A) Michael reaction
B) Robinson reaction
C) Hoffman reaction
D) Dieckmann reaction
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A) Equilibrium favors the products with aldehydes; equilibrium favors the starting materials with ketones.
B) Equilibrium favors the starting materials with aldehydes; equilibrium favors the products with ketones.
C) Equilibrium favors the products with both aldehydes and ketones.
D) Equilibrium favors the starting materials with both aldehydes and ketones.
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A) Claisen condensation
B) Mixed Aldol reaction
C) Robinson annulation
D) Dieckmann condensation
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A) Two different aldehydes with a-hydrogens are able to form a single aldol condensation product.
B) Two different ketones with a-hydrogens are able to form a single aldol condensation product.
C) Any aldehyde and ketone mixed together can react to form a single condensation product.
D) Any pair of aldehyde or ketone reactants where one of the reactants has no a-hydrogens will lead to a single aldol product.
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A) It undergoes elimination, since water is a good leaving group.
B) The hydroxy group is oxidized to a carbonyl.
C) The hydroxy group reacts with the carbonyl to form a ketal.
D) Hydroxide is eliminated via an enolate intermediate.
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A) I
B) II
C) III
D) IV
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A) the Aldol reaction involves substitution while the Claisen reaction involves addition.
B) the Aldol reaction is acid catalyzed while the Claisen reaction is base-catalyzed.
C) the Aldol reaction is base catalyzed while the Claisen reaction requires a full equivalent of base.
D) the Aldol reaction is base catalyzed while the Claisen reaction is acid-catalyzed.
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A) Benzaldehyde
B) Acetophenone
C) Acetone
D) All of these compounds contain a-hydrogens.
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A) I
B) II
C) I and II
D) None of the choices
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A) The initial Aldol product is an alkoxide, so the reaction is not energetically downhill in either direction.
B) The initial Aldol product is an alkoxide, so the reaction is energetically downhill going toward the product.
C) The initial Aldol product is an alkoxide, so the reaction is energetically downhill going toward the starting materials.
D) Water is a stable molecule.
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A) Yes, the diketone is significantly more acidic, so this enolate can be formed selectively.
B) Yes, the aldehyde is significantly more acidic, so this enolate can be formed selectively.
C) No, the aldehyde is significantly more acidic, so this enolate cannot be formed selectively.
D) No, the diketone is significantly more acidic, so this enolate cannot be formed selectively.
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A) I
B) II
C) III
D) IV
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A) I
B) II
C) III
D) IV
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A) b,g-Unsaturated carbonyl compound
B) a,b-Unsaturated carbonyl compound
C) a,g-Unsaturated carbonyl compound
D) b-Hydroxy carbonyl compound
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A) I
B) II
C) III
D) IV
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A) When both carbonyl compounds have a hydrogens
B) When both carbonyl compounds have no a hydrogens
C) When one carbonyl compound has no a hydrogens
D) When one carbonyl compound has no b hydrogens
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A) When only one of the esters has a hydrogen atoms
B) When both esters have a hydrogen atoms
C) When only one of the esters has b hydrogen atoms
D) When both esters lack a hydrogen atoms
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A) The initially formed b-hydroxy carbonyl compound loses a hydroxyl group.
B) The initially formed b-hydroxy carbonyl compound loses an oxygen atom.
C) The initially formed b-hydroxy carbonyl compound loses a hydrogen atom.
D) The initially formed b-hydroxy carbonyl compound loses water.
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A) Protonation, enolate formation, nucleophilic addition
B) Enolate formation, protonation, nucleophilic addition
C) Enolate formation, nucleophilic addition, protonation
D) Nucleophilic addition, enolate formation, protonation
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A) I
B) II
C) III
D) IV
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