Title | Ochem 2 final review |
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Course | Introductory Organic Chemistry II |
Institution | The University of Texas at Dallas |
Pages | 3 |
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comprehensive review...
Ranking: -
Oxidation state: # of bonds to O o + bonds to O
-
+ oxidation state
UV absorption- wavelength: stability of alkene (CJ length, #of subs) 1. +CJ
+stable
2. + sub on alkene -
+ stability + wavelength -frequency
alkene stability etc 1. aromaticity: aro > non-aro > anti-aro 2. + CJ
+stability
3. + sub on alkene 4. + ring strain
+stability - stability
5. cation case: + EDG +stability 6.
Anion case: +EWG + stabilityx
7. Alkene case: EWG > EDG -
acidity: take an H away and check for CB stability after that 1. no charge CB is better than charged CB
-
sigma complex stability: 1. activating vs deactivating 2. right or wrong position a. If upon bromination/chlorination: check if Br or Cl on correct position
-
deshielding, IR stretch: o N next to a carbonyl
- energy - IR stretch
o + electronegative o + ring strain -
+ shielded + IR stretch
carbonyl reactivity: o acid halides > anhydride> thiolesters > ester > amide o +EWG +reactive
-
amine basicity: 1. + p characteristic 2. +aromaticity 3. – CJ
+ basic
(sp3 > sp2 > sp)
+ basic
+ basic
4. + EDG + basic -
Reactivity & Acidity based on leaving groups: Most to least 1. -Cl 2. –OR 3. –NH2 4. –CH3
Bromination & Chlorination with alcohols: - HCl + ZnCl2 = lucas test: Loves 3>2>1(HATES IT WONT HAPPEN) Alcohols Primary Secondary
Cl SOCl2 SOCl2 (SN1 No
Br PBr3 PBr3 (SN2)
I P/I2 P/I2
SN2 SN1
tertiary
rearrangement) HCl
÷HBr
HI
SN1
(rearrangement)...