Organic 2 Flashcards
Kekules model
Six members ring of carbon atoms joint by alternate single and double bonds
Disproving kekules model
Lack of reactivity should act like an alkane does not decolourise bromine water
the Length of the carbon bonds were in the middle of double and single and
hydrogenation enthalpies expected to be 3x that of a single H2 enthalpy
Reactions of benzene
Electrophilic substitution
Nitration
halogenation
alkylation
Conditions for nitration of benzene
+HNO3
<50 degrees
H2SO4 catalyst
Halogenation of benzene
Halogen Cartier catalyst
3 step mechanism
Reactions of phenol
Neutralisation (strong acid)
Electrophilic substitution
Nitration
Halogenation
Nitration of phenol
Room temp
HNO3
2,4 directing
Mixture of products
Bromination of phenol
2,4,6 directing
Rtp
No halogen Carrier
3Br2
Activating groups
React fast with electrophiles NH2 O -R -halogens 2,4,6 Many substitution
Deactivating groups
Slow reactions COOH CHO NO2 3,5 Mono substitution
Reactions of aldehydes
Oxidation
Nucleophilic addition: reduction (NaBH4)
Hydrogen cyanide (HCN)
Reactions of ketones
Nucleophilic addition
Reduction with NaBH4
HCN
Reduction of aldehyde/ketones
NaBH4/H2O
Warmed
Aldehyde/ketone with HCN
NaCN/H2SO4
Increases length of C chain
Testing for carbonyls
Brady’s reagent
2,4-DNP dissolved in methanol and H2SO4
Pale orange/yellow solution
Carbonyl forms yellow/orange ppt
Test for aldehydes
Tollens reagent AgNO3 in NH3(aq) Ag+ +e- ——> Ag Reduced Forms silver mirror
Reactions of COOH
Redox with metals
Neutralisation
Esterification
Making derivatives (acyl chlorides)
Test for COOH
Add metal carbonate
CO2 produced
Turns limewater milky
Esterification
COOH and OH
Warmed with conc. H2SO4
Acid hydrolysis of esters
Dilute aqueous acid
Under reflux
Products=COOH and alcohol
Reversible
Alkaline hydrolysis of esters
Aqueous oh- ions
Under reflux
Forms carboxylate ion and alcohol
Irreversible
Preparation of acyl chloride
COOH and thionyl chloride (SOCl2)
Produced acyl chloride
So2
HCl
Reactions of acyl chlorides
React with alcohol and phenols to form esters- no catalyst
React with H2O to form COOH and HCl
Formation of primary amines
2 steps
1) haloalkane+ ammonia
2) ammonium salt+NaOH
Preparation of aromatic amines
+6[H]
Sn/conc.HCl
Condensation polymerisation definition
The joining of monomers with the loss of a small molecule (H2O)
Alkylation of benzene
Haloalkane and AlCl3