medchem 12 Flashcards
carbonyl group w/ alpha carbon can undergo – reaction in a — solution
aldol , basic
2 aldhydates in the presence of oh- ( aka basic condition) will produce — and as we add more heat and base —
aldol , enal
the h is more — than the saturated hydrocarbon because of the — charge formed by — and is stabilised by —-
the c in the alpha carbon is —
while the c in the carbonyl group is —
- acidic
-negative
-deprotonation
-resonance - nucleophile , depreotonated by the base
- electrophile
aldols reactions or condensation occurs when carbonyl group contains – on the alpha carbon and is in a — solution
- hydrogens
- basic
— reactions involve addition reaction and requires one hydrogen on the alpha carbon
aldol reactions
—- is addition followed by elimination requires 2 hydrogens on alpha carbon
aldol condensation
in aldol reactions we first deprotonate the alpha carbon to — which requires a — and then nculephilic attack which produces —
this – will then be protonated to produce — and the catalyst – will be —
- nucleophile
- base as , oh-
- aloxide ( from nucelphile + electrophile )
- aloxide will become protonated to produce aldol + oh-
- regeneration of oh catalyst
with more — — of aldol occurs to produce —- this is promoted by —- and —-
- base
- dehydration
- enal
- high temp in vitro, high concentration of oh- , or enzymes in vivo which is what can be done physically instead of using heat
in tropocollagen moilucles they contain 3 helices of protein chains and are linked by —- aka they are linked by —- and —-
-hydrogen bonds
- intermolecular and intramoliuclar
the intramoliuclar cross links are due to — and the amount of the cross linking in collegen controls its —
aldol condensation , mechanical strength
the lys side chain is first oxidised by an aldehyde by —- followed by — to give—-
- lysyl oxidase
- adol condensation
- enal
reduction of aldhydate produces:
oxidation of aldehyde produces:
and the level of oxidation of the carbon is –
- carbolyxic acid –> aldyde –> primary alcohol
- primary alcohol –> aldehyde –> carboxylic acid
- count the number of bonds between the carbon atoms and atoms DIFFERENT from H and C
the reduction of ketone produces —
secondary alcohol
reducing agents to transfer the h- (hydride ) to carbonyl carbons
reduction reactions requires
reducing agents to transfer the h- (hydride ) to carbonyl carbons
oxidation of aldehyde can be done by — by which aldehydes are more readily to oxidise than ketones,
tollens reagents