Quiz 1 Flashcards

1
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What is the mechanism for adding a metal hydride (XH) to an alcohol

A

H attacks H which goes to O. O ends up attached to X creating an H2 byproduct

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2
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What is the mechanism for adding elemental X to an alcohol

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X releases an electron which attacks H going to O. O is attached to X creating an H2 byproduct

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3
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What is the mechanism for adding HX to a primary alcohol and what type of rxn is it

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H attacks O, X attacks postive O creating H2O byproduct and Cl taking the place of OH. Inversion may happen Sn2

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4
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What is the mechanism for adding HX to a secondary alcohol and what type of rxn is it
CH3-CH(OH)-CH-(CH3)2

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H attacks O, carbocation is created, rearrangement if needed, X attacks postive charge. May create a racemic mixture and an enantiomer Sn1

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5
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What is the mechanism for adding HX to a tertiary alcohol and what type of rxn is it
(CH3)3-C-OH

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H attacks O, carbocation is made, X attacks postive charge. May create a racemic mixture Sn1

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6
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What is the mechanism for reactions with PBR3 and Pry and what type of rxn is it
CH3-CH(OH)-CH2-CH3

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O attacks PBR3 onto Br, adding PBR2 to O, Pry attacked H which attacks O, BR attacks C that O is on, creates an inversion and byproduct of OPBr2. Sn2

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7
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What is the result of a rxn with SOCl2 to an alcohol and what type of rxn is it
CH3-CH2(OH)-CH2-CH3

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Cl is added where OH is in the opposite conformation. Sn2 makes an inversion

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8
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What is the structure of PBR3

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3 BRs attached to P individually and a lp on P

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9
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What is the structure of Pryidine (Pyr)

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ring with 3 double bonds and a N in place of a C

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10
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What is used for a dehydration rxn

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heat and a strong acid catalyst

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11
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What is the mechanism for adding H2SO4 to a secondary alcohol and what type of rxn is it
CH3-CH(OH)-CH3

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O on OH attacks H onto O os H2SO4, Protonation by bond going to O, O of H2O attacks H of adjacent bond onto bond making a double bond. E1

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12
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What is the mechanism for adding H2SO4 to a primary alcohol and what type of rxn is it
CH3-CH2-CH2-CH2-OH

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OH attacks H onto O, rearrangement if needed, H2O attacks H onto bond, to make a double bond, produces a major and minor product. E1

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13
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What happens to the three types of alchols in an oxidation rxn

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primarys become aldehydes onto carboxylic acid if water is present, secondary become ketones and tertiary has NR

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14
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What is the mechanism for adding DMP to an alcohol
CH3-CH(OH)-CH3

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O attacks I of DMP which goes on to one OAc causing DMP (minus one AOc) to attach to O of alcohol, free OAc attacks H of postive O which moves to O, triethylamine attacks H of OAc which eventually goes to an OAc of I resulting in a ketone and DMP with one OAc

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15
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What is DMP

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Cyclohexane ring attached to a cyclopentane ring that has an I in 1 attached it 3 OAcs, an O in 2 and a O double bonded to 3

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16
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What is OAc

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O-C(=O)-CH3

17
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What does adding PCC and CH2Cl2 to an alcohol cause

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O is double bonded to the C before OH. Will not oxidize primary alcohols to an carboxylic acid

18
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What does adding (COCl)2, DMSO, CHCl2, and Et3N in -78 celcius do to an alcohol

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Adds double bond O to C before OH and makes OH H, creating byproduct of DMS

19
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What is DMSO

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(CH3)2- S=O

20
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What is (COCl)2

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Cl-C-C-Cl
II II
O O

21
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What does adding HIO4 to an a diol do

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Causes OH to split apart while becoming =O, only happens to vicinal diols (OH on adjacent Cs)

22
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What are the reagents for a Jones Oxidation

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CrO3, H2SO4, and heat

23
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What is the result of a Jones Oxidation

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O is double bonded to the C before OH. Will not oxidize primary alcohols to an carboxylic acid

24
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What happens as a result of adding TsCl or MsCl to an alcohol

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An Sn2 rxn will take place if a nucleophile is used resulting in the nucleophile taking place of the OH and Ts/MsO- being a byproduct. An E2 rxn can take place if a base is used resulting in an alkene

25
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What is the PKa range for alcohols

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16-18