orgo reagents reactants and products

Mark addition of H and Br reagent

HBr

Antimark addition of H and Br reagent

HBr, H2O2

Mark addition of H and OH (cation) reagent

H2SO4, HOR

Antimark addition of H and OH reagent

1) H3B-THF

2) NaOH, H2O2

Mark addition of H and OH (no cation) reagent

1) Hg(Oac)2, H20

2) NaBH4

Adding Br and OH reagent

Br2, H2O

Adding 2 H’s reagent

H2, Pt/Pd

adding 2 OH’s ANTI reagent

1) paroxyacid (can end at epoxide product)

2) H2SO4, H2O

adding 2 OH’s SYN reagent

1) OsO4

2) NaHSO3, H2O

ozonolysis reagant

O3, Fe

how to make alkene

add base

how to make alkyne

add 2 eq. strong base (N- or H-) for double elimination

how to zipper an alkyne to the end of a carbon chain

1) excess NH2 -

2) H2O

concerted mechanism for alkynes leads to

syn-addition

termolecular mechanisms for alkynes leads to

anti-addition

/// hydrogenation to / reagent

H2, Pd/Pt

/// hydrogenation to cis alkene reagent

H2, Lindlar’s catalyst

/// hydrogenation to trans alkene reagent

Na(o), NH3

/// mark hydration reagent

H2SO4, HgSO4, H2O

/// antimark hydration reagent

1) HBR2

2) NaOH, H2O2

/// ozonolysis

O3, H2O