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PCC reagents are….

Pyridine, CrO3, HCl

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Jones reagents are…

H2SO4, CrO3, H2O

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C≡C: - is an example of what kind of reagent?

Organometallic

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LiAlH4 is used for what kind of reactions?

Oxidation

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NaBH4 is used for what kind of reaction?

Oxidation

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LiCH3 is used for what kind of reaction?

Oxidation

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Which reactant can turn an ester into a 1 prime alcohol?

LiAlH4

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Which reactant can turn an aldehyde into a carboxylic acid?

CrO3, H2SO4, H2O

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What do organometallic reagents typically react with?

Epoxides and Carbonyls

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What reagent can turn a 1 prime alcohol into an aldehyde?

CrO3, HCl, Pyridine

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What reagents can turn a primary alcohol into a carboxylic acid?

CrO3, H2SO4, H2O OR CrO3, Pyridine, HCl

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What would classify as a nucelophilic acid?

HX

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What does a nucleophilic acid do to an alcohol?

Replace OH group

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What is an example of a non-nucleophilic acid?

H2SO4

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What do non-nucleophilic acids do?

Make alcohols leave

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What kinds of reagents are best for symmetric alkene synthesis?

Non-nucleophilic

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How can we form a terminal alkene?

Use a bulky base

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LDA is a…

Bulky base

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Tert-butoxide is a….

Bulky base

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A nitrogen with “antlers” can be recognized as…

LDA

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An oxygen attached to a fully substituted carbon can be recognized as…

Tert-butoxide

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Which reagents allow us to substitute OH for a better leaving group?

PBr3/PCl3, SOCl2, or a sulfonyl chloride

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Which reagent will result in retention when used to activate an alcohol?

A sulfonyl chloride

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What are the sulfonyl chlorides?

Mesyl chloride (ClMs), Tosyl Chloride (ClTs) and Triflic Anhydride (TfOTf)

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Which forms of alcohol activation result in inversion due to SN2?

PBr3/PCl3 and SOCl2

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What kinds of bonds do organometallic reagents make?

New C-C bonds

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What is an example of an organolithium reagent?

LiCH3

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LiAlH4 attacks what kinds of molecules?

Epoxides, Esters, Carboxylic acids, Aldehydes and Ketones

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NaBH4 attacks what kinds of molecules?

Aldehydes and ketones

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What will cause an epoxide to open on the less substituted side?

Basic conditions

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What will cause an epoxide to open on the more substituted side?

Acidic conditions

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What is an example of a Gringard reagent?

BrMgR

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Hydride reagents typically make…..

New C-H bonds

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What mechanism(s) is/are involved in converting a primary alcohol to a carboxylic acid?

SNAc, Acid/Base, and E2

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What mechanism is used to form alkenes?

Elimination

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What mechanism is used when substituting an alcohol for a halogen?

SN1

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What reagents are required to hydrogenate an alkene?

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