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Part8ChemistryofOrganicCompounds(Book3B,p.140–148)
24.(a)
(b)(i)Itcontainsatleastonechiralcarbonatom.Themoleculeischiral.
(ii)Itcontains–CO2Hgroupandisacidic.
(iii)Itisanalcoholthatcontain
grouporacarbonylthatcontains
group.
(c)AisC3H6O3,i.e.2-hydroxypropanoicacid.
(d)
(e)Esterfunctionalgroup.
25.(a)(i)Aqueouschlorine
(ii)
(b)
(c)HCl(aq)
26.(a)Nucleophilicaddition
CN–isgeneratedbythereactionbetweenHCNandabase(e.g.NaOH).
HCN+OH–H2O+CN–
CN–isthenucleophileanditattackstheelectron-deficientcarbonylcarbonatom.ThetetrahedralintermediateformedthencapturesaprotonfromHCNtoformtheproductandgeneratesanotherCN–forfurtherreaction.
Thus,theoverallreactionis:
(b)Opticalisomerism
(c)(i)AddNa2CO3.
3-Oxobutanoicacid,beinganacid,giveseffervescenceofCO2withNa2CO3whilepropanonedoesnot.2CH3COCH2CO2H+Na2CO32CH3COCH2CO2–Na++H2O+CO2
(ii)Add2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazine.Beingaketone,2-oxobutanoicacidformsanorangeprecipitatewhile3-hydroxybutanoicaciddoesnot.
27.(a)Thereactionofchloroethanewithammoniaproceedsviaanucleophilicsubstitutionmechanismasshownbelow:
Thenucleophilicammoniaattacksthepartiallypositivecarbontowhichtheelectronegativechlorineisattachedresultingintheformationofapentavalenttransitionstate.TheC–ClbondisbeingbrokenastheC–Nbondisformed.Theresultantorganicproductisethylamine,CH3CH2NH2.TheamineisbasicanditreactswiththeacidicHCltogiveethylammoniumchloride.EthylamineisobtainedbyreactingthesaltformedwithabasesuchasNaOH.
(b)Therateofthisreactionincreaseswhenchloroethaneisreplacedbybromoethaneoriodoethane.ThisisbecausethereactioninvolvesthebreakingoftheC–Xbond.E(C–Cl)>E(C–Br)>E(C–I)sincetheoverlapbetweenthecarbonandthehalogenbecomeslesseffectiveasthehalogenincreasesinsizefromCltoI.ItisthuseasiertobreaktheC–BrandC–IbondthanC–Clbond,andtherateofreactionincreaseswhenchloroethaneisreplacedbybromoethaneoriodoethane.
(c)P:
CH3CH2CH2CN
Q:
CH3CH2CH2COOH
R:
CH3CH2CH2COOCH2CH3
(d)(i)Reagents:
ethanolicpotassiumhydroxide/sodiumhydroxide
Condition:
reflux/heat
(ii)
28.(a)
(b)CH3CH2CH2C(CH3)=CHCO2–Na+ThesaltformedisionicwhenstrongelectrostaticforcesbetweenoppositelychargedCH3CH2CH2C(CH3)=CHCO2–andNa+.Thesaltisthusnon-volatileanddoesnotvaporizeeasilyandisodourless.
(c)
29.(a)
(b)2:
nucleophilicsubstitution
3:
hydrolysis
4:
reduction
30.(a)
Suchisomerismisnotpossibleforcyclohexenebecauseina6-memberedring,onlythecis-formispossible:
Asshowninthediagramabove,thetrans-formresultsindistortedringwithgreatanglestrainandisnotformed.
(b)Typeofreaction:
electrophilicaddition
Condition:
roomtemperature
Mechanism:
(1)
(2)
Theelectron-richC=Cpolarizesabrominemoleculeandcausesthebrominemoleculetocleaveheterolyticallyformingthecarbocation1andbromideionintheslowratedeterminingstepasshowninstep
(1).
Abromideionthenattacksthecarbocation1tofrom3,4-dibromohexaneasshowninstep
(2).
(c)ThereactionofHBrwithbothtrans-andcis-hex-3-eneresultsintheformationofthesameproduct,3-bromohexane,CH3CH2C*HBrCH2CH2CH3.Sincecarbon-3ischiral,theproductexhibitsopticalisomerism.Inthereaction,H+isfirstaddedtothecarbon-4toformacarbocation.The“+”chargeisoncarbon-3whichhasasp2hybridizationandthemoleculargeometryaboutthiscarbonisthustrigonalplanar.SubsequentattackbyBr–canbefromaboveorbelowtheplaneresultinginbothopticalisomersof3-bromohexanebeingformed.Sincethereisequallikelihoodofcarbon-3beingattackedfrombothaboveandbelow,equimolaramountoftheisomersoftheproductisformed.
(d)CH3CH2COOHandHOOCCH2COOH
31.(a)(i)Opticalisomerism
(ii)
(b)
(c)(i)QcanbedistinguishedfromRusingFehling’ssolution.QreactswithblueFehling’ssolutiontogivethebrick-redprecipitateofCu2Owhereasnobrick-redprecipitateisobservedwithR.
(ii)RcanbedistinguishedfromQusingsodium.EffervesceneofhydrogenisobservedwhensodiumisaddedtoRwhilenohydrogenisevolvedwhensodiumisaddedtoQ.
(d)
32.(a)Duetothehydrophobicbenzenering,eugenolisnotverysolubleinwaterdespitethepresenceofthephenolic–OHgroupwhichenableseugenolmoleculestoformhydrogenbondswithwatermolecules.
