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CEM 252 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH SOLUTIONS 2024
ether - ANSWER R-O-R



epoxide - ANSWER 3 membered cyclic ether



phenyl ring - ANSWER



benzyl ring - ANSWER



vinyl - ANSWER two carbons with a double bond



allyl - ANSWER three carbons with double bond



Markovnikov addition of H-OH - ANSWER H+ cat and H-OH

or

1. HgSO4 (Hg(OAc)2) H-OH)

2. NaBH4



does equilibrium go towards or away from the strong acid? - ANSWER away



does equilibrium go towards or away from the most stable base? - ANSWER towards



THF (tetrahydrofuran) - ANSWER reduction (add H's)



mCPBA - ANSWER meta (1,3)-chloro-per-benzoic acid



how to make an epoxide: alkene epoxidation - ANSWER alkene + pezacid (mCPBA) to syn epoxide

, how to make an epoxide: intramolecular williamson - ANSWER 1. addition of Br2 and H2O

2. knock out Br, and add nucleophile



epoxide opening (2 conditions) - ANSWER basic and acidic



basic conditions - ANSWER 1. Nuc -

2. H + (quench)

strong (charged) nucleophile, NaOH, opens on least substituted carbon (for asymmetric) (2 steps)



acidic conditions - ANSWER H+ catalyzed reactions, NucH (neutral and weak)

lone pair on H2O, opens on most substituted carbon (for asymmetric) (1 step)



organometallic reagents - ANSWER c-based nucleophiles (negative)... VERY strong nucleophile, R- M+



2 types of organometallic reagents - ANSWER organolithium (R-Li+) (lithium in solution) and
organomagnesium (R-Mg+2 X-) (Grignard)



Grignard reagents - ANSWER ignore MgBr-, look at R group and attach to molecule



alcohol - ANSWER R-O-H



carboxylic acid - ANSWER COOH



two types of alcohols - ANSWER aliphatic and aromatic



aliphatic alcohols - ANSWER linear and ring (no double bonds)



aromatic alcohol - ANSWER phenol (double bonds)

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