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Beauchamp Organic Reaction Review 1 Many of the reactions below have competing reactions. We mostly focus on the dominant reaction in a synthesis. That is what is shown in the small space available below. In a mechanism problem a more complete analysis is expected. You should be able to show the details of a mechanism when that is asked. In real reactions, specific recipes (solvent, temperature, concentration, etc.) are used. In these pages we only show typical results. Acid/Base reactions to make important reactants. – The pK a ’s of the starting materials and the conjugate acids of the reagents are shown in parentheses. These reactions make essential strong base/nucleohiles. NaOH NaNR 2 Na N O O H N O O Na H (pK a =9) (pK a =16) (pK a =25) (pK a =37)

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Beauchamp Organic Reaction Review 1 Many of the reactions below have competing reactions. We mostly focus on the dominant reaction in a synthesis. That is what is shown in the small space available below. In a mechanism problem a more complete analysis is expected. You should be able to show the details of a mechanism when that is asked. In real reactions, specific recipes (solvent, temperature, concentration, etc.) are used. In these pages we only show typical results. Acid/Base reactions to make important reactants. – The pKa’s of the starting materials and the conjugate acids of the reagents are shown in parentheses. These reactions make essential strong base/nucleohiles.

NaOH NaNR2

Na

N

O

O

H N

O

ONa

H

(pKa=9) (pKa=16) (pKa=25) (pKa=37)

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Beauchamp Organic Reaction Review 2 Free radical substitution reactions at sp3 C-H to make R-Br from alkanes.

CH4Br2

h

Br2

hH3CBr

Br

Br2

h

Br2

h

Br Br

Br2

hBr2

h

Br

Br

Br2

h

Br2

h

Br

Br

Br2

h

2 equivalents

Br2

h

2 equivalentsBr

Br

Br Br

Br2

h

2 equivalents

Br2

h

2 equivalents Br BrBr Br

E2 reactions to make alkenes (use one eq. potassium t-butoxide with RBr) and alkynes (use 3 eqs. sodium amide with RBr2, first two = E2, third equivalent = acid/base reaction)

K

O

K

OBr

Br

K

O

K

OBrBr

K

O

K

O

BrBr

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1. excess NaNR22. workup

Br

Br

Br Br1. excess NaNR22. workup

H

H H

1. excess NaNR22. workup

Br BrBr Br

1. excess NaNR22. workup

H

Free radical addition reactions of HBr to alkenes (makes anti-Markovnikov addition of HBr)

HBrROOR

h

HBrROOR

hBr Br

HBrROOR

h

HBrROOR

hBr

Br

BrHBr

ROORh

HBrROOR

h

Br

Free radical substitution at allylic or benzylic sp3 C-H, synthesis of allylic or benzylic RBr

Br2

h

Br

RBr + NaOH (= hydroxide) (SN2 at methyl and primary RBr, E2 > SN2 at secondary RBr and E2 at tertiary RBr, makes alcohols)

H3CBr NaOH NaOH

Br OH

H3COH

SN2 SN2 > E2alcohol alcohol

NaOH NaOH

OHBr

OHBr

minor

majorE2 > SN2 SN2 > E2alcohol

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NaOH NaOH

BrBr

OH

SN2 > E2 only E2alcohol alkene

NaOHNaOH

E2 > SN2

BrBr

SN2 > E2(benzylic)

OH

alkene alcohol

NaOHNaOH

SN2 > E2(allylic)

Br OHBr

SN2 > E2

OH

alcoholalcohol

RBr + NaOR (= alkoxides) (SN2 at methyl and primary RBr, E2 > SN2 at secondary RBr and E2 at tertiary RBr, makes ethers)

H3CBr NaOR NaOR

Br OR

H3COR

SN2 SN2 > E2ether ether

NaOR NaOR

ORBr

ORBr

minor

majorE2 > SN2 SN2 > E2 ether

NaORNaOR

E2 > SN2

BrBr

SN2 > E2(benzylic)

OR

alkene ether

NaORNaOR

SN2 > E2(allylic)

