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.pdfin competition with SN1,248-249 leaving groups for, 249-25 1 orientations in, 249-250
reactivity order in, 249 rearrangements in, 250-25 1, 632-633 scope of, 248-251
E2 mechanism, acid catalyzed, 251 with alcohols, 630
alkene mixtures from, 245 alkoxides for, 615
of alkyl compounds, 241-248 antarafacial character of, 245-248 antarafacial route, 245-247
basic reagents and, 241-244 competition with S,2, 241 as concerted reaction, 241 concerted vs. stepwise, 247 of ethenyl halides, 243 kinetics of, 241
leaving groups for, 242 orbital model of, 247 orientation effects in, 245 with phosphate esters, 634 reactivity orders for, 242-244 reagents for, 241-245
solvent effects on, 242 stereochemistry of, 245-248 stereospecificity of, 247-248 steric effects and, 242-243 structural effects on, 242-244 suprafacial route, 246-248 temperature effects on, 244
of tetraalkylammonium salts, 242, 1126 in Williamson ether synthesis, 615
references for, 252
1,3-Elimination reactions, in amines with nitrous acid, 1131
cyclopropanes from, 564 Embalming compound, 775 Emulsion, 930
Enamines, alkylation of, 764-765 from amines, 1122
in biological aldol, 760-76 1 formation of, 702
Michael additions of, 845 rearrangement of, 703
Enantiomers, asymmetric synthesis of, 893-894 of 2-butanol, 119
definition of, 115
and diastereomers, 135-139
mechanisms for interconversion of, 895-897 and meso compounds, properties of, 137-138 physical properties of, 119120
racemization of (see Racemization) resolution of, 866-872
rotation of polarized light by, 119-120 sawhorse drawings of, 127
separation of (see Resolution) Enantiotopic groups, definition of, 888 Enantiomeric purity, definition of, 870-87 1
determination of, by gas chromatography, 871 by nmr spectroscopy, 871-873
Endo-exo isomerism, 496-497 Endothermicity, definition of, 76 Ene reaction, of singlet oxygen, 1392
Energy transfer, in chemiluminescence, 1395-1396 definition of, 1374
diphenylmethanone to naphthalene, 1376-1377 ketones to alkenes, 1385-1386
in visual process, 1417
Enolate anions, addition reactions of, 749-75 1, 757-758, 770
ambident nature of, in aldol additions, 751 in nucleophilic substitutions, 762
enols from, 738-739 formation of, 736-738
in halogenations, 742-747
nucleophilic displacements with, 761-763, 833-834
resonance stabilization of, 650 Enols, acidities of (table), 736-738
acidity of, 649-65 1
from enolate ions, 738-739
from hydration of alkynes, 383-384 resonance stabilization of, 650 stabilities of, 648-65 1, 740-741
Enthalpy, definition of changes in, 76
of organic compounds, reference works for, 105-106
Entropy, and carboxylic acid ionizations, 801-802 concept of, 85-87
definition of, 85
effect in methane-steam gas reaction, 410 of gases, 86
and heat of reaction, 84-85 and molecular disorder, 85-86
of organic compounds, reference works for, 105-106
of ring formation, 87 of solids, 86
Enzymes, cell-wall hydrolysis with, 1254 cellulose hydrolysis with, 1270 cleansing uses of, 1270
for decarboxylation, 1285 denaturation of, 1270
disaccharide configurations with, 930
in hydration of trans-butenedioic acid, 371-372 immobilization of, 1270
induced fit in, 1261-1262 inhibition of activity of, 1269-1270 lock-and-key fit, 1261 mechanisms of operation of, of
carboxypeptidase, 12631265 intermediates in, 12621266 serine in, 1265-1266
substrate complexes, 12601262 nomenclature of, 1260
peptide hydrolysis with, 12311234 properties of, 12601266 proteolytic, 1260, 1263-1266 regulation of activity of, 1269 ynthetases and, 1270-127 1 technology of, 12701271
x-ray structure determinations of, 12611262
Eosin, 1392
Epichlorohydrin, in epoxy resins, 14441445 preparation of, 541-542
Epinephrine, 1099
Epoxidation of alkenes, 435-437, 662 Epoxides (see Oxacyclopropanes) Epoxy resins, chemistry of, 1444-1445
epichlorohydrin for, 542
Equatorial positions (see Cyclohexane) Equilenin, structure and occurrence of, 1472 Equilibrium constants, and reactivity, 81-88 Equilibrium control, of additions to alkenes,
374-376
in carbocation rearrangements, 633 Ergosterol, structure and occurrence of, 1472
vitamin D from, by irradiation, 1394 Erythro, definition of, 883 Erythromycin A, 1482
