Ketones and Aldehydes - Chp 18 Flashcards
Which is weaker regarding aromatic substitution reactions? Halogens or CH3?
Halogens
2R-C=O (or C=O) group is named…
oxo
The C=O bond of ketones is ______ (longer/shorter), ________ (stronger/weaker) and more ________ (less/more polar) than the C=C bond of alkenes
shorter; stronger; more polar
As the number of R groups around the carbonyl carbon (C=O) increases, the reactivity of C=O __________ (increases/decreases).
decreases
Increasing steric hindrance _________ (increases/decreases) reactivity towards nucleophiles.
decreases
Nomenclature: For aldehydes you add an ____ suffix.
-al
ex. 2-chloropentanal
Nomenclature: If CHO is bonded to a ring, you name the ring and add _____________.
carbaldehyde
List order of priority.
alkane
carboxylic acids
alcohols
amides
alkyl halides
ketone
alkene
esters
alkyne
aldehydes
ether
carboxylic acids
esters
amides
aldehydes
ketone
alcohols
alkene
alkyne
alkane
ether
alkyl halides
Nomenclature: OH group is named _______.
hydroxy
Nomenclature: For ketones you add an ____ suffix.
“one”
ex. acetone
Compounds that contain both a C-C double bond and a ketone are named as ________.
enones
Compounds that contain both a C-C double bond and an aldehyde are named as ________.
enals
What is a benzoyl group?
Benzene + C=O
Name this group. CHO
methanoyl or formyl
CH3C=O with a benzene is named what?
Acetophenone
Which has a higher b.p? Ketone or aldehyde?
Ketone
Why is the b.p of ketone and aldehyde lower than alcohols?
They can’t H bond to each other.