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1
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to produce diol what reactants should you use

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OsO4 and NaHSO3

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what does OsO4 do

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breaks double bond and adds oxygens of OsO4 to same side

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what does NaHSO3 do

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makes same sided oxygens into same sided alcohols

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what do [H] and H3O+ do?

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breaks double bonded oxygen, adds H to O to yield alcohol, adds another H

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what reactants should you use to partially reduce carboxylic acid?

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NaBH4 and EtOH

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6
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what reactants should you use to fully reduce carboxylic acid?

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LiAlH4 and Et2O

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what reactant should you use to reduce carboxylic acid and add R group?

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RMgX

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8
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what reactants does not react with ester?

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NaBH4

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9
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what reactants should you use to reduce ester?

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Et2O and LiAlH4

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10
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what reactants should you use to make alcohol out of aldehydes and ketones?

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LiAlH4, NaBH4, RMgX

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what does LiAlH4 and H3O+ do?

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breaks double bond of carboxylic acid and adds H

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12
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what are common Rs?

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alkyl, aryl, methyl alkene (no idea what it actually is)

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13
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what is different about a Grignard reactant?

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it still reduces but adds an R group instead of an H

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14
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what does CH3MgBr and H3O+ do to reactant containing alcohol?

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takes H from OH leaving O- on carbon chain with other products of CH4 and MgBr+

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15
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what does CH3MgBr and H3O+ do to

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breaks double bonded oxygen to yield OH, breaks off other oxygen, adds 2 methyls (see pic) and another reactant of CH3OH (reacts twice!!)

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16
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what reactant should you use to replace tertiary alcohol?

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HCl/HBr

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17
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what reactant should you use to replace primary/secondary alcohol?

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SOCl2/PBr3

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18
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what reactants should you use for oxidation?

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CrO3 or Dess Martin pyridine

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19
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what reactant should you use to oxidize to carboxylic acid?

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CrO3

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20
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what reactant should you use to oxidize to aldehyde?

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dess martin

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21
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what yields from oxidizing a primary alcohol?

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yields either carboxylic acid or aldehyde

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22
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what yields from oxidizing a tertiary alcohol?

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no reaction

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23
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what is stronger between CrO3 and Dess Martin?

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CrO3

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24
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what happens when you react CrO3 with a primary alcohol?

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2 step process that yields carboxylic acid

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25
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what happens when you reacts CrO3 with secondary alcohol?

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removes both Hs, turns single bond O to double bond

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26
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what happens when you react dess Martin and pyridine with primary alcohol?

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yields aldehyde

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27
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what happens when you react dess Martin and pyridine with secondary alcohol

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removes both Hs, turns single bond O to double bond

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28
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what reactants do you use for WilliamSon ether synthesis?

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NaH and THF

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29
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what is the simplified rxn for WilliamSon ether synthesis?

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ROH + R’X —> R-O-R’ + HX

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30
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in WilliamSon ether synthesis, which reactant is most hindered?

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ROH (3º>2º>1º)

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31
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in WilliamSon ether synthesis, which reactant is least hindered?

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RX

32
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what reactant do you use for acidic cleavage?

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HX

33
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what is the simplified rxn for acidic cleavage?

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R-O-R’ –> ROH + R’X

34
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what reactant should you use for reverse of acidic cleavage?

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NaH

35
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what are the most hindered in acidic cleavage?

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ROH primary and secondary

36
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what are the least hindered in acidic cleavage?

A

tertiary ROH

37
Q

what reactant should you use to make an epoxide?

A

mCPBA

38
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describe primary alcohol

A

carbon w/ OH, 2 H, 1 R

39
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describe tertiary alcohol

A

carbon w/ OH, 3 R

39
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describe secondary alcohol

A

carbon w/ OH, H, 2 R

40
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how to name alcohol and phenols

A

number longest carbon chain by OH group, # substituents in ABC order, replace -e w -ol

41
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a less hindered O atom is more/less stable?

A

more

42
Q

more inductive effect more/less acidic?

A

more so more stable

43
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what are weak acids that do not react with weak bases (like amines) and have limited rxns with things like NaOH?

A

alcohols

44
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what is more acidic, phenol or alcohol?

A

PHENOL!

45
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are phenols with electron withdrawing more/less acidic than phenol itself?

A

more

46
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are phenols with electron donating more/less acidic than phenol itself?

A

less

47
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What reactants do you need to go from RSH to R-S-R’?

A

NaH and R’X

48
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What does NaH yield from RSH?

A

RS-

49
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What does R’X yield from RS-?

A

R-S-R’

50
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what reactants should you use for alkoxylmercuration rxn?

A

ROH, Hg(AC)2 and NaBH4

51
Q

what happens when you react ROH, Hg(AC)2, and NaBH4 with an alkene?

A

breaks double bond, adds OR to most hindered and H to least hindered

52
Q

what does mCPBA do?

A

breaks double bond, creates epoxide

53
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what does NaOCH3 and H2O do to epoxide?

A

breaks epoxide and adds OH at primary, methyl on other side of O

54
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what does HBr do to an epoxide?

A

breaks epoxide and adds OH at more hindered, removes O, Br at end of other C chain

55
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what does HBr do to an epoxide w double bond on ring?

A

breaks epoxide and adds Br at more hindered, removes O, OH at end of other C chain

56
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what does RBr do to episulfide?

A

breaks episulfide and adds Br at less hindered, methyl on other side of S

57
Q

What does NaH?

A

takes away LG from one reactant, H from the other, and synthesizes the reactants

58
Q

list ketone, carboxylic acid, and aldehyde in order of increasing strength and discuss reaction rate comparatively

A

ketone < aldehyde < carboxylic acid

ketone fastest and weakest

59
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What happens when Li oxidizes?

A

it is stronger so it cleaves and any O goes to OH

60
Q

Grignard reactants do what?

A

add R (can be Cs) and OH

61
Q

what happens when you use 2 equivalent Grignard reactants?

A

it removes the OR group first (goes through two rxns)

62
Q

what are things that help prove more acidity?

A

lower pKa, more stable, more inductive, more EN

63
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what does an acid and heat do?

A

removes OH and makes double bond on markovnikov

64
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what will HBr do?

A

cleaves bond, forms OH on more hindered, Br on less hindered

65
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what does CH3Br do to episulfide?

A

S to CH3 on more hindered, Br on less hindered

66
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what kind of rxn uses NaH

A

WilliamSon

67
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what does SOCl2 do?

A

replaces OH with Cl

68
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what does PBr3 do?

A

replaces OH with Br

69
Q

what do Na, BH4 do?

A

go to anti-markov

70
Q

what do you need for Grignard rxn

A

C=O

71
Q

what does ROH (Hg) do?

A

breaks double bond, adds ether to one side

72
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what catalyzes Williamson ether synthesis

A

base

73
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what catalyzes reverse of Williamson ether synthesis

A

acid

74
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what does a base and water do?

A

breaks ether, adds LG and OH

75
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what side cleaves when needed?

A

less hindered side

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