D-Erythrose,properties and occurrence of, 904, 907 D-Erythrulose,structure and configuration of, 906 ESCA (electron spectroscopy for chemical
analysis), 1358
Esr spectroscopy, of biological reactions, 1368 elements of, 267, 13661367
exchange effects on, 1367-1368
of radicals and radical ions, 1366-1367 Essential oils, 1462
Ester interchange, 821
Esterification, acid catalysis of, 615-6 18 equilibrium of, 618
mechanism of, 616-6 18 thermodynamics of, 616
Esters (see Carboxylate esters, Sulfonate esters, etc., as appropriate)
Estradiol, structure and occurrence, 1472 Estrogenic hormones, 1462, 1479 Estrone, contraceptives from, 1479
methyl ether of, 1479
structure and occurrence of, 1472
Ethanal, aldol additions of, 749-752, 755, 759 ammonia addition to, 700
electronic absorption, 795 from ethanol oxidation, 639 from hydration of ethyne, 383 infrared spectrum of, 794 pentaerythritol from, 754 physical properties of, 679 polymerization of, 696
2-Ethanamidofluorene, 1162, as carcinogen, 1162 Ethanamine, physical properties of, 1101 Ethane, acidity of, 439-440
atomic-orbital model of, 162 bond distances in, 37 bromine cleavage of, 359 conformations of, 121-123 electronic spectrum of, 289
energies of conformations of, 121-122 from ethene reduction, 411-412
Ethane, fluorination of, 97
from photolysis of 2-propanone, 1379 reaction with bromine, 14
rotational barrier of, 121-123
saturated character of, 14-15 single bond in, 31 space-filling model of, 38
Ethanedial, from benzene and ozone, 1078 reactions of, 744-775
1,2-Ethanediamine,physical properties of, 1101 Ethanedioate esters, in Claisen condensations, 832 Ethanedioic acid, decarboxylation of, 847
esters of, chemiluminescencein perhydrolysis of, 1396
properties and uses of, 847 1,2-Ethanediol,as automotive antifreeze, 437
ethers of, 654-656 polyesters from, 1433 polymerization of, 1423
Ethanedioyl dichloride, acyl halides from, 857 Ethanenitrile, bonding in, 31-32
physical properties of, 239
in Ritter reactions, 11781179 synthesis of, 1185
Ethanoic acid, acidity of (table), 736-738 in alkaloid biosynthesis, 1489 ammonia addition to, 700
in aromatic ring biosynthesis, 1481-1482 bonding in, 31-32
in cholesterol biosynthesis, 1486-1488 from ethanol oxidation, 639
in fatty acid biosynthesis, 1480-148 1 infrared spectrum of, 794
ketene from, 772
physical properties of, 239, 792
in terpene biosynthesis, 1483-1485 in vinegar, 49
Ethanoic anhydride, with 1,4-benzenedione, 1311-13 12
with glycine, 1222
Ethanol, acidic properties of, 612-6 13 alkoxide from, 612-613
azeotrope with water, 607 dehydration of, ethene from, 630-63 1
ethoxyethane from, 630-63 1 drying of, 607
formation of, 12
from hydration of ethene, 361 with hydrogen bromide, 13
infrared spectra, hydrogen bonding and, 602-604
nrnr spectrum of, characteristics of, 295-296 exchange effects on, 311-3 13
oxidation of, ethanal from, 639 ethanoic acide from, 639
physical properties of, 601 space-filling model of, 38 from starch, 935
Ethanoyl coenzyme A, acyl transfer with, 837-840 in carbohydrate metabolism, 944, 949-953
and fatty acid biosynthesis, 14801481 Ethanoyl nitrate, 1043 N-Ethanoylaminoethanoic acid, 1222 Ethanoylbenzenamines, base strengths of, 1116 2-Ethanoyloxybenzenecarboxylicacid
(aspirin), 1328
Ethene, ab initio calculations of, 180-182 acidity of, 439-440
addition to 1,3-butadiene, 493 atomic-orbital model of, 165167 ball-and-stick models of, 35 bond angles of, 35-36
bond distances in, 37
bromine addition to, 14-16, 359 carbon monoxide copolymer of, 1453 copolymer with propene, 396
as "cycloethane," 463, 467 1,3-cyclopentadieneadduct of, 526-527 dimerization of, 502
double bond in, 31
electronic spectrum of, 289-290 from ethanol dehydration, 630-63 1 ethanol from, by hydration, 607 heat of hydrogenation of, 415 hydration of, 361
hydroboration of, 420 hydrogenation of, 411-4 12
molecular-orbital treatment of, 964-965 oxacyclopropane from, with oxygen, 437 oxidation of, 43
photoelectron spectrum of, 1357 polymerization of, Ziegler mechanism for, 1446 polymers from (see also Polyethene),
physical properties of, 1425-1427, 1430, 1434-1435
radical-chain polymerization of, 395-396 reaction with bromine, 14-16
resonance structures for, 176 rotation about double bond of, 167 space-filling model of, 38 thermodynamic stability of, 359 valence-bond treatment of, 965-966
