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Page 1: Aldehydes and Ketones - Both aldehydes and ketones contain carbonyl group C=O. - The difference between aldehyde and ketone was found to be: In aldehyde

Aldehydes and KetonesAldehydes and Ketones

- Both aldehydes and ketones contain carbonyl group C=O.

-The difference between aldehyde and ketone was found to be:

C OR

R

•In aldehyde C=O attach with H and R i.e

• In ketone C=O attach with two R

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General formulae of aldehyde and ketones

Nomenclature of Aldehydes and Ketones

I) IUPAC:

A) Aldehyde

أسم- 1 ذكر حرف alkaneيتم alبمقطع alkaneفي eباستبدال

e.g. Methane Methanal

Ethane Ethanal

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مجموعة - 2 رقمها CHOألن يذكر فال السلسلة طرف في غالبا توجد

األلدهيد - 3 مجموعة بإعطاء السلسلة ترقيم يتم فروع وجود حالة في1بالرقم

Examples:

CH3CHO

Ethanal

CH3CH2CH2CHO

butanal

H3C CH

CH3

CH2CHO

3-methylbutanal

H3C C

CH3

CHO

CH3

2,2-Dimethylpropanal

السلسلة- 4 احتواء حالة ي علي

أسم ذكر حرف alkene يتم al بمقطع alkeneفي eباستبدال

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علي- 5 السلسلة احتواء حالة فى

أسم ذكر حرف alkyneيتم alkyneفي eباستبدالalبمقطع

Examples:

H3C CH CH CHO

2-Butenal

H3C C C CHO

2-butynal

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2) Common name

مقطع منه محذوفا الحمض اسم بذكر و oicتتمب aldehydeاستبداله

Examples ;

HCOOH

formic acid

HCHO

Formaldehyde

H3C COOH

acetic acid

H3C CHO

acetaldehyde

CH3CH2CH2 COOH

butyric acid

CH3CH2CH2 CHO

butyraldehyde

COOH

benzoic acid

CHO

benzaldehyde

Acid

Aldehyde

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H3C C

O

CH2CH3

2-butanone

H3C C

CH3

Br

CH2 C

O

CH3

4-bromo-4-methyl-2-pentanone

B) Iupac nomenclature of ketonesB) Iupac nomenclature of ketones

أسم 1. ذكر حرف alkaneيتم oneبمقطع alkaneفي eباستبدال

Example: Propane Propanone

ل - 2 يعطي الذي الطرف من السلسة ترقيم أقل C=Oيتمترقيم

Common system of ketones:

أسماء - كلمة C=Oحول alkylنذكر نكتب في ketoneثم.النهاية

H3C C

O

CH2CH3 H3C CH

CH3

CH2 C

O

CH3

Ethyl methyl ketone Isobutyl methyl ketone

CH2 C

O

CH3

Benzyl methyl ketone

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حفظها يجب التي األسماء بعض

H3C C

O

CH3

Acetone

H3C C

O

Ph

acetophenone

Ph C

O

Ph

benzophenone

CHO

OH

Salicylaldehyde

CH=CH CHO

Cinnamaldehyde

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- Preparation of aldehydes & ketones:

(1) From acid chloride:

-This method is called Rosemund reduction.

مرحلة Pd-BaSO4 catalystفائدة : ملحوظة عند االختزال يوقف يختزل .aldانه والald. كحول .إلى

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(2) From geminal dihalide: ذرة نفس على هالوجين ذرتي ذرة أي نفس على هالوجين ذرتي أيالكربون الكربون

Question: convert toluene to benzaldehyde

Answer

CH3 C CH3

Cl

Cl

2HOH CH3 C CH3

OH

OH

-2H2OCH3 C CH3

Oe.g.

