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Reactions - Alkyl Halides (R-X)
Nucleophilic Substitution (SN1, SN2)
Beta elimination
Reagent - Nucleophilic substitution of alkyl halide
Electron rich nucleophile, E.g OH-,
Reagent - Beta elimination of alkyl halide
Strong base eg NaOH, NH2-
Removes halide and hydrogen from adjacent carbon.
Products formed according to Zaitsevs rule
Reactions - Alcohols
React with active metals
Conversion to alkyl halides (Substitution, SN1 SN2)
Acid catalyzed dehydration
Reagent - Conversion of alcohol to alkyl halide
H-X or thional chloride (SOCl2)
Reagent - Dehydration of alcohol
Phosphoric or sulfuric acid. Removes hydrogen from OH and from adjacent carbon.
Forms alkene.
Reactions - Aldehydes
Nucleophilic addition (Addition of grinard reagents)
Oxidation
Reduction
DNPH Test (Aldehydes and ketones)
Silver mirror test (Aldehydes only)
Reactions - Ketones
Nucleophilic addition (Addition of grinard reagents)
Reduction
DNPH Test (Aldehydes and ketones)
Reagent / Method - Nucleophilic addition to aldehydes or ketones (Addition of grinyard reagents)
R-Mg-X, One bond from C=O bond breaks, Joins R group, O bonds with H+ to form alcohol.
Reagent / Product - Oxidation of aldehyde
Chromic acid (HCrO4), Forms caboxylic acid.
Reagent - Reduction of aldehyde / Ketone
LiAlH4 or NaBH4
Reagent - Reduction of aldehyde / Ketone AND carboxylic acid
LiAlH4
Reagent - selective Reduction of aldehyde / Ketone
NaBH4
Reactions - Carboxylic acids
Neutralization (Normal acid base reaction)
Reduction
Conversion to acid halides
Esterification
Conversion to acid anhydride
Conversion to amide
Reagent - Neutralization of carboxylic acid
Strong base, forms water soluable salt
Reagent - Reduction of carboxylic acid
LiAlH4 - Forms alcohol.
Reagent / Method - Conversion of carboxylic acid to acid chloride
Thional chloride (SOCl2)
Reagent / Method - Esterification of carboxylic acid
React carboxylic acid with alcohol + H2SO4, OH leaves
Reagent / product - Reduction of esters
LiAlH4 - Forms 2 alcohols, bond breaks at the single bonded O.
Reagent / product - Reduction of amides
LiAlH4 - Removes oxygen from C=O
Order of reactivity - Carboxylic acid derivatives (Most to least).
Acid halide > Anhydride > Ester > Amide
Finding Ph of a buffer solution
[Acid]/[Conjugate Base] * Ka
Finding Poh of a buffer solution
[Base]/[Conjugate Acid] * Kb
Positive delta S =
Increase in entropy - Ie going from solid to liquid, Dispersing into more molecules
Gibbs free energy equation
Delta G = Delta H - T*Delta S
1st Law of thermodynamics
Conservation of energy
2nd Law of thermodynamics
Universe = system + surroundings
A reaction is spontaneous if the entropy of the universe is increased.
3rd Law of thermodynamics
Entropy at absolute zero = 0