Ethenol, rearrangement to ethanal, 648 Ethenone (see Ketene)
Ethenyl cations, formation of, 549 Ethenyl ethanoate, copolymer with
chloroethene, 1435 polyvinyl alcohol from, 1433 preparation of, 649
Ethenyl trifluoromethanesulfonate, S, 1 solvolysis of, 549
Ethenylbenzene (styrene), anionic polymerization of, 1451-1452
block polymer from, 1452 chlorotrifluoroethene adduct of, 1313 copolymer with 1,3-butadiene, 506 copolymers from, 1452-1453 electronic absorptions of, 1030-1033 in fiberglass, 1440
with oxygen, 1453
polymers of, 391, 1430, 1433 radical polymerization of, 1447-1448
Ether (see Ethoxyethane) Ethers, acid cleavage of, 656-657
from alcohols, 655
and diazomethane, 1199
by Williamson synthesis, 614-615, 655 from alkenes, 655
aryl, cleavage of, 1295 preparation of, 1294, 1297-1298
autoxidation of, 658-659 block polymers of, 1454
boron trifluoride complexes of, 656 chloro, formation and reactivity of, 704 classification of, 654-656
complexes with Grignard reagents, 577 cyclic, Hantzch-Widman nomenclature for,
659-660
IUPAC rules fo nomenclature of, 659-661 metal complexes of, 665-666
electronic spectra of, 605
infrared stretching frequencies for, 276
IUPAC rules of nomenclature for, 192, 654-656 mass spectra of, 607
oxonium salts from, 656-657 peroxides from, 658-659
phenylmethyl, as protecting group for OH, 651-652
physical properties of, 654-656 preparation of (table), 655 reactivity of, 600, acids and, 656-657
bases and, 656 oxygen and, 658-659 radicals and, 658-659
as solvents for organometallic reactions, 571-572, 577
spectroscopic properties of, 656 trimethylsilyl, as protecting group for OH,
651-652
unsaturated, protecting group formation with, 529-530
Williamson synthesis for, 614-6 15, 655 Ethoxyethane, boron fluoride complex of, 656
3om ethanol dehydration, 630-63 1, 650-65 1 physical properties of, 239, 654 triethyloxonium salts from, 657
Ethyl acetate (see Ethyl ethanoate)
Ethyl acetoacetate (see 3-Oxopropanoate esters) Ethyl alcohol (see Ethanol)
Ethyl aminoethanoate, diketopiperazine from, 1222 ethyl diazoethanoate from, 1223
with nitrous acid, 1223
Ethyl benzenecarboxylates, hydrolysis rates and Hammett equation, 1329-1330
Ethyl bromide (see Bromoethane) Ethyl chloride (see Chloroethane) Ethyl cyanoacetate, acidity of, 826
Ethyl diazoethanoate, preparation of, 1223 Ethyl ether (see Ethoxyethane)
Ethyl hydrogen sulfate, in dehydration of ethanol, 630-63 1
Ethyl iodide (see Iodoethane)
Ethyl malonate (see Propanedioate esters) Ethyl nitroacetate (see Ethyl nitroethanoate) Ethyl nitroethanoate, acidity of, 826
synthesis of, 1191
Ethyl orthoformate (see 1,1,1-Triethoxyethane) Ethyl oxalate (see Ethanedioate esters)
Ethyl 3-phenylpropenoate (ethyl cinnamate), Michael additions of, 844
Ethylene (see Ethene)
Ethylene chlorohydrin (see 2-Chloroethanol) Ethylene glycol (see also 1,2-Ethanediol),
industrial perparation of, 647 properties of, 647
uses of, 647-648
Ethylene oxide (see Oxacyclopropane) Ethylenediamine (see 1,2-Ethanediamine) N-Ethylethanamine, nmr spectrum of, 1105 2-Ethyl-1-hexanol, industrial perparation of, 759 Ethyne, acidity of, 437-440
atomic-orbital model for, 167-168 ball-and-stick models of, 35 bond angles of, 35
bond distances in, 37 bromine addition to, 359
cycloaddition with 1,3-cyclopentadiene, 1314 cyclooctatetraene from, 990 1,3-cyclopentadiene adduct of, 526-527 dimerization to butenyne, 44 1
electrophilic addition to, bromine in, 382 characteristics of, 382-384
water in, 383-384
ethanoic acid addition to, 649 ethenyl esters and ethers from, 649 explosive decomposition of, 359 methanol addition to, 649 photoelectron spectrum of, 1357 physical properties (table), 446 polymerization of, 393 spectroscopic properties of, 446-448 thermodynamic stability of, 359
in welding, 359
Ethynyl cations, formation of, 549 Ethynylbenzene, infrared spectrum of, 356
nmr spectrum of, 357 17-Ethynylestradiol, 1479 Eucalyptus, 1,8-cineole from, 1466 Eugenol, rearrangement of, 1327
structure of, 1304 vanillin from, 1327
-Eutectic mixtures, definition of, 258 Exclusion principle, 153-1 55 Exo-endo isomerism, 496-497 Exothermicity, definition of, 76
Explosives, nitro compounds as, 11911192 Eye chemistry, 1416-1417
