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aromatic hallogenation
X2 FeX3
aromatic nitration
h2so4, HNO3
aromatic sulfonation
SO3, H2SO4
Friedel crafts alkylation
R-Cl, AlCl3
no deactivating groups
Friedel Crafts Acylation
RCO-Cl, AlCl3
no deactivating groups
strongly deactivating groups
-NO2, -NR3(+), -CF3, -C-Cl3
Moderate & weak deactivating groups
-CN, -SO3H, -CO2H, -CO2R, -CHO, -COR
clemmenson reduction
Zn HCl
carbonyl to CH2
protecting groups 1
acid chloride can be added to aromatic -NH2 to make it moderately activating. remove with acid
Formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, propionaldehyde, butyraldehyde
starting with formaldehyde, add a carbon link to the chain for each
acetyl, benzoyl, formyl
the r group in the aldehyde is: methyl, phenyl, a hydrogen atom
Aldehyde synthesis
1 alcohols - PCC oxidation
Acid Chlorides (DIBAH -78)
esters (DIBAH -78)
alkyl hallides + KCN --> nitrile (DIBAH -78) --->
Ketone Synthesis
2 alcohols - PCC oxidation
Friedel-Crafts Acylation
Carboxyllic acids + SOCl2 ---> Acid chlorides + R2CuLi
Ozonolysis of alkenes
Alkynes (HgSO4, H2SO4)
Nitriles (grignard)
CrO3
Jones reagent- oxidizes aldehydes only
Ag(NH3)2
Tollens reagent - oxidizes aldehydes only - silver precip. AgO2 does the same.
I2
iodoform test - turns yellow precip for methyl ketones only
standard nucleophillic addition
H2O, NH3, HCN, RNH2, R2NH, R-OH (and deprotonated forms)
addition of alcohols
gives hemiacetals and hemiketals. excess gives the fully substituted acetal
protecting groups 2
cyclic acetal/ketal is created is created with ethyl diol to "replace" the O in the carbonyl to protect it. this reverts immediately in acid.
thioacetals/thioketals
form the same way as hemi ketals/acetals, but with sulfur instead. can be cleaved with Raney Ni and H2 to form the alkane.
Amine addition
RNH2, OHNH2, H2N-CO-NHNH2, and DNPH (benzyl) all lose their H2, the carbonyl loses its =O, and is replaced with =N. elements of water lost. derivatives useful for melting pt identification.
NH2-NH2, KOH
reduces in cleaving and forming the alkane as does Zn H2.
-CN
once bonded, it can be oxidized with acid to carboxyllic acid, forming a hydroxyacid. with more acid + heat, dehydration elimination. Or, -CN can be reduced to -CH2NH2 with LiAlH4
SOCl2
forms acid chlorides from carboxyllic acids.