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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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What is the stereochemistry outcome of using Na/NH3 on an alkyne?

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Trans addition of 2 hydrogens across the double bond isolated at an alkene

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#2
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What reagants are necessary to synthesize a ketone from a terminal alkyne?

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#3
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What is the stereochemistry result of adding the following reagants to a terminal alkyne?

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Results in a markovnikov addition. (H2 goes to the least substituted Carbon, double bond O goes to the most substituted) **If not terminal, will result in a mixture

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#4
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What reagants are necessary to synthesize an aldehyde from a terminal alkyne? (anti-mark)

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#5
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What reagants are used to form a TERMINAL alkyne from a vicinal or geminal dibromide?

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#6
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What does an addition/eliminated reaction on a subsituted benzene require?

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Leaving group to be ortho/para to the EWG

#7
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What is the result of adding the following reagants to a benzene with a suitable leaving group?

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Formation of temporary benzyne transition state resulting in addition of NH2 to either side of triple bond.

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When forming alkenes from vicinal dihalides using NAI or KI in acetone, what do we need to know about stereochemistry?

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Wedges with wedges and dashes with dashes (like E2) trans-diaxial on cyclohexane anti-coplanar on alkanes

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What reagant is used to make a ketone from a carboxylic acid?

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#10
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What reagant will allow you to form a ketone from a nitrile (R-C triple bond N)

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R-Mg-Br Grignard reagant

#11
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What reagant may be used to open an epoxide from the least substituted side?

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Basic conditions are like SN2 (least substituted side)

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#12
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What reagant would be good to use to build this ketone?

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After the BuLi or PhLi step, add the R-X that you want to be part of the ketone.

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#13
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What reagant must you add to this to get the R groups necessary to form an aldehyde or ketone?

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#14
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What reagant will turn this into a dienophile? with 2 =O groups where the OH groups are?

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#15
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Use of the acetylide ion with a primary or secondary halide results in what product and by what mechanism?

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Because of the bulky halide group, reaction proceeds via the E2 mechanism. Results in the formation of a double bond after hydrogen is taken from acetylide ion and bromine leaves.

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#16
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What is the result of the following?

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#17
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What reagant allows you to substitute a hydroxyl group for a halogen on a benzene?

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#18
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Use of the acetylide ion with a carbonyl group proceeds by what mechanism and yields what result?

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The acetylide anion attacks the partially positive carbon. Acidic water is then used to protonate the oxygen

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#19
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#20
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What is the stereochemistry outcome of adding the following reagant across the double bond of an alkene?

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Formation of a syn-diol

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#21
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What two different reagant groups can be used to oxidize secondary alcohols (and yield the same results)?

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#22
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What is the result o a Carboxylic Acid of adding 2 equivalent of R-Li followed by H30+ ?

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The R group from R-Li is added to carboxylic acid

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#23
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Also: • B2H6/ diglyme • H3O+ Boron reagant very selective towards carboxylic acids but wont reduce aldehydes or ketones.

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#24
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Adding the following to a benzene results in what product?

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