3.8 - Aldehydes & Ketones Flashcards

1
Q

Tollens’ reagent contains the complex ion ____ ?

A

[Ag(NH₃)₂]⁺

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2
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Aldehydes are readily Oxidised to ____ ?

A

Carboxylic Acids

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3
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Functional Group: Aldehyde

A

C(=O)-H

carbonyl

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4
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Functional Group: Ketone

A

R-C(=O)-R

carbonyl

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5
Q

Structural Suffix: Aldehyde

A

-CHO

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6
Q

What type of isomers are Ketones & Aldehydes w/ same no. of Carbon atoms?

A

Functional Group Isomers

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7
Q

Ketones ____ further Oxidised?

A

Cannot be

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8
Q

General Formula: Ketone

A

CnH₂ₙO

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9
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General Equation: Ketones reduced to Alcohols

A

R-C(=O)-R + 2[H] |> R-C-(H,OH)-R

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10
Q

In balanced equations, how is the reducing agent simplified?

A

[H]

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11
Q

Observation: Tollens’ + Aldehyde

A

Silver Mirror

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12
Q

Colour Change H⁺/Cr₂O₇²⁻ + Aldehyde?

A

Orange |> Green

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13
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General Formula: Aldehyde

A

CnH₂ₙO

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14
Q

Reagent: Reduction of Aldehydes & Ketones to alcohols

A

NaBH₄

source of ∶H⁻

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15
Q

Conditions: Reduction of Aldehydes & Ketones to alcohols

A

Aqueous, warm

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16
Q

Aldehydes & Ketones are susceptible to attack by ____ ?

A

Nucleophiles because they have a δ⁺ Carbon

17
Q

Why does a Silver Mirror form?

A

Aldehyde Oxidised to Carboxylic Acid

Silver ions Reduced to Silver atoms

18
Q

Equation: Reduction of Silver ions

A

Ag⁺ + e⁻ |> Ag(s)

19
Q

General Equation: Aldehyde Oxidised to Carboxylic Acid

A

R-C(=O)-H + [O] |> R-C(=O)-OH

20
Q

Observation: Fehling’s + Aldehyde

A

Blue solution |> Brick Red ppt

21
Q

Equation: Reduction of Copper(II) ions

A

Cu²⁺ + e⁻ |> Cu⁺

22
Q

General Equation: Aldehydes reduced to Alcohols

A

R-C(=O)-H + 2[H] |> R-C-(H,OH)-H

23
Q

What causes a Brick Red ppt to form?

A

Copper(II) ions reduced to Cu⁺