Organic Synthesis Flashcards

1
Q

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

A

-Reflux
-Heat and distill

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What 2 things is H2SO4 used for? And what is the reactants and products? 3

A
  • removal of water (alcohol-> alkene)
  • To prevent reverse reaction when produced water (COOH-> ester) & (alcohol-> halogenalkane)
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3
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What is the mechanism that uses H3PO4? H
And what molecule does it use in reaction?
What is the products and reactant?

A
  • Hydration
  • H2O
  • (Alkene -> Alcohol)
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4
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What chemical converts Carboxylic acid, ketone, Aldehyde back to Alcohol?

What are the conditions?

What is used in the actual reaction?

A

-LiAH4
-Reflux
- 2 [H]

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5
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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?

A

Room temperature

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6
Q

What can we use to test for acid?

What does it produce?

A
  • Carbonate

-Effervescence

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7
Q

How is H2SO4 used as a catalyst?
- U, Re

A
  • Gets used up in the reaction
  • H2SO4 is regenerate
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8
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What are 3 properties of TMS used for HNMR? 5
-peak
- in
-to
-🧱 re
- ➡️ rig

A
  • it’s peak is at 0 (ppm)
  • inert
  • non toxic
  • easy to remove from the sample
  • gives one signal furthest to the right
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9
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Why is both CCl4 and CDCl3 used as as a solvent?

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-Have no H (no interference)

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10
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Out of CCl4 and CDCl3 which one is polar covalent molecule and nonpolar therefore, what are they good for? *Hint Organic molecules/compounds.

A

-CCl4 Non- Polar (good for non polar organic molecules)

-CDCl3 polar covalent molecule ( good for polar organic compounds)

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11
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What makes a compound less biodegradable?
-s
-polar
-hydro
-attacked

A
  • strong
    -non- polar
  • can’t be hydrolyzed
  • can’t be attacked by nucleophile
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12
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Recrystallization in the first steps, what is it important to do with the imperial solid? Mini v

A

Dissolve in minimum volume of hot solvent

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13
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Recrystallization while the dissolved solid in solution is hot what should we do? Using what apparatus?

A

Filtration using the Buchner apparatus

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14
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In recrystallization, what does the filtrate collect?DS and SI

A

-Dissolved solid
-soluble impurities

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15
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In recrystallization what do we do when we have the dissolved solids and soluble impurities? To generate what?

A

Ice bath generate crystals

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