Alkenes and alkynes

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What is Markovnikov addition in hydrohalogenation?

The hydrogen atom adds to the less substituted carbon, forming the more stable carbocation.

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What is Anti-Markovnikov addition in hydrohalogenation?

The hydrogen adds to the more substituted carbon, usually in the presence of peroxides (H2O2), and Br adds to the less substituted one.

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Does hydrohalogenation involve rearrangements?

Yes, due to the carbocation intermediate.

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What reagent causes anti-Markovnikov hydrohalogenation?

HBr with ROOR (peroxides).

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What is the product of acid-catalyzed hydration of an alkene?

An alcohol via Markovnikov addition of H and OH.

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What are the reagents for acid-catalyzed hydration?

H3O+, or H2O with catalytic H2SO4.

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Does acid-catalyzed hydration involve rearrangements?

Yes, due to carbocation intermediates.

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What is the main advantage of oxymercuration-demercuration over acid hydration?

No rearrangements due to absence of carbocation intermediate.

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What are the reagents for oxymercuration-demercuration?

1) Hg(OAc)2, H2O, THF 2) NaBH4

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What is the stereochemistry of hydroboration-oxidation?

Syn addition.

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Is hydroboration-oxidation Markovnikov or anti-Markovnikov?

Anti-Markovnikov.

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What are the reagents for hydroboration-oxidation?

1) BH3, THF 2) H2O2, NaOH

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What is the stereochemistry of dihalogenation?

Anti addition.

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What intermediate is formed in dihalogenation?

A halonium ion intermediate.

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What solvent is typically used in dihalogenation?

CCl4 or another non-nucleophilic solvent.

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What is the product of halohydrin formation?

A halogen and an OH group on adjacent carbons.

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Where does the OH group add in halohydrin formation?

To the more substituted carbon.

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What reagent forms epoxides from alkenes?

Peroxyacid like mCPBA.

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What is the stereochemistry of anti dihydroxylation?

Anti addition.

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What are the reagents for anti dihydroxylation?

1) mCPBA 2) H3O+ or NaOH

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What reagents are used for syn dihydroxylation?

Cold KMnO4/NaOH or 1) OsO4 2) H2O2

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What products are formed in ozonolysis of alkenes with reductive workup?

Aldehydes or ketones.

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What are the reagents for reductive ozonolysis?

1) O3 2) DMS or Zn/HOAc

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What products are formed in ozonolysis with oxidative workup?

Carboxylic acids or ketones.

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What is the stereochemistry of catalytic hydrogenation?

Syn addition.

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What reagents are used in catalytic hydrogenation?

H2 with Pt, Pd, or Pd/C.

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What reagent gives cis alkene from alkyne?

H2 with Lindlar's catalyst.

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What reagent gives trans alkene from alkyne?

Na or Li in liquid NH3.

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What is the product of alkyne ozonolysis with H2O?

Carboxylic acids (and CO2 if terminal alkyne).

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What is the result of acid-catalyzed hydration of alkynes?

Ketone via enol intermediate (Markovnikov).

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What is the result of hydroboration-oxidation of terminal alkynes?

Aldehyde via enol intermediate (anti-Markovnikov).

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What base is used to deprotonate terminal alkynes?

NaNH2 or NaH.

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What is formed after deprotonating a terminal alkyne?

Acetylide ion (strong nucleophile).

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What reaction extends the carbon chain of a terminal alkyne?

Alkylation via SN2 reaction with a methyl or primary alkyl halide.