CH3

Cl2hv

toluene

CH2Cl

Benzyl chloride

Cl2hv

CHCl2

Benzal chloride

KOH

HC

OH

OH

-H2O

CHO

benzaldehyde

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R C

O

O

R C

O

OCa

- CaCO3

R C

O

R(RCOO)2Ca

Question: Show how could you prepare the following

H C

O

H H3C C

O

CH3 Ph C

O

Ph

formaldehyde benzophenoneAcetone

To prepareR C

O

H

(3) Partial decarboxylation of salt of acids:

by above method, we use two molecules

R C

O

O

R C

O

OCa

- 2CaCO3

R C

O

HH C

O

O

H C

O

OCa + 2

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الدهيد إلي األحماض لتحويل تستخدم السابقة كاألتي الطريقة كيتون أو

R COOH2Ca(OH)2 (RCOO)2Ca R C

O

R

Example conversion of H3C COOH H3C C

O

CH3

acetic acid acetone

Question: Show how could you prepare the following

H3C C

O

H H3C C

O

Ph

acetaldehyde acetophenone

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(4) From nitrile:

a- Aldehyde:

H2OR C N +4 LiAlH4 (RCH=N)4LiAl RCHO

b- Ketone

H2OR C N +4 R MgX

HClH2O

CR

R

N MgX CR

R

NH

R C R

O

NH4Cl+

Methods have been studied:

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(5) Oxidation of alcohols:

a- Aldehyde: From oxidation of primary alcohol.

orR CH2OH Cu,

K2Cr2O7 / H2SO4R CH

O

b- Ketone: From oxidation of secondary alcohol.

or Cu, or K2Cr2O7 / H2SO4

R CH R

OHKMnO4 R C R

O

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(6) Ozonolysis of alkene :

R CH

O

+R CH CR

RR C R

OO3

O O

O R

RR H2O

Zn

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(7) Hydration of alkyne :

+HC CH H2OH2SO4

HgSO4

H2C CH

OHCH3 CH

O

Only other alkyne except acetylene will give ketone

R C CH3

O+C CHR H2O

H2SO4

HgSO4R C=CH2

OH

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Synthesis of aromatic ketones via Friedel-Crafts acylation:Synthesis of aromatic ketones via Friedel-Crafts acylation:

E.g. Acetophenone

CH3COCl

AlCl3

COCH3

For benzophenone

C

O

Cl

+AlCl3

benzoyl chloride Benzophenone

C

O

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Synthesis of benzaldehydeSynthesis of benzaldehyde

a)a)Gattermann-Koch aldehyde Gattermann-Koch aldehyde synthesissynthesis

benzene

+ CO + HClAlCl3

CHO

benzaldehyde

b) Gattermann aldehyde synthesisb) Gattermann aldehyde synthesis

benzene

+ HCN + HClAlCl3

CHO

benzaldehyde

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Chemical reactions of aldehydes & Ketones

A-Type I of reaction (Addition reaction)A-Type I of reaction (Addition reaction)

C

OH Y

C

OH

Y

إضافة علي التفاعالت هذه ل Oلذرة Hتعتمد المركب Cوباقي-Examples of this addition is addition of HCN, H2, RMgX, HOH, NaSO3H

H3C CH

O

H2/Pt

Or LiAlH4 OrNaBH4

HCN

RMgX

CH3CH2OH

H3C CH

OH

CN

Acetaldehyde cyanohydrin

H3C CH

OMgX

RHOH

H3C CH

OH

R

Reduction (Addition of H2)

(Addition of HCN)

(Addition of Grignard)

NaSO3HH3C CH

OH

SO3Na

Acetaldehyde bisulphite

(Addition of Sod. Bisulphite)

HOHH3C CH

OH

OH

unstable

H3C CH

O

acetaldehyde

ethanol

-H2O

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Some observations

إضافة ناتج اسم HCNيسمى بـ ketoneأو aldehydeبذكر rمتبوعاcyanohydrin .

إضافة ميكانيكية شرح كاألتي HCNيمكن

OH

H3C

acetaldehyde

H+CN

HC

H3C

CN

O H+

HC

H3C

CN

OH

Acetaldehyde cyanohydrin

إضافة ناتج اسم NaSO3Hيسمى بـ ketoneأو aldehydeبذكر rمتبوعاbisulphite.

