Protic solvents
- can participate in H-bonding
- H bonded to O,N,F
Aprotic solvents
- cannot hydrogen bond
- no O-H or N-H bonds
Hydrogen bond donor
- hydrogen directly bonded to a N, O, or F atom
Hydrogen bond acceptor
- a lone pair of electrons associated with an electronegative atom
HNMR - if chiral center (bond attached to four different things) is present,
- the 2 H's on a CH2 group are not equivalent
HNMR <----
- higher frequency
- higher shift
- deshielded
- downfield
HNMR --->
- lower frequency
,- lower shift
- shielded
- upfield
An electronegative atom (Cl) will ____ protons
- deshield
Protons now have greater delta energy between spin states (shift left) ==
- larger frequency absorbed
Integration
- area under each signal
- tells us the number of protons in that signal
Calculation of degrees of unsaturation
- {(#carbons)(2) + 2) - #H} / 2
Degrees of unsaturation; for each halogen, add
-1
Degrees of unsat.; for each nitrogen, subtract
- one hydrogen
Lucas test: positive test
- secondary or tertiary alcohol; 2nd layer will form
lucas test: negative test
, - primary alcohols
Jones oxidation: + test
- 1st/2nd alcohols
- solution turns from orange -> green/blue
Jones oxidation:
- test - 3 alcohols
Ferric chloride: + test
- phenol present; solution turns to red/green/blue/purple
Tollens test: +
- aldehyde ; silver precipitate forms
2,4 - DNP: +
- aldehyde or ketone; orange ppt
Semicarbazone +
- aldehyde or ketone; ppt forms
Iodoform +
- methyl carbonyl; yellow ppt
Caffeine HBA, HBD
- 5,0
Salicyclic acid HBA HBD