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physical properties

1. H bonding (makes BP higher)


2. higher boiling point


3. water soluble (depending on length of hydrocarbon)


4. branching: higher melting/freezing point, lower BP (less surface area)

Alcohol (tertiary) --> Alkyl halide

1. Sn1 reaction using


2. HBr (or any acid halide)

Alcohol (primary) --> Alkyl halide

1. SN2 reaction


2. HBr (or any acid halide)

alcohol (secondary) --> ketone

1. oxidation


2. any secondary alcohols will oxidize to ketones


3. H2SO4 , heat

alcohol (primary) --> carboxylic acids

1. only with strong oxidizing agents (KMnO4, CrO3, etc)


2. oxidation

alcohol (primary) --> aldehyde

1. only with weak oxidizing agents (PCC, etc)


2. oxidation

alcohol oxidation

1. primary: aldehyde or carboxylic acids


2. secondary: ketones


3. tertiary: won't oxidize

protect alcohol

add Cl-SiMe3 to R-OH

deprotect alcohol

add F-

alcohol --> alkyl halide

1. SN1 with HBr (tertiary)


2. SOCl2


3. PBr3

tosylate ion

triflate

mesylate ion

alcohol ---> mesylate


MsCl

alcohol ---> tosylate

TsCl

alcohol --> ester

1. esterification


2. carboxylic acid

forward: oxidation


reverse: reduction

forward: oxidation (KMnO4, CrO3)


reverse: reduction

1. oxidation


2. H2SO4, heat

esterification

acidity

lower pKa = more acidic


rank following based on acidity:


aldehydes/ketones, carboxylic acids, alcohols, water, esters, phenols

carboxylic acids > phenols > water ~ alcohol > aldehyde/ketons > esters