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Organic Chemistry
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Definition
Catalytic Hydrogenation
Term

The following is an example of what kind of reaction?

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Definition
hydrohalogenation
Term

The following is an example of what kind of reaction?

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Definition
Acid catalyzed hydration
Term

The following is an example of what kind of reaction?

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Definition
Dihalogenation
Term

The following is an example of what kind of reaction?

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Definition
Oxymercuration- Demercuration
Term

The following is an example of what kind of reaction?

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Definition
Hydroboration Oxydation
Term

The following is an example of what kind of reaction?

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Definition
Dihydroxylation
Term

The following is an example of what kind of reaction?

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Definition
Hydrogenation of an Alkyne using Linder Catalyst
Term

The following is an example of what kind of reaction?

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Definition
Hydrogenation of an alkyne
Term

Catalytic hydrogenation is an example of a(n) _________ reaction.

a) substitution

b) elimination

c) addition

d) subtraction

Definition
c) addition
Term

Catalytic hydrogenation over platnium metal qualifies as:

a) heterogeneous catalysis

b) homogeneous catalysis

c) endergonic catalysis

d) exergonic catalysis

Definition
a) heterogeneous catalysis
Term

What is the stereochemistry associated with catalytic hydrogenation?

a) cis

b) trans

c) syn

d) anti

Definition
c) syn
Term

Catalytic hydrogenation of an alkene will yield an:

a) alkene

b) alkane

c) alkyne

d) alcohol

Definition
b) alkane
Term

Draw the product that results when the following compound undergoes catalytic

hydrogenation over platinum metal:

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Definition
[image]
Term

Hydrohalogenation is an example of a _________ addition.

a) syn

b) anti

c) Markovnikov

d) anti-Markovnikov

Definition
c) Markovnikov
Term

When performing hydrohalogenation, the halogen always goes to the _______ of

the two carbons participating in the double bond.

a) more substituted

b) less substituted

c) more oxidized

d) less oxidized

Definition
a) more substituted
Term

Which term describes the stereochemistry of hydrohalogenation?

a) stereospecific

b) stereoselective

c) stereoisomeric

d) none of the above

Definition

d) none of the above

 

Regiospecificity not sterospecificity

Term

Hydrohalogenation proceeds via a _______ intermediate.

a) alkene

b) carbocation

'c) tetrahedral

d) carbanion

Definition
b) carbocation
Term

Draw the product of the following hydrohalogenation:

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Definition
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Term

Acid-catalyzed hydration can be described as:

a) regiospecific and stereospecific

b) regiospecific but not stereospecific

c) stereospecific but not regiospecific

d) neither regiospecific norstereospecific

Definition
b) regiospecific but not stereospecific
Term

The products of acid-catalyzed hydration can constitute a:

a) racemic mixture

b) pair of enantiomers

c) pair of diastereomers

d) all of the above

Definition
d) all of the above
Term

The second step of acid-catalyzed hydration is identical to the second step of:

a) SN1

b) SN2

c) E1

d) E2

Definition
a) SN1
Term

Acid-catalyzed hydration is an example of a _______ addition.

a) cis

b) trans

c) Markovnikov

d) anti-Markovnikov

Definition
c) Markovnikov
Term

Draw the product(s) of the following acid-catalyzed hydration:

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Definition
[image]
Term

1) In dihalogenation, ________ are added across a double bond.

a) a halogen and a hydrogen

b) a hydrogen and a hydroxyl

c) a halogen and a hydroxyl

d) two halogens

Definition
d) two halogens
Term

The first step of dibromination produces a:

a) alkyl halide

b) carbocation

c) bromonium ion

d) alkane

Definition
c) bromonium ion
Term

 The second step of dibromination qualifies as a(n) ________ reaction.

a) SN1

b) SN2

c) E1

d) E2

Definition
b) SN2
Term

One of the steps in dihalogenation exhibits _________ chemistry.

a) syn

b) anti

c) Markovnikov

d) anti-Markovnikov

Definition
b) anti
Term

Draw the product(s) of the following dihalogenation:

 

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Definition
[image]
Term

Oxymercuration-demercuration involves adding _______ across a double bond.

a) hydrogen and hydroxyl

b) two hydrogen atoms

c) two hydroxyls

d) hydrogen and halogen

Definition

a) hydrogen and hydroxyl

 