Br ORBr

SN2 > E2

OR

etherether

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Beauchamp Organic Reaction Review 5 RBr + NaO2CR (=carboxylates) (SN2 at methyl, primary and secondary RBr, SN2, makes esters and E2 at tertiary RBr)

H3CBr

Br

H3CO

SN2 SN2 > E2ester

O

O

Na O

O

NaO

O

O

ester

O

Br

O

Br

SN2 > E2

O

O

NaO

O

Na

SN2 > E2

OO

esterester

BrBr

SN2 > E2 only E2 alkene

O

O

Na O

O

Na

O

O

ester

E2 > SN2

BrBr

SN2 > E2(benzylic)

O

O

O

NaO

O

Na

ester

O

O

O

ester

SN2 > E2(allylic)

Br O Br

SN2 > E2

OO

O

Na O

O

Na

Oester

Oester

Hydrolysis of esters, R’O2CR to make alcohols (acyl substitution reaction)

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RBr + NaOC(CH3)3 (t-butoxide) (SN2 at methyl and E2 at primary, secondary and tertiary RBr, makes alkenes)

Br

Br

alkene

O

K

E2

O

K

E2alkene

BrBr

O

K

E2

O

K

E2 alkenealkene

RBr + NaSH (monohydrogen sulfide) (SN2 at methyl, primary and secondary RBr, and E2 at tertiary RBr, makes thiols)

H3CBr

Br

H3CSH

SN2

SH

NaSH

thiolthiol

SN2

NaSH

Br Br SHSH

thiolthiolSN2

NaSH

SN2

NaSH

Br

BrSH

thiol alkene

SN2

NaSH

SN2

NaSH

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BrBr

SHSH

thiol thiolSN2

NaSH

SN2

NaSH

Br BrSH SH

thiolthiolSN2

NaSH

SN2

NaSH

RBr + NaSR (= alkylthiolate) (SN2 at methyl, primary and secondary RBr, makes sulfides and E2 at tertiary RBr)

H3CBr

Br

H3CSR

SN2

SR

NaSR

sulfideSN2

NaSR

sulfide

Br Br SRSR

SN2

NaSR

SN2

NaSR

sulfidesulfide

BrBr

SRSR

SN2

NaSR

SN2

NaSR

sulfide sulfide

Br BrSR SR

SN2

NaSR

SN2

NaSR

sulfidesulfide

RBr + Na+ / imidate (1. SN2 at methyl, primary and secondary RBr, and E2 at tertiary RBr 2. NaOH (acyl substitution), makes 1o amine)

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RBr + 1. NaN3 (= azide = SN2 at carbon) 2. LiAlH4 (hydride = SN2 at nitrogen) 3. Workup (acid/base) (1. SN2 at methyl, 1o and 2o RBr, and E2 at 3o RBr, makes 1o amines)

H3CBr

Br

H3CNH2

NH2

1o amine

1. NaN3 (SN2)2. LiAlH4 (SN2)3. workup

1o amine

1. NaN3 (SN2)2. LiAlH4 (SN2)3. workup

Br Br NH2NH2

1o amine1o amine

1. NaN3 (SN2)2. LiAlH4 (SN2)3. workup

1. NaN3 (SN2)2. LiAlH4 (SN2)3. workup

Br

BrNH2

alkene1o amine

1. NaN3 (SN2)2. LiAlH4 (SN2)3. workup

1. NaN3 (E2)2. NA

BrBr

NH2

NH2

1o amine 1o amine

1. NaN3 (SN2)2. LiAlH4 (SN2)3. workup

1. NaN3 (SN2)2. LiAlH4 (SN2)3. workup

Br BrNH2 NH2

1o amine1o amine

1. NaN3 (SN2)2. LiAlH4 (SN2)3. workup

1. NaN3 (SN2)2. LiAlH4 (SN2)3. workup

RBr + NaCN (= cyanide) (SN2 at methyl, 1o and 2o RBr, and E2 at 3o RBr, makes nitriles)

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RBr + NaCCR (terminal acetylide) (SN2 at methyl and 1o RBr and E2 at 2o RBr and 3o RBr makes larger alkynes)

