Organic Synthesis Flashcards
What is it called when a primary alcohol forms a carboxylic acid? And what is it called when primary alcohol forms a aldehyde and when a secondary alcohol forms a ketone? HD
-Reflux
-Heat and distill
What 2 things is H2SO4 used for? And what is the reactants and products? 3
- removal of water (alcohol-> alkene)
- To prevent reverse reaction when produced water (COOH-> ester) & (alcohol-> halogenalkane)
What is the mechanism that uses H3PO4? H
And what molecule does it use in reaction?
What is the products and reactant?
- Hydration
- H2O
- (Alkene -> Alcohol)
What chemical converts Carboxylic acid, ketone, Aldehyde back to Alcohol?
What are the conditions?
What is used in the actual reaction?
-LiAH4
-Reflux
- 2 [H]
What is the conditions for Acyl chloride and Acid Anhydride have to react with to produce e.g 1,2,3 amide, ester and carboxylic acid?
Room temperature
What can we use to test for acid?
What does it produce?
- Carbonate
-Effervescence
How is H2SO4 used as a catalyst?
- U, Re
- Gets used up in the reaction
- H2SO4 is regenerate
What are 3 properties of TMS used for HNMR? 5
-peak
- in
-to
-🧱 re
- ➡️ rig
- it’s peak is at 0 (ppm)
- inert
- non toxic
- easy to remove from the sample
- gives one signal furthest to the right
Why is both CCl4 and CDCl3 used as as a solvent?
-Have no H (no interference)
Out of CCl4 and CDCl3 which one is polar covalent molecule and nonpolar therefore, what are they good for? *Hint Organic molecules/compounds.
-CCl4 Non- Polar (good for non polar organic molecules)
-CDCl3 polar covalent molecule ( good for polar organic compounds)
What makes a compound less biodegradable?
-s
-polar
-hydro
-attacked
- strong
-non- polar - can’t be hydrolyzed
- can’t be attacked by nucleophile
Recrystallization in the first steps, what is it important to do with the imperial solid? Mini v
Dissolve in minimum volume of hot solvent
Recrystallization while the dissolved solid in solution is hot what should we do? Using what apparatus?
Filtration using the Buchner apparatus
In recrystallization, what does the filtrate collect?DS and SI
-Dissolved solid
-soluble impurities
In recrystallization what do we do when we have the dissolved solids and soluble impurities? To generate what?
Ice bath generate crystals