The Aldol condensation: Synthesis of dibenzalacetone
I need help with question 4 and the second part of 5 please.
The Aldol condensation: Synthesis of dibenzalacetone I need help with question 4 and the second part...
Dibenzalacetone Synthesis PURPOSE: purpose of this lab exercise is to synthesize dibenzalacetone by means of an aldol condition. INTRODUCTION: Wow, is it wet in here or what? That's what happens when you condense, right? No, that is not right, you say! You can condense things without getting wet in organic chemistry. Think about aldol condensations, you tell me. Yes. yes..of course you are correct: organic condensations dont get you wet. They get you a new product. Silly me Aldol condensation...
these are H and C NMRs of aldol condensation using acetophenone and p-anisaldehyde to make anisalacetophenone and benzaldehyde and acetone to make dibenzalacetone. can you show me the H and C NMRs so i can check my work please? First Week - Synthesis of anisalacetophenone 8 SE 75 85 86 85 86 10 15 40 58 80 45 40 15 70 60 2010 0 -10 20 2021 200 190 180 170 180 150 149 130 120 119 100 000 Second...
SHOW FULL MECHANISM AND REDRAW (In your own way) OF Dibenzalacetone by the Aldol Condensation reaction BELOW co.ken, + CH,CCH CH.CH NaOH -CH=CHCCH=CH- cu condcn=cr YW 40.01 Benzaldehyde MW 106.13, bp 178°C den. 1.04 Acetone (2-Propanone) MW 58.08. bp 56°C den 0.790 Dibenzalacetone (1,5-Diphenyl-1,4-pentadien-3-one) MW 234,30 н он но е да се оди о-~- CH.CCH. CH,CCH.C Сн,сен,с- ОН ОН -OH он н Hic C- 2 тро нс C-C=CH + H-O + OH Н ОН A B-hydroxyketone Benzalacetone (4-Phenyl-3-butene-2-one) mp 42°C
nzaldehyde via the aldol condensation. 2. What is the role of sodium hydroxide in this reaction? 3. Explain formation of the double bonds in dibenzalacetone. 4. Construct a model of dibenzalacetone to show structure and geometry. Are there other possible geometric isomers? 5. Research the most stable isomer based on melting point and geometric structure. cluas vield next week
I ONLY NEED HELP WITH THE SECOND COLUMN (NOT THE FIRST) Second Column only for synthesis!! please help 458 ChemActivity 25: Enolate and Enol Nucleophiles 21. Design a synthesis of each of the following target molecules from the starting material given. Target Starting Material Target Starting Material Ci OCH3 H Et Eto Ph OPh Ph
Provide the missing compounds and reagents in the reaction scheme below. With, what? An aldol condensation at the end? Need help on this last part...
what is the theoretical yield of anisalacetophenone and dibenzalacetone formed? thank you. The Aldol Condensation Precautions: Acetone, ethanol and acetophenone are flammable; work in a fume hood. Sodium hydroxide is a strong base and can cause severe skin burns and eye damage. Safety goggles are required. Gloves are recommended. Purpose To carry out two Aldol condensation reactions in which no heat is needed to obtain the condensation product. The two reactions differ in the number of enolizable protons at the...
aldol condensation reaction Question 3: Is this reaction acid or base catalyzed? Tell the name of the base used. Question 4: What is the role of ethanol in the experiment? Question 5: Why 1.0 M HCl is used at the end of the experiment? Question 6: 4-nirobenzaldehye cannot undergo aldol condensation reaction by itself in the presence of strong base, give the reason for that?
Can you answer these please? Aldol Assignment Write the answers to 1,3 & 5 on a sheet of paper and be prepared to email it to me. 1. Why is it important to maintain equivalent proportions of reagents in this experiment? 2. What side products do you expect in this experiment? How are they removed? 3. The geometric possibilities for products are cis/cis, trans/trans or trans/cis. Which isomer do you think is the major product and why?. 4. What evidence...
please make it short explaination. i only have so much space to write. Aldol Condensation Due before lab begins. Answer in space provided. 1. What is an aldol condensation reaction? Give an example of crossed aldol condensation reaction and explain why such reactions are better.