Chem3 - Oxygen Rxns Flashcards

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Carboxylic acids typically do NOT undergo

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nucleophilic addition

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2
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what is a nucleophile?

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attacks, donates electrons (lewis base), usually strong baseshigher electronegativity=decreased nucleophilicity

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what is the leaving group?

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what is kicked off when the nucleophile attacks, definied by its stability alone or in solution. usually a weaker base

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4
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alcohol

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R-OH, H bonds, increases BP, can act as a nucleophile and a leaving group

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5
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what is the function of a tosylate?

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has a benzne ring, usually used to protect alcohols

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6
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what is a mesylate?

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usually used as a protecting group, has no benzene ring

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7
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ether

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R-O-R,can H bond but is relatively non reactive

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8
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what is an electrophile?

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gets attacked, usually with + charge.carbonyls common

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9
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aldehydes and ketones being attacked can produce a ____ mixture

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racemic

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10
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what does stereoselective mean?

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prefers R or S

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11
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what does stereospecific mean?

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100% or 0% of an isomer formed

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12
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acid halide+RCOOH=

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anyhdride

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13
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acid halide+water=

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COOH

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14
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acid halide+ROH=

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ester

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15
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acid halide+RNH2=

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amide

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16
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what is the leaving group on an anhydride?

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a carboxylate (R-COO-)

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17
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what is transesterification?

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one alkoxy group is substituted for another

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18
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what is a lactone?

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formed by intramolecular cyclization

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19
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amides are the least reactive carbonyl, T/F

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T

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20
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what is a lactam?

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cyclic amide

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21
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do aldehydes and ketones have a leaving group?

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no

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22
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what does the kinetic enolate form during tautomerization?

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least substituted alkene with lower Ea

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23
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what does the thermodynamic enolate form?

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most substituted alkene

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24
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what is the produce of an aldhyde and a ketone reacting?

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a hemiacetal

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imine=? enamine=?
C=N-RHC=C-NRR
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NABH4 and LiAH4(LAH) are
reducing agents that reduce ketones and aldehydesonly LAH reduces COOH, esters, & acetates
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cyanohydrin?
CN-, attacks carbonyl and produces a COOH when exposed to acid+water
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how many bonds can P form?
5
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what is oxidation?
increase in H bonds to O or X, loss of CH bonds
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what is reduction?
increase in H bonds or R groups, loss of O or X bonds
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what is Oxygens typical oxidation state?
-2
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can you oxidize a tertiary alcohol?
no
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oxidizing agents usually have many
O atomsK2CrO7, KmNO4, PCC
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reducing agents usually have many 
H atomsLAH, NaBH4, 
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NaBH4 reduces only 
ketones and aldehydes
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what could you use to oxidize OH down to COOH
KmNO4, CrO4-, Cr2O4-
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what does PCC do?
oxidize primary alcohols to aldehydes and secondary alcohols to ketones
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what is the basic mechanism of an aldol condensation?
alpha carbon attacks another carbonyl
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what is the main functional group in an aldose?
aldehyde
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what is the main functional group in a ketose?
ketone
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how do you name carbohydrates?
in a fisher projection, start numbering at carbonyl, if highest # carbon's OH is on right it is (D) otherwise it is (L)
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what is the anomeric carbon
found at new chiral center where the carbonyl was attacked
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what is the alpha anomer?
when the OH and methoxy groups are opposite to eachother
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what is the beta anomer?
when the alpha and methoxy groups are on the same side
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furanose?
5 member ring
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pyranose?
6 member carbohydrate ring with O
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what is the structure of sucrose?
alpha 1,1 link of glucose and fructose
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maltose structure
alpha 1-4 of 2 glucose
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lactose structure
beta 1-4 link of galactose and glucose
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cellulose structure
beta 1-4 link of glucoses
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amylose structure
alpha 1-4 link of glucose
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glycogen structure
alpha 1-4 links of glucose with alpha 1-6 BRANCH POINTS
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what are the reagents/products of the gabriel synthesis?
uses potassium phtalimide
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what is the strecker synthesis?
used to make amino acids
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what does amphipathic mean?
hydrophobic with hydrophilic end
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structure of triglyceride
3 fatty acids+ glycerol
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what is an unsaturated fatty acids?
has 1 or more double bonds
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grignard reagents create new ___ bonds
carbon-carbon
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two cysteines combine to form a 
cystine