If an alcohol is not the highest priority group, what is it's prefix?
Hydroxy-
Organometallic (Reagents)
In a hydride reagent, what atom is the nucleophile?
A Hydrogen
sp3: 1o, 2o, 3o alkyl halides
sp2: phenyl or alkenyl
In lecture, thioethers were covered. What other name did we learn the functional group as?
Sulfides
What is the IUPAC name for t-butyl alcohol?
2-methyl-2-propanol
What solvent do we use for Grignard Reagents?
Diethyl Ether (Et2O)
Name both of the hydride reagents
LiAlH4: Lithium Aluminum Hydride
NaBH4: Sodium Borohydride
When an epoxide ring is broken, what kind of product do we typically see?
A trans structure with the formation of an alcohol
What does Amphoteric mean?
The ability to act as either a base or an acid
If a carbon chain has two alcohols on it, how do you name it accordingly?
Diol (in place of -ol)
What is the last reagent used in a Grignard Reaction?
Hydride reagents are used to accomplish what?
LAH, as a reagent, can react with six different kinds of starting materials. List at least 3 of them and what the reagent turns it into.
Acid: 1o alcohol | Ester: 1o alcohol | Aldehyde: 1o alcohol | Ketone: 2o alcohol | Epoxide: an alcohol | Alkyl Halide: the Alkyl group
Which has the higher density: Bromomethane or Methanol?
Methanol
What's the IUPAC name for glycerol?
1,2,3-propanetriol
What is known to stabilize a Grignard Reagent?
Ethers
Which two functional groups can both hydride reagent react with?
Aldehydes and Ketones
What reagent can we expect to react with alkyl halides?
Alkyl Lithium
Alcohols, as a naming priority, are prioritized after what? Name at least two functional groups that out rank alcohols.
RCO2H acids > Aldehydes > Ketones
Draw the Structure: Cyclopentylmethanol
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Carbon-Carbon bonds and Alcohols
Make a starting material that LiAlH4 would be the only hydride reagent that could reduce it.
Student's answers will vary but it must be an epoxide, an alkyl halide, an acid, or an ester.
What are four ways to prepare an alcohol?
SN2, SN1, Grignard, Hydride Reagent
What was Dr. Burns's PSA about?
The importance of NOT dumping glycol since it's toxic (but is sweet).