Title | Structure and reactivity of the carbonyl group |
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Course | Chemistry |
Institution | Medical University-Pleven |
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Structure and reactivity of the carbonyl group . Characteristic chemical reactions with medico-biological importancefor aldehydes , ketones and quinones...
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STRUCTURE AND REACTIVITY OF THE CARBONYL GROUP. CHARACTERISTIC CHEMICAL REACTIONS WITH MEDICO-BIOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE FOR ALDEHYDES, KETONES, AND
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H
H C
1
O
C
2
H O
3
C
R' O
C
4
Formaldehyde is usually taken as a reference. Any substituent replacing H atoms in formaldehyde that
O
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to about 50% conversion, and hexafluoroacetone is completely hydrated. Addition of alcohols – formation of hemiacetals, hemiketals, acetals, and ketals. Aldehydes and
R'
sp2
H
H+
R'
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R' N-substituted imine
R''
The intermediate undergoes dehydration (elimination of water) to yield the product of the reaction, an N-
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The oxidation of ketones requires stronger oxidizers and much more harsh
O C
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Na Cr O / H+ CH3CH2CH2COOH + HOOCCH3
using quinone-hydroquinone interconversion. This redox reaction in coenzyme Q is a key component of the electron
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-2 O +2
-2 OH +1...