1are among the first examples of compounds that
possess a C-O double bond
Aldehydes and ketones
2This group is called a _________,
and it has very different chemical
properties than a C-C double bond in
alkenes
carbonyl group
32 simplest family of carbonyl compounds
Aldehydes and ketones
4- RCHO
-al, -oxo-
C=O attached to an alkyl group
Aldehyde
5RCOR
-one , -oxo-
C=O attached to an alkyl group
Ketone
6One of the IUPAC rule for Aldehyde is Select as the parent chain the longest continuous chain that
includes the carbonyl carbon
True
7One of the IUPAC rule for Aldehye is Name the parent chain by changing the corresponding alkane
name (ending with “e”) to an ending with “al”
True
8One of the IUPAC rule for Ketone is Number the parent chain assuming the carbonyl carbon is C-1
False, for Aldehye
9One of the IUPAC rule for Aldehye is Identify substituents on the parent chain as after, at the
beginning of the compound’s name
False, parent chain as before
10One of the IUPAC rule for Ketone is Select as the parent chain the longest continuous chain that
includes the carbonyl carbon
True
11One of the IUPAC rule for Aldehyde Name the parent chain by removing the “e” from the corresponding
alkane name and adding “one”
False, for Ketone
12One of the IUPAC rule for Ketone Number the chain to give the carbonyl group the lowest numbering.
True
13Determine the number and location of substituents and number
them accordingly is an IUPAC rule for
Ketone
14Aldehydes are often recognizable by their
sweet smells
15Vanillin, Benzaldehye, and Cinnamaldehyde ae examples of
Aldehyde
16Some _____ (e.g. acetone) have a “sweet” smell also).
ketones
172-Heptanone, Butanedione, Carvone are examples of
Ketone
18Neither aldehydes nor ketones possess the ability to H-bond with other
molecules like themselves. However, they can form H-bond with
water molecule
H-Bonding
19Boiling points for aldehydes and ketones are ____
than for alcohols of similar molar mass
lower
20Generally the boiling point of aldehydes and
ketones ____ with increase in molecular
weight
increases
21The lower members (up to 4 carbons) of aldehydes and
ketones are soluble in water due to H-bonding.
Solubility
22The higher members ______ in water because
the hydrocarbon part is larger and resists the
formation of hydrogen bonds with water molecules.
do not dissolve (Solubility)
23Reduction test
Note that most ketones and aromatic aldehydes will not
react.
Benedict’s Test
24(+) red ppt (aldehyde)
Benedict’s Test
25an aldehyde is oxidized to a carboxylic acid
while Cu2+ is reduced to give red Cu2O(s).
Benedict’s Test
26Reaction tests for the presence of primary alcohols, secondary alcohol
and aldehyde
Chromic Acid Test
27(+) primary or secondary alc – 2-3 secs formation of cloudy blue green
suspension and disappearance of orange colored reagent
Chromic Acid Test
28A chromic acid test is _______ color in
either layer indicates a
positive test
blue-green
29Formation of a precipitate is a positive test.
2,4-Dinitrophenylhydrazine (DNPH) Test
30Some ketones give oils which will not solidify.
Some allylic alcohols are oxidized by the reagent to aldehydes and give a positive test.
Some alcohols, if not purified, may contain aldehyde or ketone impurities.
2,4-Dinitrophenylhydrazine (DNPH) Test
31Aldehydes and ketones containing the CH 3 C=O group will give a
positive result with the triiodomethane reaction.
IODOFORM TEST
32Therefore, only aldehyde to give a positive result is
Ethanal
33for the determination of reducing and non-reducing sugars that
are present in carbohydrates
Fehling`s Test
34A brick red precipitate
Fehling`s Test
35A pale yellow precipitate of iodoform (CHI3)
IODOFORM TEST
36Nail polish remover odor
USES:
𖤓 Solvent
𖤓 Nail polish remover
𖤓 Varnish remover
𖤓 denaturan
Acetone
37𖤓 Bitter almond odor
USES:
𖤓 manufacture of rubber promoters
𖤓 synthetic flavoring agent in foods
Benzaldehyde
38facture of rubber promoters
𖤓
39the synthesis of amino acids,
manufacture of perfumes, flavorings,
plasticizers and gasoline additives
Benzaldehye
40Mothball-like odor
Camphor
41Topical antipruritic
Camphor
42Effective in reducing cough when
externally applied to the chest and
throat of young children
Camphor
43Counterirritant for inflammatory conditions
Camphor
44sweet, warm, creamy, and tenacious odor
Vanillin
46𖤓 sweet and spicy odor
and flavorant
Cinnamaldehyde
47Insecticide against mosquito larvae
Cinnamaldehyde
48𖤓 faintly sweet pungent odor like that
of ethyl alcohol
Methanal
49prouction of fertilizer, paper,
plywood, and urea-formaldehyde
resins
Methana;
50Embalming agent
Methanal
51Disinfectant and Tissue Fixative
Methanal
52𖤓 Mint or acetone-like odor
Cyclohexanone
53solvent in insecticides, wood stains,
paint and varnish removers, spot
removers, cellulosics, and natural
and synthetic resins and lacquers.
Cyclohexanone