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    Chemistry 22: Some Notes on Chapter 10 Reactions

    I. Two important themes:A. Opening of neutral and positively charged three-membered ring structures:

    1. Always antistereochemistry.2. Neutral three-membered ring structure: nucleophile approaches the less

    substiututed carbon.3. Positively charged three-membered ring structure: nucleophile

    approaches the more substiututed carbon.

    Y

    Nuc

    Y

    Nuc

    Nuc

    Y Y

    Nuc

    B. Anti and syn stereochemistry of addition:

    Y

    X

    YX

    anti addition

    syn addition

    Note that anti and syn here describe the stereochemistry of the addition

    process, and not necessarily of the product structures.

    X

    X

    X

    X

    XX

    syn

    addition

    syn

    addition

    =

    anti addition

    XX

    =

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    II. Bromination, chlorination, bromohydrin formation, and chlorohydrinformation (bromonium and chloronium ion intermediates).

    (racemic)

    Br2

    CCl4

    CH3Br

    Br

    (racemic)

    Br2

    H2O

    CH3OH

    Br

    (racemic)

    Br2

    ROH

    CH3OR

    Br

    (racemic)

    Cl2

    CCl4

    CH3Cl

    Cl

    (racemic)

    Cl2

    H2O

    CH3OH

    Cl

    (racemic)

    Cl2

    ROH

    CH3OR

    Cl

    Always net anti addition.

    III. Oxymercuration-reduction.Reaction accomplishes the same thing as addtion of H3O

    +(Markovnikov addition ofH2O or ROH), but without the risk of carbocation rearrangements).

    1) Hg(OAc)2 /THF/H2O

    2) NaBH4 OH

    H3O+

    H2OOH

    OH

    But:

    and

    1) Hg(OAc)2/THF

    CH3CH2OH

    2) NaBH4

    O

    Alkoxymercuration:

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    IV. Epoxidation.

    CF3CO3H

    CF3CO3H

    O (racemic)

    O

    CF3CO3H O

    (racemic)

    H

    O

    O

    O CF3

    Stereochemistry of alkene is retained.mCPBA (meta-chloroperoxybenzoic acid) can also be used in place of CF3CO3H.

    V. Opening of epoxides in acid and base.

    O H2O

    acid or base

    OH

    OH

    (racemic)

    O

    CH3OH

    acid

    O

    CH3OH

    base

    OCH3CH3

    OH

    H

    CH3OH

    H

    OCH3

    (racemic)

    (racemic)

    Starting from an alkene which isepoxidized (previous reaction),the net result is always antiaddition across the double bond.The epoxidation reaction isconcerted and preserves thestereochemistry of the alkene.

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    VI. Hydrogenation.A. Reaction: addition of H2across an alkene.

    H2

    Pd/C or Pt/C

    B. A stereospecific syn addition.

    and

    (racemic)

    meso

    H2

    Pd or Pt

    H2

    Pd or Pt

    H2

    Pd or Pt

    C. Stereoselectivity: steric effects.

    H3C CH3 H3C

    CH3

    CH3

    H

    H2

    Pd or Pt

    D. Hydrogenation of alkynes (C!C to C=C or C-C).

    1. H2& Pd catalyst "alkane.

    2. H2& Lindlar!s catalyst

    "

    cisalkene.3. Na/NH3"transalkane.H2

    Pd/C (or Pt)

    H2

    Lindlar's Catalyst

    Na/NH3

    (or Li/NH3)

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    VII. Carbenes: cyclopropanation.

    CH2N2(racemic)

    CHCl3

    KOH

    ClCl

    CH2I2

    Zn(Cu)

    (racemic)

    Stereochemistry of alkene is preserved.

    VII. Ozonolysis.

    1) O3

    2) [H]

    OO

    H

    1) O3

    2) [O]

    OO

    OH

    1) O3

    2) [H]

    H

    O

    O [H] = Zn/H2O OR (CH3)2S OR H2/Pd.[O] = H2O2/HOAc.

    IX. Hydroxylation: OsO4/NaHSO3.

    (racemic)

    1) OsO4

    2) Na2SO3 H2O

    CH3OH

    OH

    H

    The above is asynaddition; contrast to the antiaddition below.

    (racemic)

    1) CF3CO3H

    2) H2O/

    acid or base

    CH3OH

    H

    OH

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    X. Addition reactions of alkynes are (roughly) analogous to those of alkenes.

    RHX

    R

    X

    R

    X X

    R

    X2

    R

    X

    R

    X X

    X

    X

    X

    R

    R

    OH

    R CH3

    H2O/H+

    Hg++

    O

    R

    R

    R

    1) R'2BH

    2) H2O2 NaOH

    OH

    O

    H

    R R

    H2

    Lindlar's

    Catalyst

    Na/NH3R R

    RR

    R R

    (Markovnikov)

    (Markovnikov)

    (anti-Markovnikov)

    H C C H

    NaNH2H C C

    R XH R

    NaNH2

    R C CR' X

    R R'

    R, R' must be 1 (SN2) X = good LG (e.g., OTs, I, Br, Cl)

    H

    H

    H

    H

    =

    =

    R R

    RR