ORGANIC CHEMISTRYPKGDRL+MLCRL MDL
ORGANIC CHEMISTRYPKGDRL+MLCRL MDL
3rd Edition
ISBN: 9781119416746
Author: Klein
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 21.3, Problem 17PTS

(a)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

To predict the aldol condensation product for the given set of compounds

Concept introduction:

Aldol condensation reaction is where the aldol addition product undergoes dehydration to give a conjugated enone.  In organic chemistry condensation reaction means loss of small molecules.  For aldol condensation reaction to take place the starting material should have two α hydrogens in the same carbon atom.  The driving force for aldol condensation reaction is the formation of conjugated system.  The steps involved in aldol condensation reaction are,

  • Deprotonation of α carbon
  • Attach of enolate ion with the aldehyde (nucleophilic attack)
  • Protonation of the alkoxide ion to give aldol product
  • Dehydration of the aldol addition product to form conjugated enone (aldol condensation product)

Please note that aldol condensation product is formed at higher temperature.

Note : Simple way to enter aldol condensation product instead of writing the entire mechanism is to remove the two α hydrogens from one carbonyl molecule and oxygen from another carbonyl molecule.  Form a double bond between the carbon atoms as shown in scheme below,

ORGANIC CHEMISTRYPKGDRL+MLCRL MDL, Chapter 21.3, Problem 17PTS , additional homework tip  1

To draw : The aldol condensation product formed when the compound given is heated in presence of aqueous sodium hydroxide.

(b)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

To predict the aldol condensation product for the given set of compounds

Concept introduction:

Aldol condensation reaction is where the aldol addition product undergoes dehydration to give a conjugated enone.  In organic chemistry condensation reaction means loss of small molecules.  For aldol condensation reaction to take place the starting material should have two α hydrogens in the same carbon atom.  The driving force for aldol condensation reaction is the formation of conjugated system.  The steps involved in aldol condensation reaction are,

  • Deprotonation of α carbon
  • Attach of enolate ion with the aldehyde (nucleophilic attack)
  • Protonation of the alkoxide ion to give aldol product
  • Dehydration of the aldol addition product to form conjugated enone (aldol condensation product)

Please note that aldol condensation product is formed at higher temperature.

Note : Simple way to enter aldol condensation product instead of writing the entire mechanism is to remove the two α hydrogens from one carbonyl molecule and oxygen from another carbonyl molecule.  Form a double bond between the carbon atoms as shown in scheme below,

ORGANIC CHEMISTRYPKGDRL+MLCRL MDL, Chapter 21.3, Problem 17PTS , additional homework tip  2

To draw : The aldol condensation product formed when the compound given is heated in presence of aqueous sodium hydroxide.

(c)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

To predict the aldol condensation product for the given set of compounds

Concept introduction:

Aldol condensation reaction is where the aldol addition product undergoes dehydration to give a conjugated enone.  In organic chemistry condensation reaction means loss of small molecules.  For aldol condensation reaction to take place the starting material should have two α hydrogens in the same carbon atom.  The driving force for aldol condensation reaction is the formation of conjugated system.  The steps involved in aldol condensation reaction are,

  • Deprotonation of α carbon
  • Attach of enolate ion with the aldehyde (nucleophilic attack)
  • Protonation of the alkoxide ion to give aldol product
  • Dehydration of the aldol addition product to form conjugated enone (aldol condensation product)

Please note that aldol condensation product is formed at higher temperature.

Note : Simple way to enter aldol condensation product instead of writing the entire mechanism is to remove the two α hydrogens from one carbonyl molecule and oxygen from another carbonyl molecule.  Form a double bond between the carbon atoms as shown in scheme below,

ORGANIC CHEMISTRYPKGDRL+MLCRL MDL, Chapter 21.3, Problem 17PTS , additional homework tip  3

To draw : The aldol condensation product formed when the compound given is heated in presence of aqueous sodium hydroxide.

(d)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

To predict the aldol condensation product for the given set of compounds

Concept introduction:

Aldol condensation reaction is where the aldol addition product undergoes dehydration to give a conjugated enone.  In organic chemistry condensation reaction means loss of small molecules.  For aldol condensation reaction to take place the starting material should have two α hydrogens in the same carbon atom.  The driving force for aldol condensation reaction is the formation of conjugated system.  The steps involved in aldol condensation reaction are,

  • Deprotonation of α carbon
  • Attach of enolate ion with the aldehyde (nucleophilic attack)
  • Protonation of the alkoxide ion to give aldol product
  • Dehydration of the aldol addition product to form conjugated enone (aldol condensation product)

Please note that aldol condensation product is formed at higher temperature.

Note : Simple way to enter aldol condensation product instead of writing the entire mechanism is to remove the two α hydrogens from one carbonyl molecule and oxygen from another carbonyl molecule.  Form a double bond between the carbon atoms as shown in scheme below,

ORGANIC CHEMISTRYPKGDRL+MLCRL MDL, Chapter 21.3, Problem 17PTS , additional homework tip  4

To draw : The aldol condensation product formed when the compound given is heated in presence of aqueous sodium hydroxide.

(e)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

To predict the aldol condensation product for the given set of compounds

Concept introduction:

Aldol condensation reaction is where the aldol addition product undergoes dehydration to give a conjugated enone.  In organic chemistry condensation reaction means loss of small molecules.  For aldol condensation reaction to take place the starting material should have two α hydrogens in the same carbon atom.  The driving force for aldol condensation reaction is the formation of conjugated system.  The steps involved in aldol condensation reaction are,

  • Deprotonation of α carbon
  • Attach of enolate ion with the aldehyde (nucleophilic attack)
  • Protonation of the alkoxide ion to give aldol product
  • Dehydration of the aldol addition product to form conjugated enone (aldol condensation product)

Please note that aldol condensation product is formed at higher temperature.

Note : Simple way to enter aldol condensation product instead of writing the entire mechanism is to remove the two α hydrogens from one carbonyl molecule and oxygen from another carbonyl molecule.  Form a double bond between the carbon atoms as shown in scheme below,

ORGANIC CHEMISTRYPKGDRL+MLCRL MDL, Chapter 21.3, Problem 17PTS , additional homework tip  5

To draw : The aldol condensation product formed when the compound given is heated in presence of aqueous sodium hydroxide.

(f)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

To predict the aldol condensation product for the given set of compounds

Concept introduction:

Aldol condensation reaction is where the aldol addition product undergoes dehydration to give a conjugated enone.  In organic chemistry condensation reaction means loss of small molecules.  For aldol condensation reaction to take place the starting material should have two α hydrogens in the same carbon atom.  The driving force for aldol condensation reaction is the formation of conjugated system.  The steps involved in aldol condensation reaction are,

  • Deprotonation of α carbon
  • Attach of enolate ion with the aldehyde (nucleophilic attack)
  • Protonation of the alkoxide ion to give aldol product
  • Dehydration of the aldol addition product to form conjugated enone (aldol condensation product)

Please note that aldol condensation product is formed at higher temperature.

Note : Simple way to enter aldol condensation product instead of writing the entire mechanism is to remove the two α hydrogens from one carbonyl molecule and oxygen from another carbonyl molecule.  Form a double bond between the carbon atoms as shown in scheme below,

ORGANIC CHEMISTRYPKGDRL+MLCRL MDL, Chapter 21.3, Problem 17PTS , additional homework tip  6

To draw : The aldol condensation product formed when the compound given is heated in presence of aqueous sodium hydroxide.

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