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carbon-oxygen sigma bonds
alcohol, ether and epoxide functional groupd contain ____
alcohols
contain a hydrocy group (OH) bonded to an sp3 hydridized carbon
enols and phenols
compounds having a hydroxy group on a sp2 hydridized carbon undergo different reactions than alcohols
ethers
have 2 alkyl groups bonded to an oxygen atom
epoxides (oxiranes)
are ethers having the oxygen atom in a 3-membered ring
angle strain
epoxides have ____ making them more reactive than other ethers
sp3
the oxygen atom in alcohols, ethers, and epoxides is ____ hybridized
bent shape
alcohols and ethers have a ____ like that in H2O
diols or glycols
compounds with 2 hydroxy groups
triols
compounds with 3 hydroxy groups
epoxyalkanes, oxiranes, or alkene oxides
epoxides can be named in 3 different ways:
dipole-dipole interaction
alcohols, ethers, and epoxides exhibit ____ because they have a bent structure with 2 polar bonds
hydrogen bonding
alcohols are capable of intermolecular ____. thus, alcohols are more polar than ethers and epoxides
increases
steric hindrance ____ as number of R groups increases
decreases
hydrogen bonding _____ as number of R groups increases
increases
as the ability of hydrogen bond the boilind point ____
soluble
alcohols, ethers, and epozides having < or = 5 C’s are H2O _____
insoluble
alcohols, ethers, and epoxides have > 5 C’s are H2O _____
soluble
alcohols, ethers, and epoxides of any size are ____ in organic solvents
host-guest complex
a crown ether-cation complex
host; guest
the crown ether is the ____ and the cation is the ___
molecular recognition
the ability of a host molecule to biind specific guests
williamcon ether synthesis
the preparation of ethers by Sn2 mechanisms creating alcohols and ethers from nucleophilic substitution
alkoxide salt
is needed to make an ether; can be prepared from alcohols by a bronsted-lowry acid-base reaction
halohydrin
organic compounds that contain booth hydroxy group and a halogen atom on adjacent carbons
intra-
is within the molecule
inter-
is inbetween molecules
dehydration
ia a beta elimination reaction in which the elements of OHand H are removed from the alpha and beta carbon atom respectively
ethers
like alcohols, ___ do not contain a goood leaving group
fewer
ether undergo ___ useful reaction than alcohols
epoxides
have the same type of leaving group as ethers, OR-
Zaitsev rule
when an alcohol has 2 or 3 beta carbons, dehydration is regioselective and follows the ____
E1 dehydration
of 2o and 3o alcohols with acid gives clean elimination products without any by-products from form an Sn1 reaction
clean elimination
takes place because the reaction mixture contains no good nucleophile to react with the intermediate carbocartion, so no competing Sn1 reaction occurs
Le Chatelier principle
a system at equilibrium will react to counteract any disturbance to the equilibrium
rearrangement
when carbocation are intermediates, a less stable carobcation will be converted into a more stable carbocation by a shift of a hydrogen or an alkyl group
1,2-hydride shift
movement of a hydrogen atom
1,2-alkyl shift
movement of an alkyl group
1,2-shift
because the migrating group in a ____ moves with 2 bonding electrons, the carbon it leaves behind now has only 3 bonds (6 electrons), giving it a new positive (+) charge
1,2-shift
can convert a less stable carbocation into a more stable carbocation
rearrangements
are not unique to dehydration reactions; can occur whenever a carbocation is formed as a reactive intermediate
POCl3 and pyridine
a common method to convert alohols to alkenes in place of H2SO4 or TsOH; proceeds by an E2 mechanism
patchouli alochol
has been used in perfumery becuase of its exotic fragrance
good leaving group
substitution reaction do not occur with alcohols unless -OH is converted into a _____
increases
the reactivity of hydrogen halides ____ with increasing acidity
SOCl2 and PBr
primary and 2o alcohols can be converted to alkyl halides using ____
SOCl2 (thionyl chloride)
converted alcohols into alkyl chlorides
PBr3 (phosphorous thribromide)
converts alcohols into alkly bromides
alkyl tosylate
is composed of 2 parts: the alkyl group R,derived from an alcohol; and the tosylate, which is a good leaving group; alcohols can be converted into these
nucleophilic substitution and beta elimination
because alkyl tosylates have good leaving groups, they undergo both ____, exactly as alkyl halides do
mercaptans
thiols are also called
thiols
contain a mercapto group (SH) bonded to a carbon atom; are incapable of intermolecular hydrogen bonds and have lower boiling points and melting points than alcohols with a similat number of carbons