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RBr + Li+ / ketone enolate (SN2 at methyl, 1o and 2o RBr, and E2 at 3o RBr, makes larger ketones)

RBr + Li+ / ester enolate (SN2 at methyl, 1o and 2o RBr, and E2 at 3o RBr, makes larger esters)

Br BrO

OR

O

OR

O

OR

LiO

OR

Li

esterester

SN2SN2

newbond

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BrBr

O

OR

OR

OO

OR

LiO

OR

Li

ester esterSN2SN2

newbond

RBr + Li+ / dithiane anion (SN2 at methyl, 1o and 2o RBr, and E2 at 3o RBr, makes aldehydes and ketones after hydrolysis with HgX2/H2O)

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Beauchamp Organic Reaction Review 12 RBr + diphenylsulfide (SN2 at methyl, 1o and 2o RBr, and E2 at 3o RBr), makes sulfur salts that are used to make epoxides when reacted with 2. n-butyl lithium and 3. aldehydes and ketones

Br Br

Ph

S

Ph

Ph

S

PhPh

SPh

Ph = phenyl

PhS

Ph

Ph = phenyl sulfur salt for ylidsulfur salt for ylid

Br Br

SN2SN2

BrBr

S

SPh

Ph

Ph

Ph

SN2

PhS

Ph

Ph = phenylSN2

PhS

Ph

Ph = phenylsulfur salt for ylid sulfur salt for ylid

Br

Br

Br BrS

SPhPh

Ph

SN2

PhS

Ph

Ph = phenyl

SN2

PhS

Ph

Ph = phenyl Phsulfur salt for ylid sulfur salt for ylid

Br Br

RBr + triphenylphosphine (SN2 at methyl, 1o and 2o RBr, and E2 at 3o RBr), make the phosphorous salts that are used to make the Z-alkenes when reacted with aldehydes and ketones. 2. n-butyl lithium and 3. aldehydes and ketones)

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BrBr

P

PPh

Ph

Ph

PhBr

Br

SN2

PhP

Ph

Ph = phenyl

Ph

SN2

PhP

Ph

Ph = phenyl

Ph

Ph

Ph

phosphorous salt for ylid phosphorous salt for ylid

Br BrP

PPhPh

Ph

Ph

Br Br

SN2

PhP

Ph

Ph = phenyl

PhSN2

PhP

Ph

Ph = phenyl

PhPh

Ph

phosphorous salt for ylid phosphorous salt for ylid

RBr + lithium aluminum hydride (LiAlH4 = LAH) or deuteride (LiAlD4 = LAD) or sodium borohydride (NaBH4) or deuteride (NaBD4) (SN2 at methyl, 1o and 2o RBr, and E2 at 3o RBr?)

H3CBr

Br

SN2

LiAlD4

H3CDor

NaBD4

SN2

LiAlD4or

NaBD4

D

Br Br

SN2

LiAlD4or

NaBD4

SN2

LiAlD4or

NaBD4

D D

BrBr

SN2

LiAlD4or

NaBD4

SN2

LiAlD4or

NaBD4

DD

Br Br

SN2

LiAlD4or

NaBD4

SN2

LiAlD4or

NaBD4

D D

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Beauchamp Organic Reaction Review 14 ROH + (HCl,HBr,HI or SOCl2, SOBr2 or PCl3, PBr3) (all are similar), SN2 at methyl, 1o ROH, and SN1 at 2o and 3o ROH , makes RX from alcohols

H3COH

OH

SN2 H3CBr

BrHXor

SOX2or

PX3X = Cl,Br

SN2

HXor

SOX2or

PX3X = Cl,Br

OH OHBr Br

SN1

HXor

SOX2or

PX3X = Cl,Br

SN2

HXor

SOX2or

PX3X = Cl,Br

OHOH

BrBr

SN2

HXor

SOX2or

PX3X = Cl,Br

SN1

HXor

SOX2or

PX3X = Cl,Br

OHOH

BrBr

SN1

HXor

SOX2or

PX3X = Cl,Br

SN1

HXor

SOX2or

PX3X = Cl,Br

OH OHBr Br

SN2

HXor

SOX2or

PX3X = Cl,Br

SN1

HXor

SOX2or

PX3X = Cl,Br

ROH + TsCl (makes tosylates = sulfur esters = good leaving group), Can follow this with 2. NaBr to get a SN2 reaction and avoid rearrangements from the alcohol (ROH RBr)

