1Hydrohalogenation(alkene)
HX in Ether
Markovnikov : Adds Nin in most substituted side (follows carbocation stability)
Can't perform: with HF
Has a carbocation intermediate => indicates rearrangement
2hydrobromination with peroxide(alkene)
HBr, ROOR
Anti - Markovnikov
Presumably has a carbocation intermediate => indicates rearrangement
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3Acid Catalyzed Hydration(alkene)
HX in H2SO4, H2O
markovnikov
has a carbocation intermediate, indicates rearrangement
4Hydroboration-Oxidation(alkene)
1. BH3, THF
2. H2O2, NaOH
Anti Markovnikov
Syn addition
no carbocation intermediate, no rearrangement
5Halogenation(alkene)
X2 in THF/CCl4
no carbocation intermediate
anti-addition
6Halohydrin Formation(alkene)
X2 in H20 or ROH
markovnikov, OH attacks most stable carbocation
no carbocation intermediate
anti-addition
7Catalytic Hydrogenation(alkene)
H2, Pd/C
no carbocation intermediate
syn addition
8Oxymercuration-Demercuration(alkene)
1) Hg(OAc)2, H2O
2) NaBH4
markovnikov
no carbocation intermediate
anti-addition
9Alkoxymercuration-Demercuration(alkene)
1) Hg(OAc)2, ROH
2) NaBH4
Similar to oxymercuration-demercuration
10Epoxidation(alkene)
RCOOOH
no carbocation intermediate
syn addition
11Anti Hydroxylation(alkene)
1) RCO3H
2) H3O+
no carbocation intermediate
anti addition
Sn2-like = anti
differs between acidic and basic conditions
12Ozonolysis(alkene)
differs between oxidizing and reducing conditions
O3 then (CH3)3S or Zn/H2O(reducing)
O3 then H2O2 or KMnO4 or H3O
break every double bond
under oxidizing conditions, replace all H's with OH
13Syn Dihydroxylation(alkene)
OsO4 then H20, or KMnO4 in OH
no carbocation intermediate
syn-addition, both OH groups are added to the same side
14Cyclopropanation(alkene)
CR2(2 R groups attached to a C, the C has no hydrogens attached)
no carbocation intermediate
syn addition, both bonds to carbon on the same side
15Hydrohalogenation(alkyne)
HX in ether
1st halogen adds to the most substituted carbon (markovnikov)
2nd halogen adds to the 1st halogen's carbon
16Acid Catalyzed Hydration(alkyne)
HX in H2O
markovnikov, initial carbocation goes onto most substituted carbocation
markovnikov's rule is only relevant for terminal alkynes
17Halogenation(alkyne)
X2
2 products are formed when only 1 X2
the trans product is the major product
18Oxymercuration-Reduction(alkyne)
Hg(OAc)2 in H2O, then acid
markovnikov
only relevant for terminal alkynes