Thephenolic–OHgroupisacidicandlosesaprotonwhenreactedwithaqueousNaOHsothatthesodiumsaltofeugenolisformed.Beingionic,theattractionbetweenthissaltandwaterision-dipoleinteractionwhichisstrongerthanhydrogenbonds.HenceeugenolismoresolubleinaqueousNaOHthanwater.
(b)(i)Cold,dilutemanganate(VII)ions
(ii)Hotconcentratedmanganate(VII)ions
(iii)Ethanoylchloride
(iv)Aqueousbromine
(c)(i)Additionpolymerization
(ii)
33.(a)Reagent:
hydrogengas
Condition:
nickelcatalyst,heat
(b)Thetypeofreactionisoxidation.
Reagent:
potassiumdichromate(VI)solutionacidifiedwithdilutesulphuricacid
Condition:
reflux
(c)
‘*’denoteschiralatom
(i)Menthonehastwochiralatoms.
(ii)Mentholhasthreechiralatoms.
(d)(i)Reagentfordehydrationofalcohol:
concentratedsulphuricacid
Condition:
temperatureof170C,excessconcentratedsulphuricacid
(ii)Reagentfornucleophilicsubstitutionofalcohol:
hydrogenchloridegas
Condition:
zincchlorideascatalyst,heat
(e)Thesimpletest-tubereactionistoadd2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazinetomentholandmenthoneseparately.Anorangeprecipitateof2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazoneisobservedforthetesttubecontainingmenthonebutnosuchorangeprecipitateisobservedforthetesttubecontainingmenthol.
34.(a)(i)FeCl3/AlCl3ascatalyst
(ii)Ultra-violetlight
(b)(i)Adoesnotreact.Thisisbecausethechlorineatomisdirectlyattachedtothebenzenering.Duetothedelocalizationofalone-pairofelectronsonthechlorineatomintothebenzenering,theC–Clbondhaspartialdoublebondcharacteranddoesnotcleaveeasily.
(ii)
35.(a)(i)ToproduceAfrommethylbenzene,methylbenzeneisreactedwithchlorineinthepresenceofaluminiumchloride.ToproduceBfrommethylbenzene,methylbenzeneisreactedwithchlorineinthepresenceofultravioletradiation.
(ii)Thecompoundisfirstwarmedwithaqueoussodiumhydroxide.Themixtureiscooledandexcessdilutenitricacidfollowedbyaqueoussilvernitrateisthenadded.AgivesnowhiteprecipitateofsilverchloridebutBgivesawhiteprecipitateofsilverchloride.
(b)(i)
(ii)
(c)ReagentsandconditionsforstepC:
tinandconcentratedhydrochloricacid,reflux
ReagentsandconditionsforstepD:
ethanol,concentratedsulphuricacidascatalyst,reflux
36.(a)LimitedamountofCl2andultra-violetlight
(b)Cl2andFeCl3catalyst
(c)
(d)Reagents:
I2,aqueousNaOH,heat
ObservationwithC:
yellowprecipitate
ObservationwithF:
noyellowprecipitate
(e)MassofCN=0.030gm–360m3
=1.8g
RelativemolecularmassofCN(C6H5COCH2Cl)=154.5
NumberofmolesofCN=
=0.01165mol
(f)(i)H,D,G
(ii)Gisanacidchlorideandundergoeshydrolysisreadilyinwater.
DundergoeshydrolysisonlywhenheatedwithaqueousNaOH.
HdoesnotundergohydrolysisevenwhenheatedwithaqueousNaOH.TheC–Clbondhaspartialdoublebondcharacterandisdifficulttocleave.
37.(a)
(b)For2-methylpropan-2-olasthestartingmaterial,theproductsofreactionsI,IIandIIIareshowninthefollowingtable:
ReactionI
ReactionII
ReactionIII
Product
2-bromo-2-methylpropane
Noreaction
2-methylpropene
38.(a)(i)
(ii)
(b)(i)
(ii)Nucleophilicadditionreaction
(iii)Duetothedifferenceinelectronegativitybetweencarbonandoxygen,thecarbonylcarbonbearsapartialpositivechargeandthecarbonyloxygenbearsapartialnegativecharge.Asthecarbonylcarboncarriesapartialpositivecharge,thecarbonylgroupissusceptibletonucleophilicattack.Whenthenucleophileattacksthecarbonylgroup,itusesitslonepairelectronstoformabondwiththecarbonylcarbonatom.Thecarbonylcarbonatomcanacceptthiselectronpairbecauseonepairofbondingelectronsofthecarbon-oxygenbondcanshiftouttothecarbonyloxygenatom.Thiselectron-richoxygenthentransfersitselectronpairtoanelectropositiveagent.
(iv)EthenecontainsaC=Cdoublebond.Asthereisnodifferenceinelectronegativitybetweentwocarbonatoms,theelectronsinthedoublebondareevenlydistributedovertheC=Cdoublebond.Besides,theC=Cdoublebondisanelectron-richcentre.Therefore,thereisnoelectron-deficientcentrefortheattackofthenucleophileCN-.Thus,ethenewouldnotreactwithHCNinasimilarway.
39.(a)No.Becausethereisnochiralcarboncentreinthemolecule.
(b)Yes.Becausethegroups(oratoms)onthesidesofbothdoublebondsaredifferent.Thusgeometricalisomerismwouldoccur.
(c)(i)
(ii)
(iii)
40.(a)
(b)(i)
ItisbecausethespatialarrangementsoftheatomsorgroupsofatomsaredifferentduetorestrictedrotationabouttheC=Cdoublebond.
(ii)
Theplaneofplanepolarizedmonochromaticlightrotates.
(c)
(d)(i)
(ii)Add3cm3oftheproductformedin(i)toatesttube.Thenadd2cm3of2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazinetothet