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Survey of Key Functional Groups
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Concerns Functional Group Names
Getting overwhelmed Alcohol Strange new formulas Strange new names Strange new reagents Alkyl halide, Haloalkane Many new relationships leads to brain meltdown !!!
Info builds ONE step at a Thiol time Ch 8 surveys FG Names, drawings, properties No new reactions (almost) Ether Sulfide
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RX Names Common or Substitutive (IUPAC)? Special Compounds Use Common Names Alkyl halide Haloalkane Haloforms Alkyl group attached Halogen substitutent methylene chloride to Halogen attached to Alkane chloroform ()(dichloromethane) bromoform Methyl chloride Chloromethane iodoform Ethyl bromide Bromoethane
Useful solvents Special compounds carbon tetrachloride - hydrophobic Special groups - moderately polar carbon tetrabromide - volatile methylene, allyl, vinyl, benzyl but all linked to health problems Special history allyl bromide these slides will be posted
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Give “haloalkane” (IUPAC) names Give “haloalkane” (IUPAC) names
2- fluoropropane
cis-121,2-dibromocycl o hexane
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ROR’ Names ROR’ Names Common & Substitutive Additional considerations
Dialkyl ether Alkoxyalkane 1,2-dimethoxyethane 2 Alkyl groups attached Alkoxy (RO) substitutent to oxygen make Ether attached to Alkane (R’) Tetrahydrofuran Many special rings (THF) furan Diethyl ether (“ether”) Alkoxy = alkyl (R) + oxy Methyl tert-butyl ether Alkane = alkyl (R’) + ane (MTBE) oxirane EhEthoxyet hane epoxide “alkene” oxide 2-Methoxy-2-methylpropane
1,4-dioxane anisole
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RSR’ Names Common & Substitutive RX, ROR’, RSR’ name similarities
Dialkyl sulfide (Alkylthio)alkane Common names used widely 2 Alkyl groups attached Alkylthio (RS) substitutent Special compounds (names often break “common” rules) to slfrsulfur make Sulfide attached to Alkane (R’) Ring s (ROR, RSR onl y)
Alkylthio = alkyl (R) + thio IUPAC Alkane = alkyl (R’) + ane Substituted alkane Haloalkane Alkoxyalkane ethyl methyl sulfide (Alkylthio)alkane
(methylthio)ethane
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ROH, RSH name similarities Alcohol names - common or IUPAC?
Common names used Common names are fading out Special compounds Special groups
IUPAC New suffix replaces “alkane” allyl alcohol benzyl alcohol ROH, alkanol RSH, alkanethiol Special compounds
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IUPAC - Alkanol IUPAC - Alkanethiol
Parent chain = longest chain bearing OH Parent chain = longest chain bearing SH Alkanol = alkane + ol Keep ‘e’ from alkane Parent = alkanol Parent = alkanethiol # = pos it ion of OH Add ‘thio l’ (o ne wo rd) give smallest # possible 2-chlorocyclopentanol # = position of SH always #1 in ring cis-2-chlorocyclopentanol give smallest # possible (1R,2S)-2-chlorocyclopentanol Common always #1 in ring
4-methyl-3-penten-1-ol
tert-butyl mercaptan 2-pentanol 1,2-ethanediol 2-pentanethiol pentan-2-ol ethane-I, 2-diol pentane-2-thiol
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When groups compete: alcohol vs. thiol IUPAC Rules (p. 327)
1. Identify the principal group How would you name this? a. Rank candidates (OH beats SH) 2. Identif y the priilincipal chhiain 5 C chain. Could be… a. Chain contains principal group(s) some kind of I-pentanol b. Chain contains max. number double & triple bonds, etc. some kind of 2-pentanethiol 3. Number the principal chain Who wins? OH or SH? a. Lowest # for C bearing principal group And how do yygpou name other group as substituent? b. Lowest # for multiple bonds, etc. 4. Construct name IUPAC Rules !!! a. Name principal chain, group, and # b. Name substituents and #’s
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But IUPAC rules are problematic Chem 201 simplification
Complicated I will only give you naming problems for compounds Must fill in etc. (several rules) that contain ONE principal group MstMust know princi rincialpal group rankings YoYou u dond o n ’t need to learn principal group rankings Must know substituent names You don’t need to learn substituent names
OH O
SH 6-hydroxy-7-mercaptooctan-4-one And IUPAC names are not even universally accepted But … I will expect you to be able to work with more complicated names when I provide them
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Typical naming problems Typical naming problems
Draw 5-(ethylthio)-2-methylheptane Draw 5-(ethylthio)-2-methylheptane
Draw an oxirane Draw an oxirane
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