sulfides
contain 2 alkyl groups bonded to a sulfur atom
epoxides
do not contain aleaving group but contain a strained 3-membered ring with 2 polar bonds
-OH, -OR, -CN, -SR, and NH3
common nucleophiles that open the epoxide ring:
leukotrienes
are synthesized in cells by oxidation of arachidonic acid to 5-HPETE
olefins
alkenes are also called
terminal alkenes
have the double bond at the end of the carbon chain
internal alkenes
have at least one carbon atom bonded to each end of the bouble bond
cycloalkenes
contain a double bond in a ring
cis
cycloalkenes having fewer than 8 carbon atoms have a ____ geometry
trans-cycloalkene
must have a carbon chain longenough to connect the ends of the double bond without introducing too much strain
trans-cyclooctene
is the smallest, isolable tran cycloalkene, but is considerably less stable than its cis form, making it one of the few alkenes having a higher energy trnas isomer
CnH2n
an acyclic alkene and cycloalkanes has the generla structural formula ____
unsaturated hydrocarbons
alkenes are _____ becuase they have fewer than the maxium number of hydrogen atoms per carbon
alkenols
compounds that contain boht a double bond and a hydroxy group; the chain (or ring) is numbered to give the OH group the lower number
dienes
compounds with 2 double bonds are named ____
trienes
compounds with 3 double dons are names ____
ehtylene
the simplest alkene, CH2=CH2, named in the IUPAC system as ethene is often called ____
weak van der Waals
most alkenes exhibit only ____ interactions, so their physical properties are similar to alkane of comparable molecular weight
low
alkenes have ____ melting and boiling points
increase
melting and boiling points ___ as the number of carbons increases due to increased surface area
organic solvents; water
alkenes are soluble in ___ and insoluble in ____
ethylene
an industrial starting material for many useful products
triacylglycerols
are hydrolyzed to glycerol and three fatty acids of general structure RCOOH
saturated fatty acids
have no double bonds in their lond hydrocarbon chains, and the opposite have one or more double bonds in their hydrocarbon chains
decreases
as the number of double bonds in fatty acids increases, the melting point _____
kinks
the larger the number of Z double bonds, the more ___ in the hydrocarbon chain; this causes poorer staking and less can der Waals interaction, leading to lower melting points
fats and oils
are both traicylglycerols, but with different physical properties
fats
a traicylglycerol that has a higher melting point and are solids at room temperature
oils
a traicylglycerol that has a lower melting point and are liquids at room temperature
fats
are derived from fatty acids having few or no double bonds
oils
are derived from fatty acids having a larger number of double bonds
saturated fats
are typically obtained from animal sources
unsaturated oils
are common in vegetable sources
syn addition
take place when both X and Y are added from the same side
anti addition
take place when X and Y are added from opposite sides
eletrophilic additions
the reaction made because the electrophilic H end of HX is attracted to the electron-rich double bond
exothermic
addition reaction are ____ because the 2 sigma bonds formed in the product are stronger than the sigma and pi bonds broken in the reactants
Markovnikov’s rule
states that in the addition of HX to an unsymmetrical alkene, the H atom adds to the less substituted carbon atom—that is the carbon that has the greater number of H atom to begin wtih
Hammond postulate
according to the ___, the blue path is faster beause formation of the carbocation is an endothermic process
hydrohalogenation
sometimes new stereogenic centers are formed from _____
hydration
the addition of water to an alkene to form an alcohol
halogenation
the addition of X2 (X = Cl or Br) to an alkene to form a vicinal dihalide
polarizable
halogens add to pi bonds because halogen are ____
carbocations
are unstable because they have only six electrons that surround carbon
bridged halonium
ions that are unstable because of ring strain
bridged chloronium ion
initial addition of the electrophile Cl+ from (Cl2) occurs from either side of the planar double bond to form ____
halohydrin
treatment of an alkene with a halogen X2 and H2O froms a ____ by addition of the groups of X and OH to the double bond
more substituted
as in the acid catalyzed ring opwning of epoxides, nucleophilic attack occurs at the ___ carbon end of the bridged halonium ion