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1
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Methyl carbon

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only SN2

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2
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primary C, with (KOTBU)

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E2 elimination, Hoffman’s rule

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3
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primary C, NaCL

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SN2 reaction

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4
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If an SN2 reaction occurs, and the C is chiral what happens?

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stereochemistry flips

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5
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secondary C, STRONG and LARGE base (KOTBu)

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E2 reaction, Hoffman’s rule

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Secondary C, strong small base (NaOH, NaOME, NaOET)

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E2, zaitsev

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7
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secondary C, “neutral” base (H2O, ETOH), low temperature

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SN1

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8
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if an SN1 reaction has chirla C it forms what

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racemic mixtures

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9
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secondary C, “neutral” base (h2o, etoh), high temperature

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E1, zaitsev

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10
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Secondary C, weak basic Nu (CI, Br, CH3COO, CN, N3)

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sn2

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11
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tertiary C, Strong base (NaOME/NaOET)

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e2 zaitsev

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13
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Tertiary C, Strong base (KOTBU)

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e2 hoffman

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14
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Tertiary C, Neutral Base, low temperature

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SN1

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15
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Tertiary C, neutral base, high temperature (MeOH/ETOH)

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E1 reaction zaitsev

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16
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list the good leaving groups/ extremely weak bases

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TsO, MsO, TfO, H2O, Tf2O

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17
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will stereochemistry change with Sulfonates?

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NO, to change stereochemistry, put things through an SN2 reaction.

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18
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phosphorous loves ____

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Oxygen

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19
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water/ ETOH

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SN1 solvents

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20
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I, Br, CH#COO, CN, N3

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SN2 nucleophiles

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21
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Clock wise priority

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R

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22
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Counterclockwise priority

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S

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23
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If the higher priorities are on the same side

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Z

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24
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If the higher priorities are on opposite sides

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E

25
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What do Nikoxides do?

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Form double bonds in a molecule by breaking other bonds.

26
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Name all Nikoxides

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NaoME, NaOCH3, NaOET, NaOCH2CH3, KotBu, Kot

27
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What is zaitsev’s rule?

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the most stable will be the major product. (note stability of double bonds)

28
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what is hoffmans rule?

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least substituted will be formed.

29
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what follows hoffmans rule?

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KotBu

30
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what follows Zaitsev’s rules?

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NaOMe, NaOCH3, NaOET, NaOCH2CH3

31
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What does catalytic H2SO4 do?

A

Rearrangement, it will take the atom off and form a carbo cation, a shift will occur (methyl, hydride, or ring expansion), and then Oh2 will come back in and form rearrangement.(examples on pg 20 of notes)

32
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hydride shift

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taking a hydrogen, moving it to the carbocation, and then breaking that bond to form a double bond from excess H2O.

33
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Methyl Shift

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removing the group to make a cation, then moving a methyl group to the site, then taking the invisible H and forming a double bond where needed.

34
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Ring expansion

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Removing group to form cation, then expanding the ring to the cation site, take an invisible H and break its bond to form a double bond.

35
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Alkyne Recations

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NaNH2 on top and something on bottom, these should always grow the alkyne.

36
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Anti addition

A

double elimination using NaNH2 to become probably an alkyne

37
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Syn Addition

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has a Cis product,

38
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how do you get a trans product in syn addition?

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Li NH3 (liquid) on top, and low temperature

39
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anti markovnikov means

A

the poor get rich

40
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in order to use Anti-Markovnikov you must use

A

HBr, and Peroxide

41
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Markovnikovs rule

A

the rich get richer

42
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regio selective

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one constitutional isomer is favored over the other

43
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Hydration reaction

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Cat HCl, or Cat. H2SO4 over H2O, (really H3O) and add an alcohol to the most substituted site.

44
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Carbocation Rearrangement

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Oh is in the most stable place.

45
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Oxymercuration-demurcuration

A

NaBH4

46
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Oxymercuration-demurcuration

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adding an OH group to stable sight.

47
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If H2O is replaced in an Oxymercuration-demercuration reaction, how will the product react?

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instead of an OH group, an OMe group will be placed.

48
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what is the difference between Syn and Anti addition

A

The addition of two substituents to the same side of an unsaturated molecule is known as syn addition. The addition of two substituents in opposite directions is known as anti-addition.

49
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Hydroboration

A

H2O, NaOH, H2O

50
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what does hydroboration do?

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gives an OH group to the least substituted site, the exact opposite of oxymercuration, de-mercuration.

51
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what is a carbene?

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lone pair, P orbital, and 2 H’s on a C

52
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Oxidation

A

gain O or lose H

53
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Reduction

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lose O or gain H

54
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1,2 diol syn addition

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two OH groups are added to the same face.

55
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Oxidation of alkenes

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NaHSO3, H2O

56
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Cold basic (COld KMnO4/ NaOH, H2O)

A

does the same as OSO4 in oxidation of alkenes

57
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Hot acidic (Hot HMnO4/ H3O)

A

cleaves double bonds/unravels things.

58
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for hot acidic KMnO4, what do you add depending on H number on C

A

0H, ketone
1H, carboxylic acid
2H, CO2

59
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organic chemistry 1 (2 decks)

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