FAD (see Flavin adenine dinucleotide) Faraday, M., 10
Farnesene, 1464, 1468
Farnesol, as insect hormone, 1468 pyrophosphate of, 1485, 1488 squalene from, 1485, 1488
as terpene alcohol, 1468
Farnesyl pyrophosphate, 1485, 1488 Fats, soaps from, 790
Fatty acids, biosynthesis of, 14801481 characteristics of, 789-79 1 metabolism of, 837-840
Favorskii rearrangement, 748-749 Fehling's solution, 913 Fenchone, 1467-1468 Fermentation, in glycolysis, 949
of starch, 935
Ferric bromide, catalysis of arene bromination with, 10441046
Ferric chloride, with phenols (color test), 1294-1295
Ferricinium ion, 1506
Ferrocene, discovery of, 15041505 electronic configuration of, 15051506 physical properties of, 15041506 reactions of, 1504-1506
structure and conformations of, 15051506 Fiberglass, 1440
Field effect, and carboxylic acid ionizations,
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Fischer projection formulas, 128-159 |
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Fischer, E., and determination of sugar configurations, 909-9 12
Fischer, E. 0 . H., 418
Fischer, H., and heme synthesis, 1257-1258 Fischer, O., and mauveine structure, 1406 Fischer-Tropsch process, 723
Flavin adenine dinucleotide, as biological oxidizing agent, 646
in carbohydrate metabolism, 946
Flavin mononucleotide, in biological oxidations, 13081309
Flavone, structure as prototype, 14611462 Flavonoids, 14611462
Flax, 933
Flower pigments, 1403 Fluoranthrene, from coal tar, 1080 Fluorene, acid strength of, 1322
from coal tar, 1080
Fluorescamine, with aminoacids, 1217 Fluorescein, 1392
Fluorescence, of benzene, 1375 definition of, 1374
Fluorination, of alkanes, 99 difluoromethylbenzenes from, 1318 trifluoromethylbenzenes from, 1318
Fluoroacetic acid, 792
Fluoroarenes, from arenediazonium salts, 1134-1135
Fluorocarbons, as blood replacements, 569 definition of, 568
development of, 568
physical and chemical properties of, 569 physiological properties of, 569
Fluorochloromethanes, 567
1-Fluoro-2,4-dinitrobenzene,peptide sequencing, 1229-1230
Fluoroethanoic acid, 792 2-Fluoroethanol, toxicity of, 569
Fluoroethene, polymer of, 391, 14301432
Fluoromethane, 18
ion-cyclotron resonance studies of, 1365 Fluxional molecules, 10891090
Folic acid, structure and biochemical formation, 1123-1 124
sulfanilamide effect on, 11231124 Formal bonds, in resonance treatment, 973 Formaldehyde (see Methanal)
Formic acid (see Methanoic acid) Formose, and prebiotic evolution, 1283 Formulas, molecular, determination of, 3-4
N-Formylaminomalonic ester synthesis of amino acids, 1226
Four-center reactions, hydroboration as, 424 Franck-Condon principle, definition of, 1372
in singlet excitation, 13721374 Free energy, definition of, 84
of organic compounds, reference works for, 105-106
standard, 84-85 values for, 85, 87
Free radicals (see Radicals)
Free rotation, concept of, 7-8, 121-123 Friedel, C., and acylation of arenes, 1051-1053
and arene alkylation, 10471050 Friedel-Crafts alkylation of arenes, 1047-1050 Friedel-Crafts ketone synthesis, 10511053 Friedman, L. J., and cantharidin synthesis,
1497-1498
Front-side approach, 219-223
D-Fructose, 1,6-diphosphate, from biological aldol reaction, 760-76 1
in glycolysis, 947-948 in photosynthesis, 943
hemiacetal form of, 621 osazone from, 924
6-phosphate, conversion to mannose
6-phosphate, 919 in glycolysis, 947-948
properties and occurrence of, 907 structure and configuration of, 906
Fructoside, definition of, 925
Functional derivatives, of carboxylic acids (table), 817-820
Functional groups, classification of, 39-42 reactions of, 41-42, 524-525
table of, 40
Furan (see Oxa-2,4-cyclopentadiene)
Furanose rings, 920-922 Furfural, 938
g factors, in esr spectroscopy, 1367 Gabriel synthesis, amines from, 1127, 1148
imides in, 1176
D-Galactose, properties and occurrence of, 907 structure and configuration, 905
Galactoside, definition of, 925
L-Galacturonic acid, 937 Gallic acid, 1304 Gammexane, 1076 Gasoline, composition of, 74
Gates, M., and morphine synthesis, 1499 Gattermann aldehyde synthesis, 1053-1055 Gattermann-Koch aldehyde synthesis, 1053 Gauche conformation, definition of, 124 Gel filtration, 1248
Gel polymers (see Polymers, gel) gem, definition of, 647
