exam #2 Flashcards
Aromaticity
- cynic
- planar
- conjugated pi bonds
CH3 Group
Common: toluene
IUPAC: methyl benzene
OH Group
Common: Phenol
IUPAC: Benzenol
OCH3 Group
Common: Anisole
IUPAC: methoxy-benzene
NH2 Group
Common: Aniline
IUPAC: benzenamine
CH=CH2
Common: Styrene
IUPAC: vinyl benzene
CH=O
Common: benzaldehyde
IUPAC: benzene carbadlehyde
O=C-O-H
Common: benzoic acid
Benzene Carboxcylic Acid
Two substituents:
- add their position (ortho, meta, para, etc)
- make sure the first ends in O
- always do alphabetical
- always label the number position
- remember tri/di
FeCL creates
Cl
good electrophile
HNO3
———>
H2SO4
NO2
SO3
——>
H2SO4
SO3H
ALCl3
adds an R group
Deactivating
Meta director
Activating
ortho/para
When do you reverse S/R configuration
if the smallest group is on a wedge instead of a dash.
what does no enantiomers mean
MESO
SN2
CH3-BR –> CH3-OH +Br
- primary carbons 1>2>3
- weaker the base the better
- wants a strong not bulky nucleophile
- CH3O is an example of one
E2
CH3CH2CH2Br + Oh –> CH3CH=CH2 + H2O + Br
- likes primary carbons
- double bonds
- Likes OH as a nucleophile
- strong nucleophile
- opposite of SN2 where it is 3>2>1
E1
- wants greatest number of R groups for nucleophile
-weak nucleophile, very bulky.
3>2>1 - double bonds
SN1
- weak nucleophile (bulky) (H2O, ROH, COOH)
- 3>2>1
substitution reaction
major product = one with most hydrogens
elimination reactions
major product = one with fewest number of hydrogens
what is a racemic mixture
50:50 mixture of enantiomers