyl halide with PBr3

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  • protonate OH with PBr3
  • PBr2 attaches, Br leaves
  • Br attacks from bottom, OHPBr2 leaves
  • alkyl halide remains
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15
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What is the purpose of protonating alcohols

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To make them into better leaving groups

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16
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acronym for an OH protecting group

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TBSCl or TBS

17
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what is TBAF used for

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to remove an alcohol protecting group (ie. TBS)
It is a source of fluoride

18
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what can you treat an alkene with that results in an epoxide?

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MCPBA (a peroxy acid)

19
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Acid catalyzed ring opening of an epoxide results in the ____________ product while basic conditions result in the _____________ product

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Markonikov
Anti-Markonikov

20
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what 2 functinoal groups are created in an epoxide ring opening?

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2 OH groups

21
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Hyperconjugation definition

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delocalization of Pi electrons, increases stability

22
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Hydroboration-Oxidation reactants

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1.) BH3/THF
2.) H2O2, NaOH

23
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What is the solvent for alkyne dihalogenation?
Note: NOT reactant

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What is the solvent for alkene dihalogenation?
Note: NOT reactant

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What is a polar protic solvent? when is it used? list some examples
A solvent with an OH or NH bond Used in E1/SN1 reactions eg. ethanol, methanol, water
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What is a polar aprotic solvent? when is it used? List some examples
A solvent without OH or NH Used in E2/SN2 reactions Acetone, DMSO, DMF, THF
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What are the reactants for an acid catalyzed epoxide ring opening?
Acid (ex. H2SO4) H2O
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What are the reactants for an base catalyzed epoxide ring opening?
A strong base (ex. NaOH)
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conditions for CIS 1, 2-Dihydroxylation
OsO4, NaHSO3 (Similar to dihydroxyltion of an alkene with OsO4)
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conditions for TRANS 1, 2-Dihydroxylation
MCPBA and H+/H2O (Similar to the formation of an epoxide and then the opening of its ring with an acid and H2O)
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