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SN2
Primary substrate (steric hindrance), no rearrangement,
polar aprotic solvent ( no H bonding), complete stereo
inversion, reaction rate = k [Nuc][Elect]
SN1 substrate
tertiary
tertiary
SN1 rearrangementss
SN1 rearrangementss
possible, from less stable to more stable
SN1 solvent
polar protic (H bonding) to stabilize carbocation
Stereochemistry SN1
racemic mixture
racemic mixture
SN1 rate law
rate = k [electrophile]
Dehydration of alcohols
Dehydration of alcohols
alcohol -> alkene, favored by strong H+ and high T,
possible rearrangements
Formation of haloalkanes
alcohol + PBr3
alcohol + SOCl2
alcohol + PBr3
alcohol + SOCl2
E1 substrate
E1 substrate
tertiary
tertiary
E1 solvent
E1 solvent
protic, H bonding to stabilize carbocation
E1 product
major - more substituted alkene
E1 rate law
rate = k[haloalkane]
rate = k[haloalkane]
E1 conditions
E1 conditions
high T, strong base
E2 substrate
tertiary
tertiary
E2 solvent
E2 solvent
polar aprotic, no H bonding
E2 stereochemistry
anti of proton and leaving group
E2 rate law
rate = k [base][haloalkane]
rate = k [base][haloalkane]
HX additon to alkenes
HX additon to alkenes
Markovnikov addition, racemic mixture, possible
rearrangements
Oxymercuration-Demercuration
alkene - alcohol, Markovnikov addition, no
rearrangement
Hydroboration oxidation
anti Markovnikov alcohol, BH3/H2O2, OH on less
substituted carbon
Hydrogenation of alkenes
syn addition, only in the presence of catalyst
Addition of X2 to alkenes
intermediate halonium ion, positive charge on bridged
halogen, anti addition, no rearrangements
Epoxide formation
alkene + peroxy acid = epoxide + carboxylic acid
trans diol
In order to form cis diol need to react alkene with
KMnO4 or OsO4
Ozonolysis results in cleavage of double bond and
formation of
Meta directing
e-n withdraawing groups
NR3, NO2, cyanide, ketones, carbox acids etc
Acetal formation
ketone + HCl/ROH - hemiacetal
hemiacetal + ROH (-H2O) - Acetal
Extraction
technique that allows separation of a substance from a
mixture of substancesby adding a solvent that the
compound of interest s highly soluble in
Crystallization
method of separation that relies on differential
solubilities of two compounds in given solvent
Gas chromatography
separation technique based on ifferent volatility
Rates of movement in GC
more volatile faster, less volatile slower
Simple distillation
when trace impurities need to be removed from
relatively pure compound or in a mixture with
significantly different boiling points
Fractional distillation
small difference in boiling points
IR of alkenes
double bond stretch at 1650 cm
IR carbonyl
1700
1700
IR alkynes
IR alkynes
2600
2600
IR nitriles
IR nitriles
2100
2100
IR OH
IR OH
36000
36000
CH stretch
CH stretch
3000-3300
3000-3300
What can be seen from NMR
glycine
All animal amino acids have... configuration
D
Amino acid is
a. basic
b. acidic
c. both
Amino acid is
a. basic
b. acidic
c. both
c, amphoteric
c, amphoteric
Hydrophobic amino acids
methionine, cysteine
Denaturation
Denaturation
disruption of proteins shape w/out breaking peptide
bonds
Primary structure
amino acid sequence, determined by peptide bond
Secondary structure
hydrogen bonds between backbone groups
Tertiary structure
Hydrophobic/hydrophilic interactions
Hydrophobic/hydrophilic interactions
Quaternary structure
Quaternary structure
Various bonds between separate chains
Formula of carbohydrate
CnH2nOn
CnH2nOn
What gives positive Benedicts test?
acetals
Soaps
Soaps
sodium salts of fatty acids
amphipathic, both hydrophilic and hydrophobic
Fatty acids
stored as fat, fat- triacylglycerol
Triglyceride
three fatty acids esterified to a glycerol
Glycerol
three hydroxyl groups can be esterified to fatty acids
Saponification
Triacylglycerol + NaOH ->>glycerol + 3 fatty acids