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H-Br
Markovnikov addition of Br onto more substituted carbon
H-Br, ROOR, heat
Anti-Markovnikov addition of Br onto least substituted carbon
Br2 heat
Br Addition to more substituted carbon
Br2, H2O2
Br addition to least substituted carbon
H2SO4 (aq)
Markovnikov addition of OH onto more substituted carbon
Hg(OAc)2, H2O, NaBH3, -OH
Markovnikov addition of OH onto more substituted carbon
1.BH3*THF, THF
2.H2O2, -OH
Anti-Markovnikov addition of OH onto least substituted carbon
SN2
NaOH (aq), THF
Replaces leaving group (Br) with OH
Aldehyde or Ketone
"R-" or "H-"
+work up
Makes an alcohol from the double bond O. Cant have acidic proton around
"H-"
LiAlH4 (LAH)
NaBH4
"R-"
MgBr-R
Li-R
CCR
Epoxide to Alcohol
"R-" or "H-"
+Work Up
Opens least substituted carbon
R-O-R to Alcohol
H-X

attacks least substituted carbon
except for phenyl or t-Bu
Cis Diols
KMnO4 cold dilute, -OH
OsO4, H2O4
Trans Diols
Epoxide Ring
NaOH, H2o, H2SO4, H3PO4

Acidic opens more substituted side
Basic opens least substituted side
Epoxide Ring
mCPBA, CH2Cl2
Thionyl Chloride
SOCl2, Et3N
Replaces OH with Cl
PBr3
PI3
Replaces OH with halogen
Sulfonate Ester
O
Cl-S-R
O
With double bonds to the O (s)
Alkoxymercuration-Demurcuration
a. Hg(OAc)2, ROH
b. NaBH3
Williamson Ether Synthesis
SN2
RO-
Diol Dehydration
H2SO4 (aq)
Thioether
SMe3
removes H and adds Methyl group onto O
Jones Reaction
overoxidizes
CrO3, H2SO4 (aq), acetone
DiChromate
overoxidizes
NaCr2O7, H2SO4 (aq), acetone
PCC
stops at aldehyde
PCC (CrO2OHCl)
NaOAc, CH2CL2
no water
Allyic or Benzylic
MnO2 (excess), acetone
Swern
1. DMSO (SOMe2), (COCl)2, CH2Cl2, -78^
2.Et3N, -78^ to 0^
RCOOH to Aldehyde or Ketone
R-Li (2eq), Et2O
Acetals
HO__OH, touluene, TsOH (cat)

NO water
Remove Acetals
H2O, H+
Acid
ThioAcetals
HS___SH, ZnCl2, Et2O
Removal of ThioAcetals
HgCl2, CaCO3, MeOH/H2O
Raney Nickel
H2, Ra-Ni
Wolff-Kishner Reduction
1.H2NNH2, TsOH (cat)
2.KOH (aq), heat
Clemmensen Reduction
H-Cl (aq), Fe/Zn, heat
Umpolung
ThioAcetal + Li-n-Bu, THF
Cyanohydrin
NaCN, TsOH (cat)
Strong Acid H-Cl
Wittig Reaction
Ph3P--CH2, ET2O

*replaces double bond O with double bond attached to P
ONLY FORMS Z ORIENTATION
Reductive Animation from Ketone or Aldehyde
NR2H, NaCNBH3, pH 3-4, AcOH

replaces double bond O with NR2 and H
SN2 with -CN
-CN, LAH, Et2O
removes LG adds CH2NH2
H on C from LAH, H on N from w/u
SN2 with Amine (NH3, 1, or 2)
Amine (excess)
Basic Work Up (NaHCO3, H2O)
*over alkylizes
SN2 with N3
a.Na-N3, DMF
b.LAH, H2 Pd/C

adds NH2
Gabriel Synthesis
1. cyclohexane with ketones coming off attached to N, DMF
2. KOH, heat
*NH2 with work up
Oxidation of Amides
LAH, Et2O

*Keeps NH2, removes ketone
Hofmann Rearrangement
Br2, NaOH

*Removes the carbon with the double bond O from chain
Hofmann Elimination
1.CH3I (excess), K2CO3
2.Ag2O, H2O, heat

*removes Amine and forms least substituted alkene
Primary Alcohol Oxidation
Jones or DIChromate

*Forms RCOOH
Oxidation Cleavage
KMnO4 warm concentrated, H+
R-CN H+, H2O RCOOH
RCOOH from RCN
"R-" to RCOOH
CO2
RCOOH doesnt react with
NaBH4 or Acetals
RCOOH to Acid Chloride
SOCl2, DMF
Acid Chloride to RCOOH
H2O
Acid Chloride with LAH
primary alcohol
Acid Chloride with "R-" (2eq)
-CR2OH
Acid Chloride with LiAl(OR)3H
aldehyde H replaces Cl
Acid Chloride with R2CuLi
ketone with R group where the Cl was
Acid Chloride to Ester
ROH or RO-
Acid Chloride to Amide
Amine (NH3, 1, 2)
Acid Chloride to Anhydride
RCOOH
Anhydride from RCOOH
heat

-H2O
Ester from RCOOH
Ch3I, Na2CO3

*makes alcohol into methoxy (whatever is attached to the I)
Ester from RCOOH (2)
ROH, TsOH (cat)
Ester from RCOOH
CH2N2, Et2O

*makes methoxy
Ester to Ester
ROH, TsOH (cat), heat
Hydrolysis for Ester
RCOOR. H2O, -OH or H+

*makes RCOOH and R.OH
Amide from Acid Chloride, Anhydride, or Ester
Amine (NH3, 1, 2)
Amide from RCOOH
Amine, heat

-H2O
Amide from RCN
-OH, heat

*RCONH2
Amide with LAH
removes double bond O
Amide to RCOOH
H2O, -Oh or H+, double heat
Protect Alcohol
isobutylene, TsOH (cat)
removed with H-X (I)