FINAL 02 - Reactions and Synthesis of Alkenes Flashcards

1
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States that addition of HX across a carbon-carbon multiple bond proceeds in such a way that the proton adds to the less substituted carbon atom

A

Markovnikov’s rule

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2
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Electrophilic addition of Hg2_ to alkene on reaction with mercury (II) acetate in aqueous THF solvent

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Oxymercuration

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3
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Treatment of intermediate organomercury compound with sodium borohydride

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Demercuration

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4
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Addition of a B-H bond of borane, BH3, to an alkene to yield an organoborane intermediate, RBH2

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Hydroboration

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5
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Involves the addition of Br2 that acts as a simple and rapid laboratory test for unsaturation

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Bromine test

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6
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The addition of HOX forms __________

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Halohydrins (halo-alcohols)

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7
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Increases electron density on carbon

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Reduction

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8
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Decreases electron density on carbon

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Oxidation

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9
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Normally used as PtO2 (Adam’s catalyst)

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Platinum

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10
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Normally used as very fine powder “supported” on an inert material such as charcoal (Pd/C)

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Palladium

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11
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Does not occur in a homogenous solution but instead takes place on the surface of solid catalyst particles

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Heterogenous process

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12
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Both H atoms add on the same more accessible face (less steric hindrance)

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syn sterochemistry

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13
Q

Yields saturated fatty acids

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Complete hydrogenation

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14
Q

Yields trans fatty acids

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Incomplete hydrogenation

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15
Q

A large molecule built up by repetitive units of smaller molecules called monomers

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Polymer

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16
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A synthetic alkene polymer

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Polyethylene

17
Q

3 radical polymerization mechanisms

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Initiation, Propagation, Termination

18
Q

Few redicals are generated on heating benzoyl peroxide catalyst to break the weak O-O bond

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Initiation

19
Q

The formed carbon radical adds to another ethylene molecule to yield another radical

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Propagation

20
Q

The chain process is ended by a reaction that consumes the radical

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Termination

21
Q

Are substituted ethylenes that undergo polymerization

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Vinyl monomers

22
Q

Loss of HX from an alkyl halide

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Dehydrohalogenation

23
Q

Carried out by treatment of an alcohol with a strong acid

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Dehydration