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Amides
are the condensation products of carboxylic acids and ammonia or amines
-amide; N-
amides are given the suffix _____. The alkyl groups on a substituted amide are written at the beginning of the name with the prefix ______
Lactams
Cyclic amides; they are named by the Greek letter of the carbon forming the bond with the nitrogen (beta-lactam, gamma-lactam, and so on)
Esters
are the condensation products of carboxylic acids with alcohols (Fischer esterification)
-oate
esters are given the suffix _____. The esterifying group is written as a substituent, without a number
Lactones
cyclic esters; these are named by the number of carbons in the ring and the Greek letter of the carbon forming the bond with the oxygen (alpha-acetolactone, beta-propiolactone, and so on)
Triacylglycerols
a form of fat storage, include three ester bonds between glycerol and fatty acids
Saponification
is the breakdown of fat using a strong base to form soap
Soap
salts of long-chain carboxylic acids
Anhydrides
are the condensation dimers of carboxylic acids
Symmetric
_______ anhydrides are named for the parent carboxylic acid, followed by anhydride
Asymmetric
_________ anhydrides are named by listing the parent carboxylic acids alphabetically, followed by anhydride
Esters; Amides
in nucleophilic substitution reactions, anhydrides are more reactive than ________, which are more reactive than ________
Steric Hindrance
describes when a reaction cannot proceed (or significantly slows) because of substituents crowding the reactive site
Protecting Groups
these such as acetals, can be used to increase steric hindrance or otherwise decrease the reactivity of a particular portion of a molecule
Induction
refers to uneven distribution of charge across a sigma bond because of differences in electronegativity
Greater
the more electronegative groups in a carbonyl-containing compound, the _________ its reactivity
Conjugation
refers to the presence of alternating single and multiple bonds, which creates delocalized pi electron clouds above and below the plane of the molecule
Resonance
electrons experience _________ through the unhybridized p-orbitals, increasing stability
More
conjugated carbonyl-containing compounds are more reactive because they can stabilize their transition states
Increased
_________ strain in a molecule can make it more reactive
beta-lactams
are prone to hydrolysis because they have significant ring strain
Ring Strain
is due to torsional strain from eclipsing interactions and angle strain from compressing bond angles below 109.5 degrees
Cleaved
anhydrides can be ________ by the addition of a nucleophile
Ammonia or Amine
addition of this results in an amide and a carboxylic aid
Alcohol
addition of this results in an ester and a carboxylic acid
Water
addition of this results in two carboxylic acids
Transesterification
is the exchange of one esterrifying group for another on an ester. The attacking nucleophile is an alcohol
Amides
can be hydrolyzed to carboxylic acids under strongly acidic or basic conditions. The attacking nucleophile is water or the hydroxide anion