Generalized theory of acids and bases, 208-211 Genetic code, 1271, 12761277
Genetic control, DNA in, 1271, 1274-1275 Gentiobiose, amygdalin and, 1327
Geon, 1432 Geranial, 14651466 Geraniol, 114115
Geranyl pyrophosphate, 1484-1485 Gibbs free energy (see Free energy) Ginger, oil of, 1464
D-Glucaric acid, 913 Gluconeogenesis, 955-956
D-Glucose, absolute configuration of, 876-877 aldehyde derivatives of, 913-914
aldehyde form of, equilibrium with, 917 aldehyde reactions of, 913-9 14
a and ,B forms of, 914-918 amine derivatives of, 936-937 with amines, 923
amygdalin and, 1327 anomers of, 914-9 18
carbon-13 nmr spectrum of, 917-9 18 configuration of, 908-909 conformation of, 915-9 16 D-glucaricacid from, 913 glucosylamines from, 923
in glucovanillin, 925-926 hemiacetal form of, 621 metabolism of, 944-950, 955-956 methanol reaction of, 914 methylation of, 921-922
mutarotation of anomers of, 917-9 18 occurrence of, 908
osazone from, 924
periodate oxidation of, 921-923 with phenylhydrazine, 924
(;-phosphate, in gluconeogenesis, 955-956 in glycolysis, 947-948
properties and occurrence of, 907 pyranose ring in, 920-922
reanangement to fructose and mannose, 918-919
as reducing sugar, 913
ring-size determination of, 921-923 sodium periodate oxidation of, 921-922 sorbitol from, 913
structure and configuration, 905 tetramethyl derivative of, 921-922
Glucosidase, 930, 935 Glucoside, definition of, 925 Glucosylamines, 923
Glucovanillin, 925-926
Glutamic acid, in carboxypeptidase, 1263-1264 properties, 1209
synthesis of, 1226 Glutamine, hydrolysis of, 1229
properties, 1209
Glutaric acid (see Pentanedioic acid) Glutathione, 12421243
Glyceraldehyde, chiral forms of, 132-133 D-Glyceraldehyde, absolute configuration of,
875-876
in gluconeogenesis, 955 in glycolysis, 947-948
3-phosphate, biological aldol reaction of,
760-76 1
in photosynthesis, 942-943 properties and occurrence of, 907 structure and configuration, 904
D-Glyceric acid, phosphates of, in photosynthesis, 942
phosphates of, in glycolysis, 949 Glycerides, hydrolysis of, 790 Glycerol (see 1,2,3-Propanetriol) Glycin, 1311
Glycine, in carboxypeptidase, 12631264 from chloroethanoic acid, 1225
in collagen, 1458 diketopiperazine from, 1222 with ethanoic anhydride, 1222
ethyl ester of, diketopiperazine from, 1222 ethyl diazoethanoate from, 1223
with nitrous acid, 1223 forms of, 1212-1213 ionizations of, 1212-1213 isoelectric point of, 1212 properties of, 1208
Glycols (see appropriate diols) Glycolysis, mechanism of, 946-950 Glycosides, structures of, 925-937 Glymes, 656
Glyoxal, 774-775, 1078 Glyptal resins, 14391440
Goddard, W. A., 111, and GVB orbital theory, 180-182
and ozone structure, 433
Gomberg, M., and triphenylmethyl radical, 1323 Gout, 1316
Graft polymers, 14541455 Grape flavor, 1328
Graphite, properties and structure of, 17-18 Greek letters, and substitution positions, 225 Grignard, V., and organomagnesium
compounds, 576 Grignard reagents (see
Organomagnesium compounds) Griseofulvin, 536
Guanidine, base strength of, 1118 Guanine, as DNA component, 1272-1277
in RNA, 1278
Guanosine diphosphate, in citric acid cycle, 951-954
structure of, 953
D-Gulose, structure and configuration, 905 L-Guluronic acid, 937
Gutta-percha, 507, biosynthesis of, 1485, 1488 GVB method, for benzene, 983-984
of ethane C-H bond, 439-440 of ethene bonding, 180-182. of ethyne C-H bond, 439-440 of ozone, 433
Gyromagnetic ratio, 297
Hair curling, 1458
Haller-Bauer cleavage of ketones, 747 Hallucinogens, 1098
Haloalkanes, physical properties of (table), 537-538
Haloalkynes (see Alkynyl halides)
Haloarenes (see also Aryl halides), from arenediazonium salts (table), 1133-1 135, 1138
Halocycloalkanes (see Cycloalkyl halides) Haloform reactions, with alkenones, 747
ethanoylarenes to arenecarboxylic acids with, 1317
mechanism of, 746-747 synthetic uses of, 746-747
Halogen-metal exchange, preparation of organometallic compounds by, 573-574
Halogenation, selectivity in, of alkanes, 98-102 Halogenation of arenes (see also Electrophilic aromatic substitution), 10441045,
10701072
Halogens, additions to alkenes, 360-367 with Grignard reagents, 586-587
a-Haloketones (see Ketones, a-halo) Halomethanes, radical-chain addition to alkenes
and alkynes, 389
Hammett, L. P., and reactivity correlations, 1329-1337
