Exam 3 Flashcards

1
Q

H2

A

replaces double bond with 2 hs

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2
Q

HX

A

replace double bond with H and X
- looks like substitution

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3
Q

H2O2

A
  • antimikov
  • places X on least substituted
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4
Q

markonicov

A
  • adds H to least and X on most substituted
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5
Q

H3O+

A

gives OH

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6
Q

dihydroxylation

A

OsO4
- cold

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7
Q

O3 and H2O2

A

get 2 =O
1 OH

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8
Q

o3

A

gives = O

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9
Q

HBr excess

A

gives 2 Br

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10
Q

H2/Lindlar’s cat

A
  • gives cis 2 hydrogens on each side of double bond
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11
Q

Na with NH3 l

A

Gives double bond with trans Hs

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12
Q

KMnO4, OH-, warm, H3O+

A

Gives = O
and OH

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13
Q

o3 and HOAc

A

breaks at bond and gives half of reaction
- left and right

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14
Q

hydration

A
  • H
  • OH
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15
Q

hydrogenation

A
  • H
  • H
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16
Q

dihydroxylation

A
  • OH
  • OH
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17
Q

oxidative cleavage

A
  • O
  • O
18
Q

epoxidation

A
  • O
19
Q

Halogenation

A
  • X
  • X
20
Q

halohydrin formation

A
  • X
  • OH
21
Q

HX addition

A
  • H
  • X
22
Q

cyclopropanation

A
23
Q

HCL

A

HX
- H less sub and Cl most sub =

24
Q

HBr/ROOR

A

antimark
- not other roor

25
Q

HOH

A
  • Hydration
  • OH on most sub
  • look for methyl shift
26
Q

is rearrangement possible on oxymercuration?

A

no

27
Q

Hg(OAc)2

A

end with OH, H
- oxymercuration

28
Q

BH2, -THF
H2O2, -OH

A

anti
- Gives H and OH

29
Q

Br2, Cl2, I2

A

cis
- anti addition if trans

30
Q

CCl4

A

solvent

31
Q

Cl2/ H20

A

gives 1 Cl and OH

32
Q

OH and X

A

Cl2/H20
- OH on most sub
- halohydrins

33
Q

catalytic hydrogenation of alkenes

A

use H2 with Ni, Pd, or Pt
- gives wedge or dash

34
Q

both catalytic hydrogenation wedges

A

syn

35
Q

epoxidation

A
  • CO3H
  • opens ring if acidic
  • line angle = triangle O
  • ring = 2 OH
36
Q

syn dihydroxylation

A
  • gives OH on same side
  • OsO4, H2O2
  • KMnO4, OH- cold and diluted
37
Q

oxidative cleavage

A
  • KMnO4 warm and conc
  • break and replace with = O
38
Q

Warm and Conc

A

O = and OH

39
Q

O3 in -78
CH3)2S

A

O = H and H
- O leaves

40
Q
A