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alkene → haloalkene
Alkene hydrohalogenation:
Addition of H-X
alkene → alcohol
(Markovnikov)
Acid catalyzed hydration:
Addition of H2SO4 and H2O
Markovnikov
alkene → vicinal trans dibromide
Bromination of alkene:
Addition of X2
Anti addition stereoselectivity
alkene → alcohol
(anti-Markovnikov)
Hydroboration-oxidation
Addition of 1. BH3, 2.H2O2, NaOH
Anti-Markovnikov regioselectivity
Syn stereoselectivity (addition of H and OH)
alkene → vicinal diol
OsO4 oxidation:
Addition of 1. OsO4, 2. NaHSO3, H2O
Syn stereoselectivity
alkene C=C double bond → two C=O double bonds
Ozonolysis:
1. O3, 2. (CH3)2S
alkene → alkane
Alkene hydrogenation:
Addition of H2 and Pt
Syn stereoselectivity
alkene → alkyne
Alkyne synthesis:
Addition of 1. Br2 and 2. LDA
alkyne → dihaloalkane
Alkene hydrohalogenation:
Addition of HBr twice
Markovnikov (regioselective)
alkyne → trans alkene
Dissolving metal reduction:
Addition of 2 Na and NH3
Anti addition of hydrogens
Stereoselective
alkyne → cis alkene
Lindlar's catalyst:
Addition of H2 and Lindlar's catalyst
Syn stereoselective
alkyne → aldehyde
Addition of:
1. (sia)2BH
2. H2O2 NaOH
alkyne → ketone
Mercury catalyzed hydration:
Addition of H2SO4, HgSO4, H2O
=O goes on more hindered side of triple bond
alkane → haloalkane
Bromination of alkane:
Addition of Br2 and hv
Regioselective (Markovnikov?)
alcohol → halide
Addition of PBr3
Selective- only one group reacts
Br replaces OH on opposite face (inversion of stereochemistry)
alcohol → tosylate
Addition of TsCl and pyradine
OTs replaces OH on same face (no inversion of stereochemistry)
diol → ketone
Pinacol rearrangement:
Addition of H2SO4 and heat
Methyl shift in mechanism
primary alcohol → carboxylic acid
Addition of K2Cr2O7; H2SO4, H2O
K2Cr2O7 oxidizes alcohol all the way
primary alcohol → aldehyde
Addition of PCC
secondary alcohol → ketone
Addition of K2Cr2O7; H2SO4, H2O
alcohol → alkene
Addition of H2SO4 and heat
alkene → epoxide
Addition of mCPBA
Stereospecific: trans alkene to trans epoxide, etc.
epoxide → trans diol
(most substituted)
Acid catalyzed epoxide ring opening
Addition of H2SO4 and H2O
Backside attack and inversion of stereochemistry at most substituted carbon
epoxide → trans diol
(least substituted)
Nucleophilic epoxide ring opening
Addition of Nuc:-Na+ and CH3OH
Backside attack and inversion of stereochemistry at least substituted carbon