Aldehydes and Ketones

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Carbonyl Compounds

Compounds with C=O

<p>Compounds with C=O</p>
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Aledhyde vs Ketone Reactivity

Aldehydes (Y=H) are more reactive than ketones (Y=C) since they are less sterically hindered.

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Carbonyl Compound reaction with a nucleophile (aldehydes and ketones vs non)

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Adding Alcohols to aldehydes and ketones

Basic conditions create a Hemiacetal (aldehyde) or Hemiketal (ketone)

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Hemiacetal

Hemi = half

Acetal has 2 OR groups, so this is half one of those.

Created from a aldehyde reaction

<p>Hemi = half</p><p>Acetal has 2 OR groups, so this is half one of those. </p><p></p><p><strong>Created from a aldehyde reaction</strong></p>
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Hemiketal

Hemi = half

Acetal has 2 OR groups, so this is half one of those.

We have a carbon group vs the H in a hemiacetal.

Created from a ketone reaction

<p>Hemi = half</p><p>Acetal has 2 OR groups, so this is half one of those. </p><p>We have a <strong>carbon </strong>group vs the H in a hemiacetal. </p><p><strong>Created from a ketone reaction</strong></p>
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BASIC CONDITIONS (adding alcohols to aldehydes and ketones)

  • Aldehyde or Ketone

  • Basic Conditions

  • Alcohol

Quench

  • Water or Slightly acedic water

<ul><li><p>Aldehyde or Ketone</p></li><li><p>Basic Conditions</p></li></ul><ul><li><p>Alcohol</p></li></ul><p></p><p><strong>Quench</strong></p><ul><li><p>Water or Slightly acedic water</p></li></ul><p></p>
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<p><strong>ACIDIC CONDITIONS </strong>(adding alcohols to aldehydes and ketones)</p>

ACIDIC CONDITIONS (adding alcohols to aldehydes and ketones)

  • Acidified Alcohol (HOR)

  • Acid Source (H+)

Full acetal group

Abundance of Solvent

<ul><li><p>Acidified Alcohol (HOR)</p></li><li><p>Acid Source (H+)</p></li></ul><p></p><p>Full acetal group</p><p></p><p></p><p>Abundance of Solvent</p>
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Aldehydes or Ketones (alcohols) Acidic and Basic Wrapup

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Why do ketals or Acetals matter?

They can help protect aldehyde and ketone C=O during synthesis.

We see in the image that it protects it from LiAlH4

<p>They can help <strong>protect</strong> aldehyde and ketone <strong>C=O </strong>during synthesis. </p><p></p><p></p><p>We see in the image that it protects it from <strong>LiAlH4</strong></p>
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Adding 1o amines to form imines (schiff bases)

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Schiff Bases reaction mechanism

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Enamines (2o amines) with aldehydes and ketones

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Enamine Mechanism

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What happens if you have a non-symmetrical (asymmetric) ketone? Enamines

The enamine will generally be less substituted. Antizaistev.

<p>The enamine will generally be <strong>less substituted. Antizaistev. </strong></p>
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NaBH4 to aldehydes and ketones

NaBH4, EtOH, Quencher (H3O+)

Changes Carbonyl (C=O) into a OH (alcohol)

<p><strong><em>NaBH4,</em> EtOH, Quencher (H3O+)</strong></p><p></p><p><strong>Changes Carbonyl (C=O) into a OH (alcohol)</strong></p><p></p>
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LiAlH4 (aldehydes and ketones)

Same reaction as NaBH4

However, LiAlH4 is much stronger

<p>Same reaction as NaBH4</p><p></p><p>However, LiAlH4 is <strong>much </strong>stronger</p>
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LiAlH4

Only it can reduce all the way to a primary alcohol (gets rid of OH or ester) and reduces to an OH.

<p>Only it can reduce all the way to a primary alcohol (gets rid of OH or ester) and reduces to an OH. </p>
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NaBH4 as a carboxylic acid reducer

IT CANNOT, it is not strong enough.

<p>IT CANNOT, it is not strong enough. </p>
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Grignard Reagent.

Just add the R group. (with the quench)

CANNOT RUN WITH PROTIC SOLVENT (it will just get protenated)

<p>Just add the R group. (with the quench)</p><p></p><p>CANNOT RUN WITH PROTIC SOLVENT (it will just get protenated)</p>
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Organolithium (R,Li)

EXACT SAME AS GRIGNARD.


CANNOT RUN WITH PROTIC SOLVENT (it will just get protenated)

<p>EXACT SAME AS GRIGNARD. <br><br><br>CANNOT RUN WITH PROTIC SOLVENT (it will just get protenated)</p>
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Wittig Reaction

Phosphonium ylide

Turns C=O into C=C

<p><strong>Phosphonium ylide</strong></p><p></p><p>Turns <strong>C=O </strong>into <strong>C=C</strong></p>
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Wittig Reaction Mechanism

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<p>How to  make <strong>Phosphonium Ylide</strong></p>

How to make Phosphonium Ylide

PPh3 with an alkyl halude, then deprotenate using a BuLi.

<p><strong>PPh3 </strong>with an <strong>alkyl halude, </strong>then deprotenate using a <strong>BuLi. </strong></p>
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(1,2 addition)

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1,4 Conjugate or Michael Addition

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Michael Addition general trend

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Michael addition nucleophiles (that prefer it)

Slightly Weaker Nucleophiles Prefer it

  • -C(Triple bond)N

    • Cyanide

  • HNR2

    • Amines with one lone pair

  • R2CuLi (Li acts like an R-)

    • Acts like a grignard except they preferentially use 1,4.

  • HSR (sulfides)

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Direct 1,2 addition

  • NaBH4 (H- source)

  • LiAlH4 (H- source)

  • RMgX (Grignard)

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What is the fastest when it comes to Nuclophillic addition the fastest?

The most EN

<p>The most EN</p>
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Order of reactivity for carbonyls (for nucleophiles) (most nucleophillic)

Aldehyde > Ketone > Carboxylic Acid

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Most electrophilic carbonyls.

Due to resonance, they WANT ELECTRONS more than they want nucleophiles.

  • They also have more steric hinderance, which makes it hard for Nucs to get in.

<p>Due to resonance, they WANT ELECTRONS more than they want nucleophiles.</p><ul><li><p>They also have more steric hinderance, which makes it hard for Nucs to get in. </p></li></ul><p></p>
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