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Conjugated Pi systems & pericyclic Reactions Flashcards

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1
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Dienes

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Are compounds that posses two carbon carbon double bonds

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What are the 3 types of dienes?

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  1. Cumulated dienes
  2. Conjugated Dienes
  3. Isolated Dienes
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Cumulated Dienes (allenes)

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The pie bond are adjacent

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Conjugated dienes

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The pie bonds are separated by exactly one sigma bond

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Isolated Dienes

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The pie bonds are separated by two or more sigma bonds

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__________ contains a continuous system of overlapping p-orbitals (make 4 overlapping p orbitals)

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Conjugated Dienes

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7
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A conjugated bond can also be formed with _________

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Carbonyl groups

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8
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Conjugated diene can be prepared from ___________ via elimination reactions (E2)

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Allylic halides & dihalides

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9
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Sterically hindered bases like _____________ is used to prevent SN2

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Potassium Tert-butoxide (t-BuOK)

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10
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The sigma bond in a double bond is ___________ than a regular sigma bond

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Shorter

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Why is the sigma bond in a double bond shorter than sigma bond in a single bond?

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Because in the double bond the sigma bond is sp2 so it has more s character (valence theory)

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12
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What is the molecular orbital theory to explain the why the sigma bon din a double bond is shorter?

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Because in the 1st pie bond it experience a double bond connection

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13
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___________ diene are more stable than isolated dienes

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Conjugated

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14
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At ________ isolated diene & conjugated diene are rapidly interconverting which establish an equilibrium

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Room temp

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15
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The stabilization energy associated with a conjugated diene is _______

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15 KJ/mol

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16
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According to the MO theory the atomic _________ combine to produce molecular orbitals (MO)

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P orbitals

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17
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Electrons in _________ are associated with an individual atom & electrons a molecular orbital are associated with an entire molecule

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Atomic orbital

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18
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1,3-butadiene has ________ overlapping P orbitals

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4 overlapping

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19
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1,3-butadiene has ________ overlapping P orbitals

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4 overlapping

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1,3,5-hexatriene has ________ overlapping p orbitals

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6 overlapping

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21
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There are 3 MOs (molecular orbitals) within the 6 overlapping orbitals in 1,3,5-hexatriene that are highest in energy which are called ___________

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HOMO

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Unoccupied MO are lowest in energy which are called ______

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LUMO (lowest unoccupied molecular orbital)

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Frontier orbitals

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The HOMO & LUMO orbitals

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The _______ contains the highest energy pie electrons which are mostly used in a reaction

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HOMO

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The ________ is the lowest energy MO that is capable of accepting electron density

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LUMO

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26
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What are the two products that are formed with dienes like butadiene with HBr & Br2?

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1,4-adduct & 1,2-adduct

27
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When butadiene (or any diene) is treated with HBr (or any reagent) at low temp what product is favored?

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1,2-adduct

28
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When butadiene (or any diene) is treated with Br2 (or any reagent) then __________ is favored

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1,4-adduct

29
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When 1,2-adduct is favored then it is because its _______ controlled

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Kinetic

30
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When the product 1,4-adduct is formed it is _______ controlled

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Thermodynamic

31
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What are the 3 groups of pericyclic reactions?

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  1. Cycloaddition
  2. Electrocyclic reaction
  3. Sigmatropic rearrangement
32
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All 3 pericyclic reaction are a __________ process

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Concerted and the transition states are cyclic

33
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In a _________ reaction two pie bonds are converted into two sigma bonds resulting in the addition of two reactants to form a ring

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Cycloaddition

34
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In an __________ reaction one pie bond is converted into a sigma bond which joins the ends of one reactant to form a ring

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Electrocyclic

35
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In a __________ rearrangement one sigma bond is formed at the expense of another & the pie bond changes its location

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Sigmatropic

36
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In a _________ reaction two sigma bonds are formed at the same time & a ring is formed (cycloaddition)

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Diels-Alder (forms a 4+2 cycloadduct)

37
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Can use high temp to get the reverse of a Diels-alder reaction which is called ___________

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Retro Diels-alder reaction (high temp is used to open a ring)

38
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_________ reactions are usually performed at low temp or room temp

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Diels- Alder reactions

39
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The starting material in a Diel-alder reaction is a ______ & _______

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Diene & dienophile

40
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When a dienophile doesn’t have any substituents the reaction exhibits a ________ & proceeds slowly

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Large Activation

41
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A diel-alder reaction will proceed more rapidly & higher yield when the dienophile has an electron withdrawing substituent like a ____________

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Carbonyl group (ketone, ester, carboxylic acid, CN)

42
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When a dienophile is a 1,2-disubstituted alkene the reaction proceeds with stereospecificity which means that a ______ alkene produces a ______ disubstituted ring & a trans alkene produces a trans disubstituted ring

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Cis

43
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A triple bond can also function as a dienophile where the product is a ring with __________

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Two double bonds

44
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Cyclopentadiene are permanently locked in a ____ conformation

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Cis

45
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When cyclopentadiene is used as the starting diene a ___________ is the product

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Bridged bicyclic compound

46
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______ position is syn to the larger bridge & _______ is anti to the larger bridge

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Endo, Exo

47
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________ cycloadduct is favored most

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Endo

48
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Why is an endo product favored?

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Because the transition state for the formation of the endo product is lower in energy than the transition state for the formation of exo product

49
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The Diels-alder reaction occurs when the electron are transferred from the ______ of the diene to the _______ of the dienophile

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HOMO, LUMO

50
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When the frontier orbitals overlap the phase becomes symmetric which is called _____________

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Conservation of orbital symmetry

51
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Alder reaction have orbital symmetry & its called a __________

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Symmetry- allowed process

52
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When alder reaction don’t have MOs overlap its called what?

A

Symmetry forbidden

53
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For ________ reaction one pie bond is converted into a sigma bond & the rest of the pie bonds change the location & creates a ring

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Electrocyclic

54
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When heat is used in a electrocyclic reaction than a ____ product is formed & when hv (light) is used then a _____ product is formed

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Cis, Trans

55
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Under thermal conditions (room temp) for electrocyclic reactions the configuration of the _________ determines the configuration of the products

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Reactants

56
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The stereochemical outcome for electrocyclic reactions is explained by the HOMO lobes where the lobes rotate in a __________ rotation which leads to a cis product (with trienes)(3 conjugated pie bonds & two vertical nodes)

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Disrotatory rotation- where one set of lobes rotated clockwise & the other rotates counterclockwise

57
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With 4 pie electrons it has __________ rotation

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Conrotatory rotation- where both sets of lobes rotate in the same direction (usually gives trans conformation)

58
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Conjugated systems with 4 pie bonds undergo thermal electrocyclic reaction in a ___________ rotation

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Conrotatory Rotation

59
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Conjugated systems with 6 pie bonds undergo thermal electrocyclic reaction in a ___________ rotation

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Disrotatory rotation

60
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Sigmatropic rearrangement

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Pericyclic reaction where one sigma bond is formed at the expense of another (pie bonds change its location)

61
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A [3,3] sigmatropic rearrangement is called what ?

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Cope rearrangement

62
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Equilibrium for a cope rearrangement favors ____________ alkene

A

More substituted

63
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The oxygen analogue of a cope rearrangement is called what?

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Claisen rearrangement

64
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The __________ rearrangement is a [3,3] sigmatropic rearrangement & is common for allylic vinylic ethers & allylic aryl ethers

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Claisen Rearrangement

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