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Aldehydes and Ketones
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Drill Draw & name 5 isomers of: C3H5OF
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Organic compounds with carbonyl groups on the end carbon
Aldehydes Organic compounds with carbonyl groups on the end carbon
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Aldehydes O R-C H
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Organic compounds with carbonyl groups within carbon chains
Ketones Organic compounds with carbonyl groups within carbon chains
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Ketones O R-C-R
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Common Aldehydes
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Formaldehyde O H-C H Methanal
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Acetaldehyde O CH3-C H Ethanal
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Propionaldehyde O CH3-CH2-C H Propanal
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Butyraldehyde O CH3CH2CH2C H Butanal
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Benzaldehyde O C H Almond Extract
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Cinnamaldehyde O
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all-trans-retinal H C=O
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all-trans-retinol
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4-hydroxy-3-methoxy benzaldehyde
H3C-O O C HO H Vanillin
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Draw: acetaldehyde & benzaldehyde
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Common Ketones
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Acetone O CH3-C CH3 Propanone
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Methyl ethyl ketone O CH3CH2C CH3 Butanone
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Cyclohexanone O
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Benzophenone O C Diphenylmethanone
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Muscone O
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General Properties
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Polarity Alcohols > aldehydes Aldehydes > ketones
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Solubility in Water Alcohols > aldehydes Aldehydes > ketones
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Boiling Points Alcohols > aldehydes Aldehydes > ketones
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Melting Points Alcohols > aldehydes Aldehydes > ketones
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Oxidation State Alcohols > hydrocarbons Aldehydes > alcohols
Acids > aldehydes
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Show all the oxidation steps in converting butane to 3-butenoic acid
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Energy State Alcohols < hydrocarbons Aldehydes < alcohols
Acids < aldehydes
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Chm PE Gradient Methane: CH4 Methanol: CH3OH Methanal CH2O
Methanoic A: HCOOH
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Chm PE Gradient Reduced Compounds > Less reduced compounds >
Oxidized compounds
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Determine MP order CH3-CH3 CH3-CH2OH CH3-CHO CH3-COOH
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Drill: Draw & name 5 isomers of: C3H9NO
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Making Aldehydes & Ketones
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Making Aldehydes Oxidation of primary alcohols
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Making Aldehydes To oxidize alcohols, Hs must be removed from the OH & the adjacent carbon
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Making Aldehydes OH R-C-H H ox
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Making Aldehydes OH R-C-H H ox
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Making Aldehydes OH O R-C-H R-C H H ox
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Common Oxidizing Agents
Cr2O7-2 MnO4-1
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Examples: K2Cr2O7 KMnO4
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Oxidation of secondary alcohols
Making Ketones Oxidation of secondary alcohols
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Making Ketones OH R-C-R ox H
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Making Ketones OH O R-C-R R-C R ox H
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t-Alcohol Ox OH R-C-R R ox
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t-Alcohol Ox OH R-C-R NR ox R
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Name reactants & predict & name products
K2Cr2O7 H2SO4 H3C-OH
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Formaldehyde H C=O Methanal
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Name reactants & predict & name products
K2Cr2O7 H2SO4 H2C-OH H3C
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Acetaldehyde H C=O H3C Ethanal
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Name reactants & predict & name products
OH H3C-CH-CH3 K2Cr2O7 H2SO4
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Acetone H3C C=O Propanone
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Name reactants & predict & name products
OH K2Cr2O7 H2SO4
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Cyclohexanone O
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Name reactants & predict & name products
CH2OH K2Cr2O7 H2SO4
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Aldehyde Detection
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Detecting Aldehydes Tollen’s Test Benedict’s & Fehling’s Test
Both distinguish aldehydes from ketones
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Tollen’s Reagent AgNO Ag+ + NO3- Ag+ + 2 NH3 [Ag(NH3)2]+ 100 %
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Tollen’s Test R-C-H + 2[Ag(NH3)2]+ + 2OH- O
NH4+R-CO- + 2Ag(s)+3NH3 + H2O
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Benedict’s Reagent CuSO4 Cu+2 + SO4-2 NaOH Na+ + OH- Fehling’s Reagent
100 % 100 % Fehling’s Reagent
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Benedict’s Test O R-C-H + 2 Cu OH- R-C-O- + Cu2O(s) + 3H2O
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Yield positive results in both tests
a-Hydroxy Ketones HO O R-C-C H R Yield positive results in both tests
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Carbonyl Addition Reactions
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Carbonyl Addition Rxns with water
C H-OH C Hydrate HO OH
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Carbonyl Addition Rxns
Chloral or trichloroacetaldehyde O C + H-OH H Cl3C H CCl3 C Chloral Hydrate HO OH
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Carbonyl Addition Rxns
Methanal O C + H-OH H H
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Carbonyl Addition Rxns
C + H-OH H H H H C Methanediol HO OH
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Carbonyl Addition Rxns with alcohols
C R-OH C RO OH
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Example O C OH H3C H
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HO O C H3C H
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Draw & name 4 isomers C5H10O that are either aldehydes or ketones:
Drill: Draw & name 4 isomers C5H10O that are either aldehydes or ketones:
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Hemiketal Formation O C R3-OH R R2 R R2 C Hemiketal R3-O OH
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Name reactants & draw products
C CH3-OH H3C CH3
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O C CH3-OH H3C CH3 CH CH3 C Hemiketal H3C-O OH
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Hemiacetal Formation O C R3-OH R H R H C Hemiacetal R3-O OH
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Hemiacetal Formation O C R3-OH H3C H CH H C Hemiacetal R3-O OH
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Hemiacetal Formation O C R3-OH H3C H CH H C Hemiacetal R3-O OH
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Draw the reactants & products when water is added to 2-butanone
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Draw the reactants & products when methanol is added to acetone
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Full Acetals & Ketals The second addition of an alcohol to either hemi- acetals or ketals will produce full each
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Uses of Aldehydes & Ketones
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6) formaldehyde + 1-butanol
1) 1-propanol + KMnO4 2) 2-propanol + K2Cr2O4 3) 2-methyl-2-propanol + K2Cr2O4 4) cyclohexanone + water 5) benzaldehyde + water 6) formaldehyde + 1-butanol 7) acetone + phenol 8) 5-hydroxypentanaldehyde (addition)
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6) propanaldehyde + methanol
1) ethanol + KMnO4 2) 2-pentanol + K2Cr2O7 3) t-butanol+ K2Cr2O7 4) acetone + water 5) formaldehyde + water 6) propanaldehyde + methanol 7) 2-butanone + phenol 8) 4-hydroxybutanaldehyde (addition)
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Name the following: O OH H
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Review
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Name the following: OH O H
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Draw the following: 3-ethyl-2-phenoxy-1-sulfhydryl-octa-4,5-dione
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Oxidation of each with KMnO4 or K2Cr2O7:
1-butanol 2-butanol 2-methyl-2-propanol
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Carbonyl Addition Rxns:
2-butanone + water Propanaldehyde + water Acetone + methanol Acetaldehyde + ethanol
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Draw the reactants & products when 5-hydroxypentanal reacts with itself
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Draw & name 5 isomers of C4H8O containing carbonyls
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