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Reducing an aldehyde to a PRIMARY alcohol
H2/Pd (everything is reduced) or NaBH4/CH3OH
Reducing a ketone to a SECONDARY alcohol
NaBH4/CH3OH
NaBH4/H3O+ or CH3OH
Aldehyde to primary alcohol AND ketone to secondary alcohol
Reducing an aldehyde to a SECONDARY alcohol
1) CH3MgBr 2) H3O+
Reducing an ketone to a TERTIARY alcohol
1) CH3MgBr 2) H3O+
1) CH3MgBr 2) H3O+
Aldehyde to secondary alcohol AND ketone to tertiary alcohol
Reducing a carboxylic acid to a PRIMARY alcohol
1) Excess LiAlH4 2)H3O+. Solvent = THF or Et2O
Reducing an ester to a PRIMARY alcohol
1) Excess LiAlH4 2)H3O+. Solvent = THF or Et2O
1) Excess LiAlH4 2)H3O+. Solvent = THF or Et2O
Reducing a carboxylic acid or ester to a primary alcohol
Grignard reaction of ester with 1) Excess CH3MgBr 2) H3O+
Reacts twice, with OCH3 as leaving group
Reaction of carboxylic acid with Grignard reagents
Does NOT react, forms carboxylate salt
Limitations of Grignard reagents
No acidic or electrophilic functional groups
Conversion of alcohols to alkyl halides (SN1 or SN2)
3º alcohol + HX via SN1 and 1º + HX via SN2
Conversion of 1º or 2º to alkyl halides (SN2)
Form good leaving group: tosylate + pyridine, SOCl2 + pyridine, PBr3
Alcohol to alkene
1º, 2º or 3º alcohol + conc. H2SO4 + heat OR POCl3 + pyridine @ 0ºC
Oxidation of PRIMARY alcohol
PCC or DMP = aldehyde vs. CrO3/H3O+ OR KMnO4/aq. NaOH = carboxylic acid
Oxidation of SECONDARY alcohol
PCC/DMP, CrO3/H3O+ OR KMnO4/aq. NaOH = ketone
Oxidation of TERTIARY alcohol
No reaction
PCC or DMP
1º alcohol = aldehyde, 2º alcohol = ketone, 3º alcohol = no reaction
CrO3/H3O+ OR KMnO4/aq. NaOH
1º alcohol = carboxylic acid, 2º alcohol = ketone, 3º alcohol = no reaction