إضافةNaSO3H علي فقط ( methyl Ketonesأو Aldehydesتتم

( R C

O

CH3

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E.g. these ketones does not add NaSO3H

H3CH2C C

O

CH2CH3 Ph C

O

CH2CH3 Ph C

O

Ph

إضافة يفقد H2Oناتج و ثابت مكونا H2Oغير بعض Aldehydeثانية يوجد لكن و األصليإضافة مثل H2Oاتج ثابتة

Cl3C C

O

H

Chloarl

H2OCl3C C

OH

H

OH

Chloarl hydrate

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Special cases of addition reactionsSpecial cases of addition reactions

a)Benzoin condensation

Ph CHO2alc.

KCNPh CH

OH

C

O

Ph

Benzoin

[O]Ph C

O

Ph

BenzilBenzaldehyde

C

O KOHPh C

Ph

OH

COOH

Benzilic acid

b) Formation of hemiacetals and acetals

R CH

OCH3OH

R CH

OH

OCH3

Hemiacetal

CH3OHR CH

OCH3

OCH3Acetal

R C

OCH3OH

R C

OH

OCH3

HemiKetal

CH3OHR C

OCH3

OCH3

Ketal

R

R R

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B-Type II of reactionB-Type II of reaction [addition reaction followed by loss of H[addition reaction followed by loss of H22O]O]

e.g. (Condensation with amines)e.g. (Condensation with amines)

أيAld. Or Ketones مع بفقد aminesيتفاعل متبوعة العادية باإلضافةH2O

OH2N X

N X- H2O

C

OH

NH X

Examples:

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H3C C

O

CH3

Acetone

NH3

NH2NH2

Hydrazine

NH2NHPh

Phenyl hydrazine

NH2OH

Hydroxyl amine

NH2NHCONH2

Semicarbazide

H3C C

NH

CH3

H3C C

N

CH3

H3C C

N

CH3

H3C C

N

CH3

H3C C

N

CH3

NH2

NHPh

OH

NHCONH2

Acetone imine

Acetone hydrazone

Acetone pheyl hydrazone

Acetone oxime

Acetone semicarbazone

H3C C

OH

CH3

NH2

-H2O

H3C C

OH

CH3

NHNH2

-H2O

H3C C

OH

CH3

NHNHPh

-H2O

H3C C

OH

CH3

NHOH

-H2O

[Addition of amonia]

[Formation of Oxime]

H3C C

OH

CH3

NHNHCONH2

-H2O

[Formation of Semicarbazone]

Formationof Hydrazone

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C-Type III of reactionC-Type III of reaction (Base catalyzed reaction)(Base catalyzed reaction)

1- Aldol condensation:1- Aldol condensation:

- It occurs between two aldehydes or two ketones containing α-Hydrogen..

2 CH3CHONaOH

H3C CH CH2CHO

OH

Aldol product

-H2OH3C C

HCHCHO

Crotonaldehyde

Mechanism:

OH

H3C CH CH2CHO

O

CH3CHO CH2CHO-H+

H3C CH

O

+ CH2CHOHOH

H3C CH CH2CHO

OH

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- Other example:

COCH32-H2O

CH3 C CH

CH2

C CH3

O

CH3 C CH3

O

2 OH CH3 C CH

OH

CH3

mesityl oxide

Mechanism:

CH3 C CH3

OOH-H+ CH2 C CH3

O

CH3 C

O

CH2 + C CH3

O

CH3

CH3 C

O

CH2 C

O

CH3

CH3H2O

CH3 C

O

CH2 C

OH

CH3

CH3

CH3 C

O

CH CCH3

CH3

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In case of mixture of acetaldehyde and acetone , we obtain four products

H3C CH

O

acetaldehyde

+ H3C C

O

CH3

Acetone

HOH3C CH CH CHO

Crotonaldehyde

+ H3C CH CH C

O

CH3

pent-3-en-2-one

+ H3C C CH CHO

CH3

3-methylbut-2-enal

+ H3C C CH

CH3

C

O

CH3

Mestyl oxide

Mechanism of formation of crotanaldehydeMechanism of formation of crotanaldehyde

+

-

-OH -H+CH3CHO CH2CHO

CH2CHO + CH3 C

O

H CH3 CH CH2CHO

OH2O

CH3 CH CH2CHO

OH

-H2O

CH3 CH CHCHO

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Mechanism of formation of Mestyl oxideMechanism of formation of Mestyl oxide

