Orgs Flashcards
extraction of acids/bases
NEED to be extracted if acid by BASE and vice versa (so think pH to bring it into aq layer h20)
rank bases strength
-CH3 > -NH2 > -OH > Br-
Tollen’s reagent
Ag(NH3)2+ (tollens reagent), or Ag20 are n1ild oxidizing agents used to oxidize aldehydes into acids.
side chain oxidation when its hexane
GETS TURNED INTO TWO CARB ACIDS
watch wording of the questions
plz
crossed clauses can’t mix!!
cuz of alpha proton rule thing
determining the number of products formed
- recognize the chiral compounds, each isomer is 1~
which molecule is axial or equatorial
think not molar mass, but how many atoms bonded (ch3 is eq not br!)
solvolysis
sn1 reaction, and adds whole GROUP
tautomers can also be called
constitutional isomers!
how to determine strongest base
will use lone pair. more “lone” the pair, the better. thus NO resonance, or electron withdrawing groups!
when asked amount of isomers
be creative and draw!!
carboxyl is what kind of group
META AND WITHDRAWING
h2 and pt with no2
goes to nh2
excess I2 and OH
HALOFORM
- this removes a ch3 from a methyl ketone and gives yellow ppt
alkanes at room temp
first four are games, non polar and dissolve in GASOLINE
acidic protons
always the OH or carboxyl!!
forming a grignards
CAN”T have any acidic protons so most non polar one is the one it will form with!!!
anhydride formation
using acyl halide and acid with PYR
review your Spiro and bicycle naming please!!
ughh
br2 and ccl4 test, as well as KMnO4 cold
reacts with double and triple bonds ONLY (no resonance!!)
UV spec
used for conjugated molεcules and
involves transitions between e1εctronic energy levεIs.
Nucleophilic Addition reactions
alde and ketones
Nuclεophilic Acyl Substitution
Estεrs and amides
Electrophilic addition reactions
alkenes and alkynes
Elεctrophilic Substitution reactions
Aromatic
compounds
enamine rxn can be ANY n with co!!!
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