Exam 1 - Organometallics Flashcards

1
Q

___ - Neutral carbons with a lone pair (no octet though!)

A

Carbenes

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2
Q

Organometallics add to the ___ substituted side of the epoxide.

A

less

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3
Q

Gilman Reagents (Organocuprates) use ___ instead of MgX.

A

CuX

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4
Q

In the Simmons-Smith Reaction, you add ___ and ___ to an alkene to create a regular cyclopropane and ___ byproduct.

A

CH2I2 and Zn(Cu), ZnI2

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5
Q

Carbenes - Neutral carbons with a ___ ___ (no ___ though!)

A

lone pair, no octet

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6
Q

___ -> Compound that delivers elements of a carbene without producing a free carbene.

A

carbanoid

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7
Q

Cycloproponation is ___. AKA the alkene geometry will determine which side the groups will end up on.

A

stereospecific

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8
Q

Grignard Reagents CANNOT work with any ___ ___ around!!! (i.e. OH).

A

acidic Hs

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9
Q

No protecting groups are needed for -OH groups if using ___ ___.

A

Gilman Reagents

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10
Q

In Organo-Lithium Reagents, the Cs behave as ___.

A

carboanions

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11
Q

Organometallics revolve around ___-___ type bonds.

A

C-M (where M is metal)

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12
Q

Grignard Reagents do not work well if one or more epoxide Cs are ___.

A

quaternary

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13
Q

Grignard Reagent reactions require a ___ ___ for ___, as no acidic protons can be around for the first reaction.

A

separate work-up, H3O+

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14
Q

Grignard Metal Reagents are very ___.

A

basic

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15
Q

Grignard Reagents attack the ___ substituted side of the epoxide.

A

less

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16
Q

Gilman Reagents have ___ of stereochemistry via a ___ mechanism.

A

inversion, SN2

17
Q

If you treat an alkene with ___ and ___, you can create a cyclopropane with 2 Cl groups attached.

A

KOtBu, CHCl3

18
Q

The ___ reaction creates a regular cyclopropane.

A

Simmons-Smith Reaction

19
Q

___ ___ are very basic.

A

Grignard Reagents

20
Q

Carboanion stability ordered from most to least:

A

alkyne (sp) > alkene (sp2) > alkane (sp3)

21
Q

Gilman Reagents attack the ___ substituted side of the epoxide.

A

less

22
Q

You can use ___ equivalents of Gilman Reagent if an -OH is present. However, it is usually just better to add a ___ ___.

A

2 equivalents, protecting group

23
Q

Grignard Reagents lead to ___ of the stereochemistry via ___.

A

inversion, SN2

24
Q

Most organometallics are ___, so they CANNOT react with ___ or acidic Hs.

A

basic, H2O

25
Q

Grignard Reagents include Mg___,___,___

A

Br,I,Cl

26
Q

Gilman Reagents are ___ ___ than Grignard Reagents, thus they can work around ___ ___.

A

less basic, acidic Hs

27
Q

Carbenes are ___ - both electrophilic and nucleophilic at the same time.

A

amphilic

28
Q

In C-X, the carbon acts as a ___. In C-M, the carbon acts as a ___.

A

electrophile, nucleophile

29
Q

(o) means ___.

A

metal

30
Q

Gilman Reagent reactions are ___.

A

stereospecific

31
Q

Order of reactivity from most to least for Lithium Halogen Exchange:

A

I > Br > Cl > F