Hammett equation, formulation of, 1330-133 1 limitations of, 1336-1337
scope of, 1335
Hammett rho ( p ) constant (table), 1330-1337 Hammett sigma (o) constants (table), 1330-1337 Hashish, 1305
Hassel, O., and conformational analysis, 124, 450 Haworth, W. N., and oligosaccharide structures,
928-929
Haworth projections, 915 Heart poison, 1473
Heat of reaction, calculation of, 76-80 definition of, 76
reference works for, 105-106 Heat of solution, of ions, 212-2 13
Heats of formation, of alkanes, 86-87 Heats of hydrogenation, of alkenes (table)
415-416
Heavy-metal salts, electrophilic catalysis of halide S, reactions, 234
Index
Heisenberg, W., uncertainty principle of, 1343-1346
Heme, structure of, 1257
Hemiacetals (see also Memiketals), from alcohols and carbonyl compounds, 621-624
D-glucoseas, 913-9 18
mechanism of formation of, 622-624 Hemicelluloses, 937-938
Hemiketals (see also Hemiacetals), from alcohols and carbonyl compounds, 621-624
from cyclopropanones, 780-78 1 mechanism of formation of, 622-624
Hemoglobin, function, 1249-1250, 1254-1259 as oxygen carrier, 1258-1259
properties, 1250 Hemp, 933
Henderson-Hasselbalch pH equation, 209 Heparin, 936-937
Heptanedioic acid, properties and uses of, 849 Heptoses, properties and occurrences of, 907 Herbicides, nitro compounds as, 1195
Herschel, W., discovery of infrared radiation, 271 Heterocyclic compounds, Hantzsch-Widman
nomenclature for, 659-66 1
IUPAC rules of nomenclature for, 659-661 Heterogeneous catalysis, of alkene hydrogenation,
410-414
of reduction of nitrogen to ammonia, 410-41 1 Heterolytic reactions, definition of, 207
kinds of, 207 Hexachlor, 1076
Hexachlorocyclopentadiene, in [4+21 cycloadditions, 493
Hexachloroethane, bond distances in, 37 Hexachlorophene, 561
1,4-Hexadiene,copolymers of, 1432, 1435 1,5-Hexadiene,from di-T-propenylnickel, 1522 Hexafluoroacetone hydrate, 647 Hexafluoropropene, copolymers of, 568, 1432
elastomer with 1,1-difluoroethene, 568 Hexamethylenetetramine, formation of, 700
nitration of, 701 structure of, 700
1,6-Hexanediamine,polymer from, 1433, 1441 synthesis of, 1441
Hexanedioic acid, from cyclohexane and cyclohexanone, 1441
polymer from, 1433, 1441 "Hexaphenylethane," formation and structure
of, 1323 1,3,5-Hexatriene,benzene and, 967-968
with bromine, 968, 971
electrocyclic reactions of, 10051012 with hydrogen, 968
molecular-orbital treatment of, bromine with, 971
with nitric acid, 968 with ozone, 968 reactions of, 967-968
with tetracyanoethene, 968
Hexoses, structures and configurations of, 904-907 Hi-fax, 1432
4 565
Hindered rotation (see Restricted rotation) Hinokitiol, 1314
Hinsberg test for amines, 1123 Histidine, in myoglobin, 1058
properties of, 1210
in proteolytic enzymes, 1266 Hodgkin, D., and vitamin B,,, 1490
and x-ray diffraction structure determinations, 1249
Hoffmann, R., and orbital symmetry rules, 1005 Hofmann degradation, amines from, 1150,
1153, 1155 Hofmann elimination, 1126
Holding groups, and E2 reactions, 468 stabilization of conformations with, 458-460
Homo, definition of, 1211 HOMO orbitals, 98 1 Homocysteine, 1211
Homogeneous catalysis, of alkene hydrogenation, 417-418, 1517-1518
Homogeneous catalysts, stereochemistry of hydrogenation of alkenes with, 417
Homology, definition and uses of, 71-73 and physical properties, 7 1-73
Homolytic reactions, definition of, 206-207 Homopolymer, definition of, 505 Homoserine, 1211
Huckel, E., aromaticity rule, and cyclic ions, 996-998
and cyclic polyenes, 989-995
Huckel, W., and cis and trans isomers of decalin, 480-48 1
Huckel orbital systems, energy levels of, 993 Hiickel rule, and cycloaddition reactions,
999-1005, 1010-1014
and electrocyclic reactions, 10051014
and sigmatropic rearrangements, 1006, 10101012 and tropylium cation, 1315
Hughes, E. D., and nucleophilic substitution mechanisms, 22 1
Hund's rule, of electrons in degenerate orbitals, 153-155, 992-993
Hunsdiecker reaction, 813
Hybrid orbitals (see Atomic orbitals) Hybridization, of atomic orbitals, 159161
and bond lengths (table), 987-988 Hydration of alkenes, 608
Hydrazides, in Curtius degradation, 1150, 1153, 1156
as functional derivatives of carboxylic acids, 819 preparation of (table), 858
Hydrazine, oxidation to diimide, 419 Hydrazines, aldehyde additions of, 698