CH3 C CH3

OOH-H+ CH2 C CH3

O

CH3 C

O

CH2 + C CH3

O

CH3

CH3 C

O

CH2 C

O

CH3

CH3H2O

CH3 C

O

CH2 C

OH

CH3

CH3

CH3 C

O

CH CCH3

CH3

Mechanism of formation of 3-methyl-2-butenalMechanism of formation of 3-methyl-2-butenal

H3C CHOHO

H2C CHOH3C C

O

CH3H3C C

CH3

O

CH2CHOHOH

H3C C

CH3

OH

CH2CHO-HOH

H3C C

CH3

CH CHO

3-methylbut-2-enal

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Mechanism of formation of 3-penten-2-oneMechanism of formation of 3-penten-2-one

H3C C

O

CH3

HOH3C C

O

CH2

H C

O

CH3H3C C

O H2C C

H

O

CH3

HOH H3C C

O H2C C

H

OH

CH3-HOH

H3C C

O

CH

CH CH3

pent-3-en-2-one

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2- 2- Cannizaro reaction:Cannizaro reaction:

- It occurs between two aldehydes with no α-hydrogen in presence of base to give an alc. and an acid.

2

CHO

NaOH

COONa

sodium benzoate

+

benzaldehyde

CH2OH

Benzyl alc.

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Question: Show the effect of NaOH on acetaldehyde and benzaldehyde

CHO

+ CH3CHONaOH

CH CH2CHO

OH

-H2OHC CHCHO

Cinnamaldehyde

4- Perkin condensation:4- Perkin condensation:

CHO

+ (CH3CO)2OCH3COONa

HC CH

Cinnamic acid

Acetic anhydride

COOH

+ CH3COOH

D-Type IV of reaction (Different types of reaction)

3 -Clasien condensation;

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Oxidation of aldehyde ketones:

R CHO [O] byKMnO4 or K2Cr2O7

R COOH

acidaldehyde

Aldehydes can also oxidized by Tollens reagent [Ag(NH3)2OH].

R CHO + 2Ag(NH3)2OH R COOH + 2Ag + 4 NH3 + 2H2O

Tollens

Ketones are difficult for oxidation

H3C C

O

CH3

K2Cr2O7

H2SO4H3C C

O

OH

acetic acidAcetone

+ HCOOH

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Haloform reaction:Haloform reaction:

- It occurs with aldehyde or ketones containingIt occurs with aldehyde or ketones containing H3C C

O

-The only aldehyde gives Iodoform reaction is acetaldehyde The only aldehyde gives Iodoform reaction is acetaldehyde H3C C

O

H

-Methyl ketones ( H3C C

O

R ) only can give iodoform only for example

H3C C

O

CH3 H3C C

O

Ph H3C C

O

CH2CH3

Acetone acetophenone butan-2-one

-These ketones cannot give iodoform because they do not have H3C C

O

R

H3CH2C C

O

CH2CH3 Ph C

O

Ph

pentan-3-one benzophenone

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Examples of iodoform equation :Examples of iodoform equation :

e.g. CH3 C H

O

+ NaOH + I2 + C ONa

O

H

Iodoform Sod. formate

CH3 C CH3

O

+ NaOI C ONa

O

CH3+

CHI3

CHI3

Mechanism:

(1) H3C C

O

CH3 + 3I2 I3C C

O

CH3 + 3HI

I3C C

O

CH3(2) + NaOH CHI3 + CH3COONa

Halogenation

Cleavage

لـ: ملحوظة أكسدة الهالوفورم تفاعل . ketoneاو .aldيعتبر واحدة كربون ذرة فقد مع حمض إلى

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Reduction of aldehydes & Ketones:Reduction of aldehydes & Ketones:

1- Reduction by catalytic hydrogen: It converts aldehyde or ketone to alcohol.

