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17 Cards in this Set
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Addn of Br2 (2 moles)
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Nomenclature
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A. Change the ending of the parent name to –yne
B. Locate the position of the double bond using the lowest possible number C. The simplest alkyne is called acetylene. |
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Addition of HX(halides)
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Addn HX-- 2 moles
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Addition of X2
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Addition of H2O
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Hydration
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1. The reagent is H+/H2O with a Hg2+ catalyst present
2. Markovnikov addition of H and OH 3. A ketone is formed |
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Hydration
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1. The reagent is H+/H2O with a Hg2+ catalyst present
2. Markovnikov addition of H and OH 3. A ketone is formed |
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Rules, trends?
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Addition of BH3 followed by H2O2/KOH
1. Anti-Markovnikov addition of H and OH 2. Produces an aldehyde |
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Reduction
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Get alkane
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Reduction
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Cis
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Reduction
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Trans
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Ozonalysis Terminal
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Ozonalysis Internal
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Use of acetylide ion as a nucleophile
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Acidity of Terminal Alkynes
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Acidity of term alkyne
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