Organic Chemistry Reaction Quiz
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- What happens when a hindered dialkylborane is added to a terminal alkyne?
- An aldehyde is formed.
- What happens when you add an HX to an Alkene?
- Your product is a haloalkane.
- What happens to an alkene during an acid catalyzed hydration?
- An alkene is converted to an alcohol.
- What happens when you add an X2 to an alkene?
- You convert the alkene into a vicinal dihalide.
- How do alkenes get converted to halohydrins?
- The addition of an HX2 in the presence of a solvent.
- What does an oxymercuration-reduction reaction do to alkenes?
- They convert alkenes to alcohols. No rearrangements are possible here like there were in acid catalyzed hydration.
- What are the reagents used in oxymercuration oxidation?
- 1.Hg(OAc)2 ,H2O 2. NaBH4
- What happens to alkenes during hydroboration oxidation?
- They get turned into alcohols with non-markovnikov regioselectivity.
- What happens when you add OsO4 to an alkene?
- You get a glycol with syn stereoselectivity.
- What happens during ozonoanalysis?
- The C=C double bond is cleaved into two C=O double bonds
- What are the reagents in catalytic reduction?
- H2 and a transition metal catalyst.
- What does a catalytic reduction do to an alkene?
- It turns the alkene into an alkane with syn stereoselectivity.
- What does Hydroboration/Oxidation of an alkyne create?
- It creates an enol that is in equilibrium through keto-enol tauteromerism, with a ketone.
- What does a terminal alkyne and a strong base yield?
- It yields an acetylide salt.
- What happens when you treat an alkene with a HX2?
- You get a dihaloalkane.
- What happens when you treat an alkyne with one X2? What happens when you add the second one?
- You get an E. Dihaloalkane with the first. After the second you get a tetrahaloalkane.
- What does addition of 2 HX to an alkyne yield?
- A geminal dihaloalkane.