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Grignard reagents react with ______ to form ketones
nitriles
what are lithium dialkylcuprates

do they react with secondary and tertiary alkyl halides?

what about fluorinated compounds?
LiCuR2 Gilman reagent

less efficiently than with methyl and primary alkyl halides

reactions failed for fluorinated compounds
lithium dialkylcuprates react with acid chlorides to form _______.

In contrast grinard reagents do not react with alklyl halides and react with acid chlorides to form _____
ketones

tertiary alcohols
gilman plus acid chloride=
ketone
when do gridnards form alkanes?
when they react with water alcohols phenols carboxylic acids primary and secondary amines and amides
gringard react with aldehydes to form
secondary alcohols
grinards react with ketones to form
tertiary alcohols
grignard (2 moles of grignard) + ester =
what is the name of this?
3 alcohol
nucleophilic acyl substitution
what are oxymercuration demercuration reagents

what does it do?
Hg(OAc)2, H20/THF
NaBH4

electrophilic addition of alkenes and alkynes
adds an alcohol by adding hydrogen and oh
what is the process called when you add Br2 over water (or any other halogen)?

what does this do?

what kind of addition?
halohydrin formation

adds halogen and OH by electrophilic addition

trans addition
what is the name of the process when you add H2 over pt (metal catalyst, could also be pt02, Ni, pd/c)

what is happening?

what kind of addition?
catalytic hydrogenation (or reduction)

electrophilic addition of an alkene or alkyne

syn addition
what is hydrohalogenation?

what does the halogen go
electronphilic addition of hydrogen and halogen to an alkene or alkyne

to most stable carbocation (beware of rearrangements)
what are the two reactions that do rearrangements?
acid catalyzed hydration and hydro-halogenation
what does KMnO4 over NaOH (cold) do?

what else will do the same thing?
its a electronphilic addition reaction of alkenes of alkynes; it makes cis diols

osmium tetroxide OsO4 over H2O2
what forces antimark to happen
peroxides: ROOR or H2O2
what is hydroboration oxidation

what kind of addition

what are the reagents
opposites of oxymercuration demercuration where h and oh are added to alkene by anti mark

syn addition

1)BH4, THF
2)H2O2, NaOH
what if you start off with an alkene and you react it with Br2?

what kind of addition?
halogenation
adds two halogens by trans addition

trans
what is the difference between adding
Br2 over water and Br2 over CH2Cl2 (or CCl4)
over water its halohydrin formation

over ccl4 is halogenation
peroxy acids like MCPBA make what
oxy rings on double bonds

double bond disappears and you make an epoxide ring