Provide the major organic product for each of the following transformations.
The carbonyl compounds readily undergo a nucleophilic addition reaction that involves the breaking of carbon-oxygen double bond. The reactivity of carbonyl compounds is due to the electronegative difference between oxygen and carbon. The oxygen attached to carbon is more electronegative. So, the oxygen can partially pull the electrons from the carbon atom making it more electron-deficient. Due to this, the nucleophile readily attacks the carbonyl carbon and undergoes an addition reaction.
The reaction of carbonyl compounds is given below:
Wittig reaction: This method is used in the organic synthesis for the preparation of alkenes from carbonyl compounds. The carbonyl compounds on reaction with phosphorus ylides undergoes (2+2) a cycloaddition reaction and forms a four membered cyclic intermediate (oxophosphetane) followed by the formation of phosphine oxide to give alkenes.
The reaction scheme is given below:
Cyanohydrin formation: Carbonyl compounds on reaction with hydrogen cyanide undergo a nucleophilic addition reaction to give cyanohydrin as a product.
The reaction scheme is given below:
Reaction of amine derivatives with carbonyl compounds:
The carbonyl compounds on reaction with amines undergo an addition-elimination reaction to give imine derivatives.
The reaction scheme is given below:
Carbonyl reduction: The carbonyl compound on reaction with Lithium aluminium hydride undergoes a reduction to give alcohols.
The reaction scheme is given below:
Protection of carbonyl compounds: Carbonyl compounds on reaction with 1,2-diols(protecting group) forms cyclic acetals.
The mechanism for the reaction of cyclohexanone with is given below:
The mechanism for the reaction of cyclohexanone with ethylene glycol is given below:
The mechanism for the reaction of cyclohexanone with phosphorus ylides is given below:
The mechanism for the reaction of cyclohexanone with pyrrolidine is given below:
The product for the reaction of cyclohexanone with aniline is given below:
The mechanism for the reduction of cyclohexanone is given below:
The major organic product for each of the following transformation is given below:
Provide the major organic product for each of the following transformations.
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8. Predict the major final organic product of the following transformations. 1) CH3CH2MgBr tetrahydrofuran 2 CH3CN 2) H30+ a) Acetonitrile b) Acetone c) Butanone d) 2-Aminobutane 9. Predict the major organic product of the following transformation. SOCI2 ОН a) Propanoyl chloride b) 2-Chloropropnoic acid c) Propanoyl sulfate d) Propanoic anhydride 10. Predict the major final organic product of the following transformations. 1) Br2, P CH3CO2H ? 2) H3O+ a) Acetic acid b) Acetyl bromide c) 2-Bromoacetic acid d) Phosphoric acid
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