R C

O

R +

RCHO + H2Pt

RCH2OHald. 1 alc.o

H2Ni or Pt R CH R

OH

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•2- Reduction to hydrocarbon2- Reduction to hydrocarbon::

تحويل • .alkaneإلى ketoneاو . aldأي

C

O

CH2

For examples;

H3C C

O

H

acetaldehyde

H3C CH3

ethane

H3C C

O

CH3

acetone

H3C CH2CH3

propane

CH3

O

acetophenone

CH2CH3

ethylbenzene

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a- Clemmensen reduction:

CH3 C CH3

OZn-Hg HCl CH3CH2CH3

b- Walf-Kishner reduction:

+CH3 C CH3

O

CH3CH2CH3NH2H2N CH3C

H3CN.NH2

KOH

acetone hydrazine

- N2

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3- Reduction with sod. Borohydride (NaBH4):3- Reduction with sod. Borohydride (NaBH4):

CH3 CH CH CHO NaBH4 CH3 CH CH CH2OH

4- Reduction with Mg:4- Reduction with Mg:

CH3 C CH3

O

2 Mg

O OMg

CH3

CH3CH3

CH3

H2O CH3 C C CH3

OHOH

CH3CH3

pinacole

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Replacement of oxygen by halogen:Replacement of oxygen by halogen:

PCl3, PCl5 or SOCl2 convert C=O into C

Cl

Cl

Example:

H3C C

O

CH3

PCl5H3C C CH3

Cl

Cl

+ POCl3

2,2-dichloropropanepropan-2-one

PCl3, PCl5 or SOCl2 convert –OH to -Cl

R OHPCl5

R Cl + HCl + POCl3

R OHSOCl2

R Cl + HCl + SO2

R OHPCl3

3 R Cl3 + H3PO3

R COOHPCl5

R + HCl + POCl3

SOCl2+ HCl + SO2

PCl33 3 + H3PO3

R COOH

R COOH

C

O

Cl

R C

O

Cl

R C

O

Cl

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H3C C

O

CH3

PCl5H3C C

Cl

Cl

CH3

2,2-dichloropropane

alc. KOH

-2 HClH3C C CH

propynepropan-2-one

The reaction of aldehyde or ketones with PCl3, PCl5 or SOCl2, can be

used to convert aldehyde or ketones alkyne as follow e.g. conversion of acetone to propyne

Halogenation of α-carbon:

CH3 C CH3

O Br2

acid or base CH3 C CH2Br

OBr2 CH3 C CH

O Br

Br

CH3 C CH2

O

CH3 + X2 CH3 C CH

O

CH3

XX = Cl, Br, I

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- In case of aromatic aldehyde or ketones.In case of aromatic aldehyde or ketones.

a) In absence of Fe or FeCl3 catalyst

In this case the reaction occur at α-carbon to C=O or in H of CHO

CHO

benzaldehyde

Cl2

C

O

Cl

benzoyl chloride

Cl2

C

O

CH3

acetophenone

C

O

CH2Cl

2-chloro-1-phenylethanone

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b) In absence of Fe or FeCl3 catalyst

Aldehydes and ketones are m- directing group, so orient halogen in m- position

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Polymerization reactionPolymerization reaction

Only aldehydes can polymerizeExamples a) Polymerization of formaldehyde in presence of watera) Polymerization of formaldehyde in presence of water

nCH2Oformaldehyde

H2OHOH2C OCH2 OCH2OH

nParaformaldehyde

B )Polymerization of formaldehyde and acetaldehyd of presence of H2SO4

3CH2OH2SO4 O

O

O

Sym-trioxane

3 H3C CH

OH2SO4

acetaldehyde

O

O

O

H3C CH3

CH3

Paraldehyde

formaldehyde

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3CH2OH2SO4 O

O

O

Sym-trioxane

3 H3C CH

OH2SO4

acetaldehyde

O

O

O

H3C CH3

CH3

Paraldehyde

formaldehyde