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Synthesis of Ketones From Acids

Synthesis of Ketones From Acids. Dry THF. RCOO - Li +. RCOOH. LiOH. +. Dry THF. + R’ - Li +. RCOO - Li +. DIANION. IMPORTANT: NO WATER TO HERE. HOH H +. GEM DIOL. Example of Ketone from Acid. Synthesis Using Acid and RLi. Convert PhEt to Cyclopropyl ethyl ketone. LiOH.

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Synthesis of Ketones From Acids

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  1. Synthesis of Ketones From Acids Dry THF RCOO- Li+ RCOOH LiOH + Dry THF + R’- Li+ RCOO- Li+ DIANION IMPORTANT: NO WATER TO HERE HOH H+ GEM DIOL

  2. Example of Ketone from Acid

  3. Synthesis Using Acid and RLi Convert PhEt to Cyclopropyl ethyl ketone LiOH 2. EtLi 3. HOH H+ How could one prepared benzoic acid From ethyl benzene? Side-chain oxidation!!!! Appears as if we could start with benzoic acid and introduce ethyl group by EtLi.

  4. Synthesis of Aldehydes and Ketones from Acid Chlorides 1.Preparation of acid chlorides R = almost anything!! H, Alkyl, Aryl, etc 2. Preparation of aldehydes - bulky reducing reagents Reduction to ROH does not occur - steric -

  5. Synthesis of Ketones Recall that ketones react with acid chlorides to give alcohols. TO STOP AT KETONE STAGE, NEED A MILDER ORGANOLITHIUM

  6. USE OF ORGANO CUPRATES Rli + CuI --------> R2CuLi + STOPS: addition to acid chloride is much faster than addition to ketone.

  7. Example

  8. Reactions of Carbonyls Nucleophilic addition - pages 797-800 Base-promoted additions Nucleophilic anion attacks C=O to give alkoxide which is neutralized to alcohol by acidic work-up. Acid-catalyzed additions increases electrophilicity of carbonyl group Relative rate of addition: HCHO > RCHO> RCOR

  9. WITTIG REACTION + Ph3P-O

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