Term

Oxymercuration-demercuration proceeds via a(n) ____________ intermediate.

a) oxonium

b) bromonium

c) mercurinium

d) carbocation

Definition
c) mercurinium
Term

3) Oxymercuration-demercuration is an example of a(n) ____________ addition.

a) syn

b) anti

c) Nucleophilic

d) anti-Markovnikov

Definition
b) anti
Term

 The second step in oxymercuration-demercuration qualifies as a(n):

a)oxidation

b) reduction

c) synthesis

d) decomposition

Definition
b) reduction
Term

 Draw the product(s) of the following oxymercuration-demercuration:

 

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Definition
[image]
Term

Hydroboration-oxidation involves adding _______ across a double bond.

a) hydrogen and hydroxyl

b) two hydrogen atoms

c) two hydroxyls

d) hydrogen and halogen

Definition

a) hydrogen and hydroxyl

 

Term

Hydroboration-oxidation is an example of a(n) ____________ addition.

a) concerted

b) stepwise

c) Markovnikov

d) anti-Markovnikov

Definition
d) anti-Markovnikov
Term

The regiochemistry of hydroboration-oxidation comes from the ____ step. The

stereochemistry comes from the ____ step.

a) first; first

b) first; second

c) second; first

d) second; second

Definition
a) first; first
Term

Hydroboration-oxidation is an example of a(n) ____________ addition.

a) cis

b) trans

c) syn

d) anti

Definition
c) syn
Term

Draw the product(s) of the following hydroboration-oxidation:

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Definition
[image]
Term

Dihydroxylation involves adding _______ across a double bond.

a) hydrogen and hydroxyl

b) two hydrogen atoms

c) two hydroxyls

d) hydrogen and halogen

Definition
c) two hydroxyls
Term

Dihydroxylation with OsO4 is an example of a(n) ____________ addition.

a) cis

b) trans

c) syn

d) anti

Definition
c) syn
Term

Dihydroxylation will yield a(n):

a) vicinal diol

b) geminal diol

c) alkene

d) alkane

Definition
a) vicinal diol
Term

Which reagent does NOT promote dihydroxylation?

a) OsO4

b) hot KMnO4

c) cold, dilute KMnO4

d) these all promote dihydroxylation

Definition
b) hot KMnO4
Term

Draw the products of the following dihydroxylation:

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Definition
[image]
Term

Hydrogenation of an alkyne using Lindlar’s catalyst will produce the _____ alkene.

a) Z

b) E

c) more substituted

d) less substituted

Definition
a) Z
Term

Hydrogenation of an alkyne using sodium will produce the _____ alkene.

a) Z

b) E

c) more substituted

d) less substituted

Definition
b) E
Term

Lindlar’s catalyst involves “poisoning” palladium metal with:

a) platnium

b) hydrogen

c) zinc sulfide

d) calcium carbonate

Definition
d) calcium carbonate
Term

Performing dihalogenation on an alkyne in the presence of excess halogen will

produce a _______ product.

a) monohalogenated

b) dihalogenated

c) trihalogenated

d) tetrahalogenated

Definition
d) tetrahalogenated
Term

Draw the product of the following transformation:

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Definition
[image]
Term

 Polyunsaturated systems involve:

a) no double bonds

b) one double bond

c) multiple double bonds

d) none of the above

Definition
c) multiple double bonds
Term

Conjugated pi systems must involve:

a) consecutive sigma bonds

b) consecutive pi bonds

c) alternating single and double bonds

d) none of the above

Definition
c) alternating single and double bonds
Term

Conjugated polyunsaturated systems can yield many addition products due to:

a) resonance

b) steric hindrance

c) acidity

d) basicity

Definition
a) resonance
Term

Which substrate would yield the greatest number of hydrohalogenation

products?

a) 1,4-pentadiene

b) 1,3-pentadiene

c) 1,3-butadiene

d) 1-pentene

Definition
b) 1,3-pentadiene
Term

Hydrohalogenation on a conjugated polyunsaturated system yields a mixture of:

a) structural isomers

b) stereoisomers

c) structural isomers and stereoisomers

d) none of the above

Definition
c) structural isomers and stereoisomers
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