OH

SN1

HXor

SOX2or

PX3X = Cl,Br

OH

SN1

HXor

SOX2or

PX3X = Cl,Br

Br

Br

rearranged product rearranged product

Dehydration of alcohols with H2SO4/ to form alkenes (E1 reaction), possible rearrangements. Alkenes distill away from the reaction mixture and shift the equilibrium towards alkene formation.

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OH OHH2SO4 /

(-H2O)H2SO4 /

(-H2O)

E1 E1

ROH + acid chloride (Cl = good leaving group), acyl substitution, makes esters

H3COH

OHO

Cl

O

OCH3

O

O

O

Cl

R3N (base) R3N (base)ester ester

OH OHO

O

O

O

O

Cl

O

Cl

R3N (base) R3N (base) ester

OHOHO

OO

O

O

Cl

O

Cl

R3N (base) R3N (base) esterester

OHOH

O

O

O

OO

Cl

O

Cl

R3N (base) R3N (base)ester ester

OHOHO

Cl

O

O

O

O

O

Cl

R3N (base) R3N (base) esterester

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Beauchamp Organic Reaction Review 16 RNH2 + acid chloride (Cl = good leaving group), acyl substitution, makes 2o amides.

Oxidation with CrO3/pyridine = PCC (pyridinium chlorochromate) (methyl and 1o ROH aldehydes, 2o ROH ketones, 3o ROH don’t react), The oxidation step proceeds by an E2 mechanism

H3COH

OH

H

O

H

O

H(pyridine = base)

CrO3/pyridine(PCC)

(pyridine = base)

CrO3/pyridine(PCC)

aldehyde aldehyde

OH OH O

H

O

(pyridine = base)

CrO3/pyridine(PCC)

(pyridine = base)

CrO3/pyridine(PCC)

ketone aldehyde

OHOH

O

(pyridine = base)

CrO3/pyridine(PCC)

(pyridine = base)

CrO3/pyridine(PCC)

aldehyde

H

No reaction

OHOHO O

ketone ketone(pyridine = base)

CrO3/pyridine(PCC)

(pyridine = base)

CrO3/pyridine(PCC)

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Oxidation with CrO3/H2O/H3O

+ = Jones (methyl and 1o ROH acids, 2o ROH ketones, 3o ROH don’t react), The oxidation step proceeds by an E2 mechanism

H3COH

OH

H

O

OH

O

OH(H2O = base)

CrO3/H2O/H3O+

(Jones)

acid (H2O = base)

CrO3/H2O/H3O+

(Jones)

acid

OH OH O

OH

O

ketone (H2O = base)

CrO3/H2O/H3O+

(Jones)(H2O = base)

CrO3/H2O/H3O+

(Jones)

acid

OH

OH

O

OH

No reaction(H2O = base)

CrO3/H2O/H3O+

(Jones)

(H2O = base)

CrO3/H2O/H3O+

(Jones)

acid

OHOHO O

ketone ketone(H2O = base)

CrO3/H2O/H3O+

(Jones)

(H2O = base)

CrO3/H2O/H3O+

(Jones)

RCO2H (carboxylic acids) + SOCl2 (thionyl chloride) acid chlorides

SOCl2R3N

acid chloride acid acid chloride

SOCl2R3N

O

OHacid

OH

O

Cl

O

Cl

O

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Beauchamp Organic Reaction Review 18 RCO2H (carboxylic acids) + RCOCl (acid chloride) anhydrides

acid

O

OHacid

OH

O

O

OO

Cl

acid chloride

O

O O

anhydride

O

Cl

acid chloride

O

anhydride

Fischer Esterification (RCO2H + R’OH + TsOH (remove H2O)) esters, reverse reaction with H2SO4/H2O

