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O2: 31 Organic Synthesis and Analysis Flashcards

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Why do chemists aim to design processes that don’t require a solvent and that use non-hazardous starting materials?

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To reduce hazards and waste as solvents are often flammable and toxic, and must be disposed of afterwards.
To limit potential accidents and environmental damage.

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Why do chemists aim to design production methods with fewer steps?

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To have a higher % atom economy.
So there’s less waste products.

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Alkene to polyalkene.

Condition.

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High pressure catalyst.

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Alkene to dihalogenoalkane

Reagent, condition, mechanism.

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Reagent: Br2 / Cl2
Condition: Room temp
Mechanism: Electrophilic addition.

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Dihalogenoalkane to diol.

Reagent, conditions, mechanism.

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Reagent: KOH
Conditions, aqueous KOH, heat under reflux
Mechanism: Nucleophilic substitution.

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Alkene to halogenoalkane.

Reagent, condition, mechanism.

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Reagent: HBr / HCl
Condition: Room temp
Mechanism: Electrophilic addition.

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Alkane to halogenoalkane.

Reagent, condition, reaction.

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Reagent: Br2 / Cl2
Condition: UV light
Reaction: Free-radical substitution.

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Halogenoalkane to alkene.

Reagent, conditions, mechanism.

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Reagent: KOH
Conditions: alcoholic KOH, heat under reflux
Mechanism: Elimination.

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Halogenoalkane to alcohol:

Reagent, conditions, mechanism.

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Reagent: KOH
Conditions: aqueous KOH, heat under reflux
Mechanism: nucleophilic substitution.

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Alcohol to alkene.

Reagent, condition, mechanism/ reaction.

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Reagent: H3PO4 / H2SO4
Condition: conc
Mechanism/ reaction: acid-catalysed elimination / dehydration

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Alkene to alcohol.

Reagents, condition, mechanism, reaction

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  1. Reagent: H2SO4
    Mechanism: Electrophilic addition
  2. Reagent: H2O
    Condition: Warm
    Reaction: Hydrolysis.
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Alcohol to aldehyde.

Reagent, conditions, reaction

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Reagent: Acidified K2Cr2O7
Conditions: Heat and distill
Reaction: Partial oxidation.

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Alcohol to ketone

Reagent, condition, reaction

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Reagent: acidified K2Cr2O7
Condition: heat
Reaction: oxidation.

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Aldehyde to alcohol

Reagent, mechanism/ reaction

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Reagent: NaBH4
Mechanism/ reaction: nucleophilic addition / reduction

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Ketone to alcohol

Reagent, mechanism/ reaction

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Reagent: NaBH4
Mechanism/ reaction: nucleophilic addition / reduction

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Aldehyde to carboxylic acid

Reagent, conditions, reaction

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Reagent: acidified K2Cr2O7
Conditions: heat under reflux, excess acidified K2Cr2O7
Reaction: oxidation

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Aldehyde to hydroxynitrile

Reagents, mechanism.

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Reagents: KCN, H2SO4
Mechanism: nucleophilic addition

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Ketone to hydroxynitrile

Reagents, mechanism

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Reagents: KCN, H2SO4
Mechanism: nucleophilic addition

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Alcohol to ester

Reagents, condition, reaction

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Reagents: carboxylic acid, H2SO4
Condition: heat
Reaction: Esterification

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Carboxylic acid to ester

Reagents, condition, reaction

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Reagents: alcohol, H2SO4
Condition: heat
Reaction: esterification

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Halogenoalkane to nitrile

Reagent, conditions, mechanism

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Reagent: HCN
Conditions: ethanolic HCN, water mixture, heat under reflux
Mechanism: nucleophilic substitution

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Nitrile to primary amine

Reagent, condition, reaction

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Reagent: LiAlH4
Condition: in ether
Reaction: reduction

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Halogenoalkane to primary amine

Reagent, conditions, mechanism

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Reagent: NH3
Conditions: alcoholic NH3, heat under pressure
Mechanism: nucleophilic substitution

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Primary amine to secondary/tertiary amine / quaternary salt

Reagent, mechanism

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Reagent: halogenoalkane
Mechanism: nucleophilic substitution

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Primary amine to secondary amide

Reagent, condition, mechanism

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Reagent: Acyl chloride
Condition: room temp
Mechanism: nucleophilic addition - elimination

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Acyl chloride/ acid anhydride to carboxylic acid

Reagent, condition, mechanism

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Reagent: H2O
Condition: room temp
Mechanism: nucleophilic addition - elimination

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Acyl chloride/ acid anhydride to ester

Reagent, condition, mechanism

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Reagent: alcohol
Condition: room temp
Mechanism: nucleophilic addition-elimination

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Acyl chloride/ acid anhydride to secondary amide

Reagent, condition, mechanism

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Reagent: primary amine
Condition: room temp
Mechanism: nucleophilic addition/ elimination

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Acyl chloride/ acid anhydride to primary amide

Reagent, condition, mechanism

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Reagent: NH3
Condition: room temp
Mechanism: nucleophilic addition/ elimination

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Benzene to nitrobenzene

Reagents, condition, mechanism

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Reagents: HNO3, H2SO4
Condition: conc
Mechanism: electrophilic substitution

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Nitrobenzene to aminobenzene

Reagents, reaction

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Reagents: Sn, HCl
Reaction: reduction

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Aminobenzene to N-methylbenzene

Reagent, mechanism

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Reagent: CH3Cl
Mechanism: nucleophilic substitution

33
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Aminobenzene to N-phenylethanamide

Reagent, mechanism

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Reagent: CH3COCl
Mechanism: nucleophilic addition-elimination

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Benzene to phenylketone

Reagent, condition, mechanism

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Reagent: acyl chloride
Condition: AlCl3 catalyst
Mechanism: electrophilic substitution

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