from arenediazonium salts, 1138 azides from, 1197, 1202
ketone additions of, 697-699, 702 preparation of, 1194, 1197 reactions of, 11941197
uses of, 1197
Hydrazobenzene, rearrangement of, 1140 Hydrazoic acid, in Schmidt degradation, 1150, 1153 Hydrazones, from aldehydes and ketones, 698
Hydride reductions, alcohols from, 610 Hydride shifts, in transition-metal complexes,
1510-1514, 1517-1519, 1526 Hydroboration, of alkenes, alcohols from, 608
with alkyl and dialkylboranes, 422-424 with 9-BBN, 423
of 1,5-cyclooctadiene, 423 mechanism of, 425
orientation in additions to alkenes, 42 1-424 stereochemistry of, with alkenes, 422-424
Hydrocarbon acids, strengths of (table), 1322 Hydrocarbon alkylation, mechanism of, 397-398 Hydrocarbons (see Alkanes, Alkenes, etc., as
appropriate) Hydroforming, 10791083
Hydroformylation, aldehydes from, with alkenes, 729
of alkenes, 722-723, 1518-15 19 industrial alcohol syntheses by, 759 mechanism of, 1518-1519
Hydrogen, calculations of bond energy of, 982-983
Hydrogen bonding, in alcohols, concentration effects on, 311-3 12
infrared spectra and, 602-604 of alcohols, 600-605
and alpha helix, 1152-1 153 of amides, 1168
of amines, 11031105 of carboxylic acids, 791
in DNA structure, 1275-1277 of enols, 740, 776
in enzyme reactions, 12621263, 1266 ethanol, infrared spectra and, 602-604 and hydrogen fluoride, 20
infrared stretching frequencies for, 277 intramolecular hydrogen bonding, of
2,4-pentanedione, 740-742 of phenols, 1288-1291
in phenols, 1288
and pleated sheet, 1252-1253 in proteins, 1251-1253, 1259
and proton nmr spectra, 311-313, 741-742, 1291-1292
in tRNA structure, 1279-1282
Hydrogen bromide, addition to alkenes, 379 radical-chain addition to alkenes, 386-389 Hydrogen chloride, addition to alkenes, 379 Hydrogen cyanide, addition to alkenals and
alkenones, 768
addition to aldehydes and ketones, 689-690 physical properties of, 239
in prebiotic evolution, 1282-1284 Hydrogen fluoride, addition to ethyne, 382
additions to alkenes, 368, 379 physical properties of, 19-20, 239
Hydrogen halides, additions to alkenes, 367-368, 370-371, 373-376
Hydrogen molecule, bonding in, 960-964 Hydrogen molecule-ion, bonding in, 156
- Hydrogen peroxide, addition to alkenes, 434-437
Index
in nitrile hydrolysis, 1178
oxidation of amines with, 11431144
Hydrogen sulfate esters, from additions to alkenes, 369-371
Hydrogen sulfide, bond angles of, 172 Hydrogen sulfite, additions to aldehydes and
ketones, 695
Hydrogenation, of aldehydes and ketones, 710 of alkenes, heats of (table), 415-4 16
of alkynes, 413-414
of arenes, 414, 1072-1074 of benzenols, 1300
of carbon monoxide, 612
of carbonyl compounds, 611
catalysts for, 411-414, 417-418, 1517-1518 homogeneous, mechanism for rhodium catalyst,
1517-1518
homogeneous catalysts for, 417-418 Hydrogen-deuterium exchange, of arenes, 1057 Hydroperoxides, from alkenes, with hydrogen
peroxide, 721
from Grignard reagents and oxygen, 587 ketones from, by rearrangement, 721-722, 732 rearrangements of, to carbonyl compounds,
721-722, 732
Hydroquinone (see 1,4-Benzenediol) Hydroxamic acids, from esters, 858
as functional derivatives of carboxylic acids, 819 2-Hydroxyalkanoic acids, lactides from, 843 3-Hydroxyalkanoic acids, from ketones and esters,
835-836
from Reformatsky reaction, 836 from unsaturated acids, 841-842 unsaturated acids from, 843
4-Hydroxyalkanoic acids, lactones from, 843
2-Hydroxybenzenecarbaldehyde, from benzenol, 1299
hydrogen bonding in, 1288 physical properties of, 1290
4-Hydroxybenzenecarbaldehyde, physical properties of, 1288, 1290
2-Hydroxybenzenecarboxylic acid, from benzenol,
12981299
ethanoate ester of (aspirin), 1328 hydrogen bonding in, 1288 , methyl ester of, 1327-1328
4-Hydroxybenzenecarboxylic acid, from benzenol,
1298-1299
3-Hydroxybutanal (aldol), dehydration of, 755-756 preparation of, 749-75 1
2-Hydroxybutanedioic (malic) acid, from biological hydration of trans-butenedioic acid, 371-372
as intermediate in citric acid cycle, 951-954
2-Hydroxybutanoic acid, oxidation of, NAD+ and, 645
Hydroxycyclobutenediones, 1313 2-Hydroxy-1,2-diphenylethanone,formation and
reactions of, 1324-1325 Hydroxyketones, by acyloin reaction, 852-853
by aldol addition, 752-753, 756-758, 760-761
