Handout 1 Material Flashcards

1
Q

Is halohydrin addition syn or anti?

A

anti addition

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2
Q

Is hydrogenation syn or anti

A

syn addition

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3
Q

What are reagents for oxymercuration?

A

Hg(OAc)2 and NaBH4 for reduction

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4
Q

Is there an intermediate in oxymercuration and is the addition to the intermediate syn or anti?

A

Yes and it is anti

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5
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What are reagents for hydroboration?

A

BH3THF and then NaOH and H2O2

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6
Q

What are some advantages of 9-BBN

A

doesn’t react with carbonyls, air stable, stops after one addition, can be more regioselective

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7
Q

What do you use for dihydroxylation? And what is an associated problem?

A

OsO4 (osmium tetroxide) and it has associated toxicity.

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8
Q

What is upjohn modification?

A

Use NMO (n-methyl-morpholine N-oxide) to reoxidise osmium

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9
Q

Reagents for ozonlysis

A

O3/Me2S or can use PPh3

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10
Q

What happens during ozonlysis?

A

Break C=C make 2 new C=O

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11
Q

What 3 steps happen in ozonolysis of alkenes?

A

1,3-DP, then 1,3-retro DP, then 1,3-DP again (where 1,3-DP is 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition)

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12
Q

What do we use for epoxidation of alkenes?

A

MCPBA

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13
Q

Why is there no trans epoxide

A

C-O bond formation is concerted

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14
Q

Why do electron rich alkenes react the fastest?

A

reaction involves pi electron cloud attacking delta+ oxygen. R groups donate e- density.

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15
Q

Reagents for epoxide ring opening?

A

Nucleophile. Base common or NH2. Could use gringard also

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16
Q

How do you reduce an epoxide?

A

LiAlH4 or LiH3 works

17
Q

Which nucleophile would you use in epoxide ring opening to generate salbutamol (anti-asthma drug)

A

an amine

18
Q

How do you generate Z (cis) alkene?

A

Lindlar’s catalyst

19
Q

How do you generate E (trans) alkene?

A

Dissolved metal reduction (example is NaNH3 and tBuOH)

20
Q

Reagents for oxymercuration of alkynes?

A

Hg(OAc)2

21
Q

What happens to final product of oxymercuration?

A

Tautomerises to a ketone

22
Q

How does E alkene reaction from alkyne proceed?

A

Via sodium radicals

23
Q

What isomer of alkene do you get from hydroboration of alkynes?

A

Trans isomer

24
Q

Does hydroboration of alkyne stop at alkene?

A

No can go further to alkane

25
Q

What happens when you use 9-BBN for hydroboration of alkynes?

A

Get one addition. I.e- get trans isomer.

26
Q

How do you generate an alkyne anion?

A

NH3/NaNH2

27
Q

Explain acidity of H atoms in terms of hybridisation

A

sp3