H3COH

OHO

O

O

O(-H2O)

O

OHTsOH

CH3

ester (-H2O)

O

OHTsOH

ester

OH OH

(-H2O)

O

OHTsOH

(-H2O)

O

OHTsOHO

Oester

O

Oester

OH

OH

(-H2O)

O

OHTsOH

(-H2O)

O

OHTsOH

O

O

ester

O

Oester

OHOH

(-H2O)

O

OHTsOH

(-H2O)

O

OHTsOHO

Oester

O

O

OHOH O

Oester(-H2O)

O

OHTsOH

(-H2O)

O

OHTsOHO

O

ester

Hydrolysis of esters with H2SO4/H2O to form alcohol and carboxylic acid (reverse steps of Fischer esterification)

H3COH OH

O

O

O

O

H2SO4 / H2OCH3

ester ester

O

OH

O

OH

H2SO4 / H2O

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OH OHO

Oester

O

Oester

O

OH

O

OH

H2SO4 / H2O H2SO4 / H2O

OH OHO

O

ester

O

Oester

H2SO4 / H2O H2SO4 / H2OO

OH

O

OH

(probably alkene)

OH OH

O

Oester

O

O

H2SO4 / H2O H2SO4 / H2OO

OH ester

O

OH

OH OH

O

Oester

O

O

ester

H2SO4 / H2OH2SO4 / H2OO

OH

O

OH

Protection of alcohols with dihydropyran (DHP) as tetrahydropyran ether (THP) using TsOH (cat.) and NO water.

H3COH

OH

O OCH3

THP ether

O

= DHP

TsOHO

= DHP

TsOH

O O

THP ether

OH OH

OO

= DHP

TsOHO

= DHP

TsOH

O O

THP ether THP ether

OHOH

O

= DHP

TsOHO

= DHP

TsOH

O O

THP ether

O

THP ether

OHOH

O OO

= DHP

TsOH

O

= DHP

TsOHO O

THP ether THP ether

OHOHO

OO

= DHP

TsOHO

= DHP

TsOH

O O

THP etherTHP ether

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Beauchamp Organic Reaction Review 20 Making epoxides with sulfur ylid and aldehydes and ketones

Making epoxides with mCPBA

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Making Grignard reagents (organomagnesium reagents = RMgBr)

Making organolithium reagents (RLi)

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Making cuprate reagents (R2CuLi)

Organometallic reactions with RMgBr and/or RLi (aldehydes, ketones, esters, acid chlorides, nitriles, 3o amides, CuBr,…)

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Reactions of cuprates (with acid chlorides, RBr and conjugated carbonyl compounds)

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Na

C N

Na

O H

CH2

Li

Na H

N

H

N

O

O

H

Na

S H

O

OH

H2O

O

Na

HBr H2SO4

SCl

O

O

N

S

S

Pd / H2quinoline

(Lindlar's cat)Pd / H2

Na

N N N

OH

pyridine

H2O / H3O+

CO2carbon dioxide

NH3ammonia

NHR2

HCCl3

HCBr3

CH2I2Zn / Cu

potassium permanganateosmium tetroxide

3 ozonereactions

1. O3, -78oC2. CH3SCH3

1. O3, -78oC2. NaBH4

1. O3, -78oC2. H2O2, HO

1. Hg(OAc)2/H2O2. NaBH4

1. Hg(OAc)2/ROH2. NaBH4

O

O O

H

Cl

Na / NH3

= py

NO O

Na

Mn

O O

OO

Os

O O

OOK

OO O

Cr

O

OO

Cr

O

OO

B

H

H

H

H Al

H

H

H

HNa Li

B

H

H

H

B

R

R

H

P

Ph

Ph

Ph

Na Cl

Br

INa

Na

BrCu

1.

2. H2O2/HO 2. Br2/CH3O

1.

2. H2O2/HO

B

H

H

H1.

HgX2(mecuric salts)

HOOH H2N

NH2NH

OSHO

O

O

B

H

H

H

CNNa

Mg Li Na

Zn

SOCl2

PBr3