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Hydration

H2O -> H + OH


Markov


H2SO4 or H3PO4


H3O+

Hydrogenation

H2 -> H + H


Dihydroxylation

HOOH -> OH + OH

Oxidative Cleavage

O2 -> O + O (Two separate molecules)


Split molecule in half, forms either ketones or aldehydes

Epoxidation

O in triangle


Uses Peroxyacid


MCPBA


Uses H3O+ to open ring and form two OH's


Attacks on backside

Halogenation

X2 -> X + X


Anti-Addition


Forms triangle, attacks from rear

Halohydride Formation

XOH -> X + OH


Markov


Anti-Addition


X2 H2O

HX Addition

HX -> H + X


Markov

Cyclopropanation

CH2 -> CH2 in triangle


Diazomethane- CH3N2, UV or Heat


Simmons-Smith- CH2I2 and ZnCu (Used)


Alpha Elimination of a Haloform- CHX3, NaOH,H2O


Retains cis or trans

Free-Radical Initiation

Oxymercuration-Demercuration Reaction

Hydration using Mercury as intermediate


Hg taken off be NaBH4


Hg forms triangle, H2O attacks from other side


Markov

Alkoxymercuraiton-Demercuration

Same as last one, except ether instead of OH

Hydroboration

Hydration with BH3 intermediate


BH3 THF


H2O2 NaOH H2O


Anti-Markov


Syn Addition

-OH

Strong base promotes E2 reaction

Catalytic Hydrogenation

Hydrogenation with catalyst


Pt, Pd, Ni


Syn

Syn Hydroxelation

Adds 2 OHS on same side


OsO4 and H2O2


KMnO4 and OH-

KMnO4

Harsh Conditions- Oxidative Cleavage


Mild Conditions- Syn Hydroxelation

Ozonolysis

O3 and (CH3)2S


Forms ketones or aldehydes


(CH3)2SO

Cationic Polymerization

Pronate Molecule, attach more to pronated side

Radical Polymerization

Forms radicals, then combines them

Anionic Polymerization

Creates anions, combines them