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pka of carboxylic acid around… b/c…
4.5 - res stab of conj base
carb acid boiling pt higher/lower than alcohol b/c…
higher b/c can form 2 H+ bonds
how to synthesize carb. Acid:
oxidize primary alcohol (also with KMnO4), hydrolysis of nitrile, Grignard + CO2
heating of B-keto carboxylic acid results in____
decarboxylation
how do you synthesize ald from carbox acid?
can't! no direct route!
dif b/w hemiketal and hemiacetal
ketal = derived from ketone
how form ketal?
make hemiketal with 1 alcohol, acidify to lose an H20 (loses chirality) + add another alcohol
aldol condensation occurs between and results in... proceeds by...
between 2 ketones, results in a,b unsaturated aldehyde and water: make enolate (taut to enol, extract an H, make neg central C so forces x2 bond to attack another center) or by extract α-hydrogen, attack carbonyl --> acid workup --> h20+ and use base to elim water and make x2 bond
Claisen Condensation
like aldol condensation exept avail LG (kick off alcohol HOR) so retain both carbonyl O's (no dehydration)
how do you make an ylide?
CP + CH3Br --> C+PCH3 + Br- --> phosphonium salt --> deprot CH3 --> CH2- so you have a CP+ and CH2- in same molec
basic mechanism of Wittig rxn
replace carbonyl O with alkyl group via ylide
Zaitsev and Hoffman products
more vs less sub x2 bond (scoff at the hof b/c there's weaker x2 bond)
unlike alcohols, ethers cannot ______ and so they have a _____ bp
hydrogen bond, lower (comprable to alkanes)
antiaromatic compound is___
cyclic, condjugated, and has 4n π e-
sulfonation of aromatic
aromatic + SO3/H2SO4 --> add HSO3
nitration of aromatic
aromatic + H2SO4/HNO3 --> add NO2
what's the difference between a nucleophilic and electrophilic rxn?
nuc reacting with subst or electro reacting with substrate
between ortho and para, what's the ratio of addition at each spot?
66% ortho, 33% para (b/c 2 o spots vs 1 p spot) - no steric hindrance b/c planar