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Give the final product of the following reaction. Give your answer as a text answer. If more than one species is correct, put your answers in alphabetical order. HNO3 H2SO4 A B C D E F G 2016-09-09 Q1 H

Give the final product of the following reaction. Give your answer as a text answer. If more than one species is correct, put your answers in alphabetical order. HNO3 H2SO4 A B C D E F G 2016-09-09 Q1 H

Exam 1 Time: Tuesday, September 20: 7:00 9:00PM OR Wednesday, September 21: 7:00 9:00PM OR Thursday, September 22: 7:00 10:00PM Location Soc/Anthro Testing Center Chapters will be covered in this order: Chapter 11, 14, 15, 19, 13 Practice Exams are Posted B7-19-98A Practice Exam 1A B7-19-98B Practice Exam 1B Deadline for alternate arrangements is Monday, 9/19/2016 at 4:30 PM (i.e., close of business) An oral make-up exam will be required for making up the exam for all students not taking the exam on the above dates or having already made prior arrangements

Order of Coverage (Exam 1) Homework Assignment Due Date 1 B4-11-01 IR Functional Groups (wdeadline) Tuesday, August 23 2 B7-14-02 Mass Spec - Molecular Ion (wdeadline) Wednesday, August 24 3 B7-14-03 Mass Spec - Isotope Effects (wdeadline) Thursday, August 25 4 B7-15-01 Number of Peaks 1H NMR Spectra (wdeadline) Friday, August 26 5 B7-15-06 Number of Peaks 13C NMR (wdeadline) Saturday, August 27 6 B7-15-02 Theoretical NMR Chemical Shift (wdeadline) Sunday, August 28 7 B7-15-03 Theoretical NMR Integration (wdeadline) Monday, August 29 8 B7-15-04 Theor. NMR Spin-Spin Splitting (wdeadline) Tuesday, August 30 9 B7-15-05 NMR Spectroscopy Problems (wdeadline) Wednesday, August 31 10 B7-15-07 13C NMR Structure ID (wdeadline) Thursday, September 1 11 B7-13-01A Nomenclature Alkyl Halides (wdeadline) Friday, September 2 12 B7-13-01B Alkyl Halide Nomenclature (wdeadline) Saturday, September 3 13 B7-13-02A Halogenation of Alkanes (wdeadline) Sunday, September 4 14 B7-13-02B Halogenation of Alkanes (wdeadline) Monday, September 5

Order of Coverage (Exam 1) Homework Assignment Due Date 15 B7-13-03A Oxidation and Anti-oxidants (wdeadline) Tuesday, September 6 16 B7-19-01 Aromaticity (wdeadline) Wednesday, September 7 17 B7-19-02B Arene Nomenclature (wdeadline) Thursday, September 8 18 B7-19-03A Halogenation of Arenes (wdeadline) Friday, September 9 19 B7-19-03B Halogenation of Arenes (wdeadline) Friday, September 9 20 B7-19-04A Arene Rxns Inorganic Acids (wdeadline) Saturday, September 10 21 B7-19-04B Arene Rxns Inorganic Acids (wdeadline) Saturday, September 10 22 B7-19-05A Friedel-Crafts (wdeadline) Sunday, September 11 23 B7-19-05B Friedel-Crafts (wdeadline) Sunday, September 11 24 B7-19-06 Arene Mechanistic Issues (wdeadline) Wednesday, September 12 25 B7-19-06B Arene Mechanisms (wdeadline) Wednesday, September 12 26 B7-19-07A Nucleophilic Aromatic Subs (wdeadline) Thursday, September 13 27 B7-19-07B Nucleophilic Aromatic Subs (wdeadline) Friday, September 14 Exam 1 September 20, 21, 22

Regiochemistry of the Halogenation Cl2 FeCl3 FeCl4 -

Regiochemistry of the Halogenation Cl2 FeCl3 FeCl4 -

Regiochemistry of the Halogenation Cl2 FeCl3 FeCl4 - The circled groups are more stable than the other resonance structures.

Regiochemistry of the Halogenation Cl 2 FeCl 3 FeCl 4 - Groups that stabilize a carbocation lead to o,p-direction

Regiochemistry of the Halogenation Cl2 FeCl3 FeCl4 -

Regiochemistry of the Halogenation Cl2 FeCl3 FeCl4 - The circled groups are less stable than the other resonance structures.

Regiochemistry of the Halogenation Cl 2 FeCl 3 FeCl 4 - Groups that destabilize a carbocation lead to m-direction

Regiochemistry Ortho, Para-Directors Groups that stabilize a carbocation Usually alkyl groups Meta-Directors Groups that destabilize a carbocation RC=O, CN

Cl2 FeCl3 FeCl4 -

Cl 2 FeCl 3 FeCl 4-4 Resonance Structures are better than 3 Resonance Structures!

Regiochemistry Ortho, Para-Directors Groups that stabilize a carbocation Usually alkyl groups Groups with lone pair electrons O N Meta-Directors Groups that destabilize a carbocation RC=O, CN

Steric Hindrance Issues Para > Ortho Para > Ortho Para = Ortho No steric hindrance to approach at paraposition while there is steric hindrance to approach at the ortho-position. No steric hindrance to approach at paraposition while there is steric hindrance to approach at the ortho-position. No steric hindrance to approach at paraposition while there is only a little steric hindrance to approach at the ortho-position.

Activated vs Deactivated Reference Activated Deactivated Reacts faster Less needed Reacts slower More needed

Activated vs Deactivated Reference Activated Deactivated Reacts faster Less needed Cl 2 or Br 2 Reacts slower More needed Reacts at room temperature without catalyst Need FeX 3, Need FeX 3, Need FeX 3,

Halogens Electronegativity Destabilizes carbocations π-electron Resonance Stabilizes carbocations

Halogens Electronegativity Destabilizes carbocations π-electron Resonance Stabilizes carbocations In general, resonance beats electronegativity Halogens are o,p-directing, but are deactivated

Regiochemistry Ortho, Para-Directors Groups that stabilize a carbocation Usually alkyl groups Groups with lone pair electrons O N Halogen Meta-Directors Groups that destabilize a carbocation RC=O, CN

Oxygen vs Nitrogen Oxygen Does not bond well to acids (H + ) or catalysts Activated and always o,pdirecting Nitrogen Bonds well and fast to acids (H+) or catalysts Acids meta-directing No acids o,p-directing

Regiochemistry Ortho, Para-Directors Groups that stabilize a carbocation Usually alkyl groups Groups with lone pair electrons O N (NOT in acid (H + ) or with a catalyst) Halogen Meta-Directors Groups that destabilize a carbocation RC=O, CN N with acid (H + ) or a catalyst

Which of the following resonance structures are correct for the p- bromination of aniline? A B C D E F 2016-09-09 Q2

Which of the following resonance structures are correct for the p- bromination of aniline? A B C D E F 2016-09-09 Q2

Give the next major organic intermediate(s) of the following reaction. Br 2 FeBr 3 2016-09-09 Q3 A B C D E F

Give the next major organic intermediate(s) of the following reaction. Br 2 FeBr 3 2016-09-09 Q3 A B C D E F

Give the major product(s) of the following reaction. A HNO 3 H 2 SO 4 B 2016-09-09 Q4 E. There is no reaction or the correct product is not listed here. C D

Give the major product(s) of the following reaction. A HNO 3 H 2 SO 4 B 2016-09-09 Q4 E. There is no reaction or the correct product is not listed here. C D