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[PHA6115 lab] Experiment 1 Flashcards

1
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Interaction of two or more chemical species to form a new product

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Synthesis

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2
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AKA Oil of Wintergreen

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Methyl salicylate

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3
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What are the uses of Methyl salicylate?

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  1. Topical analgesic - together with counterirritants, treat minor aches and pains in joints and muscles
  2. Flavoring agent
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4
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Distinct characteristic of Methyl salicylate

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Minty odor

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5
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AKA Acetylsalicylic acid

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Aspirin (ASA)

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6
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What are the uses of Acetylsalicylic acid?

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  1. Analgesic
  2. Antipyretic
  3. Anti-inflammatory
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7
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[Reaction Mechanism of Different Class of Compounds]
Alkanes

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Free-radical substitution

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8
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[Reaction Mechanism of Different Class of Compounds]
Alkenes and Alkynes

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Electrophilic addition

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9
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[Reaction Mechanism of Different Class of Compounds]
Arenes

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Electrophilic substitution

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[Reaction Mechanism of Different Class of Compounds]
Substituted Alkanes

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Nucleophilic elimination/substitution

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[Reaction Mechanism of Different Class of Compounds]
Carbonyl compounds

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Nucleophilic addition

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12
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[Reaction Mechanism of Different Class of Compounds]
Carboxyl compounds

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Nucleophilic acyl substitution

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13
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Formulation for synthesis of Methyl salicylate

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0.5 g salicylic and 3 mL of methanol

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14
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Positive catalyst in the synthesis of Methyl salicylate

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2 drops of sulfuric acid

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15
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T or F: The drops of sulfuric acid should be added rapidly

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False, it should be slowly (rapid = result to splattering, loss of product, contact with skin)

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16
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Water bath formulation for synthesis of Methyl salicylate

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70 degrees for 15 min

17
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Formulation for synthesis of Aspirin

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2 g salicylic acid and 5 mL acetic anhydride

18
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How many drops of sulfuric acid for the synthesis of Aspirin?

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5 drops

19
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Water bath formulation for synthesis of Aspirin

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70-80 degrees for 20-30 mins

20
Q

When do we add more room temperature water?

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Until a max of 40 drops or until cloud and aspirin crystals appear

21
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T or F: In the synthesis of aspirin, we rinse the test tube using ice cold water for 10 mins

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True, because Aspirin has low solubility in cold water

22
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Is purification necessary when doing organic synthesis? Why?

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Yes, because it is hard to perform characterization on impure products

23
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Examples of Purification Methods

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  1. Sublimation
  2. Distillation
  3. Chromatography
  4. Recrystallization
24
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It involves the removal of unwanted materials and compound (impurities) and leave behind the pure compounds

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Purification

25
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It involves the method to assess whether the desired compounds was indeed produced

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Characterization

26
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T or F: IR spectroscopy is an example of a characterization technique

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True

27
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What will happen if a sample with impurities is subjected immediately to IR analysis?

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  1. Peaks of impurities and peaks of the desired product may overlap
  2. Unusual IR spectrum
28
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Methyl salicylate and Aspirin are both __________?

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Esters of salicylic acid

29
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Reaction equation for synthesis of Methyl salicylate

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Salicylic acid + Methanol <-> Methyl salicylate + Water

30
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Reaction equation for synthesis of Aspirin

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Salicylic acid + Acetic anhydride -> Acetylsalicylic acid + Acetic acid

31
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Mechanism Review of Esterification

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  1. Protonation
  2. Nucleophilic attack of alcohol
  3. Proton transfer
  4. Elimination of water
  5. Deprotonation
  6. Ester
32
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Maximum theoretical amount in grams of product that can be produced from the reaction

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Theoretical Yield

33
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TY is dictated by

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Limiting reagent

34
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T or F: The limiting reagent will be completely consumed after the reaction

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True

35
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Characterization Techniques

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  1. Odor
  2. Ferric chloride Test
  3. Chromatography
  4. FTIR
36
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[Characterization]
Methyl salicylate has a minty odor

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Odor

37
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[Characterization]
A complexation reaction by adding 1% of ferric chloride solution to test the purity of the final product

A

Ferric chloride test

38
Q

[Characterization]
Ferric chloride test complex goes from what color to what color?

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Yellow to purple complex

39
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[Characterization]
What solvent system is used for chromatography?

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3:1 hexane to ethyl acetate

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