Hydroxylaminesulfonic acid (azanyl hydrogen sulfate), organoborane reactions, 427, 430-43 1
Hydroxylysine, properties, 1209
2-Hydroxy-6-methylbenzenecarboxylic acid, biosynthesis of, 14811482
2-Hydroxymethyl-2-methyl- 1,3-propanediol, polyesters from, 1440
3-Hydroxypentanoic acid, from 2-oxobutanoic acid, 840
N-(4-Hydroxyphenyl)aminoethanoic acid, 1311 4-Hydroxphenylmethanol, from benzenol, 1300 11-Hydroxyprogesterone, from progesterone by
microbial oxidation, 1478 Hydroxyproline, and alpha helix, 1252
in collagen, 1458 with ninhydrin, 1217 properties of, 1210
2 - ~ ~ d r o x ~ ~ r o ~acid,n oincgluconeogenesis, 955-956
in glycolysis, 949-950 oxidation of, NAD+ and, 645
2-Hydroxypyrimidine, lactam-lactim isomerism of, 1273
Hyperconjugation, definition of, 228 and stability of carbocations, 228
Hyperfine interactions in esr spectra, 1369-1360 Hypochlorous acid, additions to alkenes, 360,
378-379
Hypoiodous acid, addition to alkenes, 379
I-effect (see Inductive effecl)
D-Idose, structure and configuration, 905 Imidazole (see 1,3-Diazacyclopentadiene)
Imides, acidity of, 1176
as functional derivatives of carboxylic acids, 818 ladder polymers of, 1456
Imines, amines from, 1146, 1148, 1154 formation of, 696-699
rearrangement of, 1122
in visual process, 1416-1417 1,2,3-Indanetrione (see Ninhydrin) Indanthrene Brilliant Orange, 1407 Indene, acid strength of, 1322 Indigo, 1403
Indole, alkaloids related to, 14611462 structure as prototype, 1461-1462
Inductive effects, amine basicities and, 1114-1 116 in aromatic substitution, 10601064
and carboxylic acid ionization, 798-800 Infrared spectra, of alcohols, hydrogen bonding
effects on, 604
of alkanediols, hydrogen bonding effects on, 604 of alkenes, 351-352
of alkynes, 356
of amides, 1170-1171 of amines, 1104
of amino acids, 1215 of arenes, 1027-1030
bending vibrations in, 272-282
of carbonyl compounds (table), 680-681 of carboxylic acids, 281-282, 793-794 conjugation effects on, 292
of diatomic molecules, 272 elements of, 267
of ethanol, 602-604 of ethers, 656
fingerprint region of, 278
hydrogen bonding effects on, 277, 281, 602-604, 793, 1104, 1171
of nitriles, 1184
of nitro compounds, 1187 overtones in, 352-353 practice of, 273-274 reference works for, 347-348
stretching vibrations in, and atomic masses, 274-275
and bond types, 275 energy changes in, 277 force constants for, 274-275
general considerations, 272-284 and rotational transitions, 275-277 table of, 276-277
structure determination with, 28 1-282, 313-3 14 Infrared spectrum, of 3-bromopropene, 324
of 2-butanone, 273 of I-butene, 351-353
of cyclohexanamine, 1104 of cyclooctane, 280
of cyclopropanecarboxylic acid, 28 1-282 of dimethylbenzenes, 1029
of N,N-dimethylmetl~anamide, 1171 ethanal in tetrachlorometlzane, 794 ethanoic acid in tetrachloromethane, 794 ethanol in tetrachloromethane, 794
of ethynylbenzene, 356 N-methylbenzenamine, 1104 of methylbenzenes, 1028
of methylcyclohexane, 280 of octane, 279
of N-phenylethanarnide, 1171 of propanamide, 1171
of 2-propanone, 273
of 2,2,4-trimethylpentane, 279 of tropylium ion, 1315
Ingold, C. K., and nucleophilic substitution mechanisms, 22 1
Inhibitors, of chain reactions, 95 of radical polymerization, 1449
Insect pheromones, isomerism and activity of, 141 Insecticides, aryl halides for, 561
examples of, 1328 Insulin, function of, 1249
properties, 1250
Interelectronic repulsions, theoretical calculations and, 982
International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry nomenclature (see IUPAC rules)
Intersystem crossing, definition of, 1374-1375 of diphenylmethanone, 1379
of methanal, 1374-1375 Inversion, of amines, 11091110
in S, reactions (see Nucleophilic displacement reactions)
Invertase, 930
Iodination, of arenes, 10441046
Iodine chloride, addition to alkenes, 379 Iodine, addition to alkenes, 379
addition to cyclohexene, 367
charge-transfer complex with cyclohexene, 367 Iodobenzene, electronic absorptions of, 1032-1033
preparation of, 10461047 N-Iodobutanimide and hydrogen fluoride, in
additions to alkenes, 380
1-Iodo-2,2-dimethylpropane,rearrangements in solvolysis of, 250
Iodoethane, nrnr spectrum of, 316-3 18 Iodoform, 746
Iodomethane, amines from, 1125 electronic spectrum of, 289
1-Iodopropane, microwave spectrum of, 271 Iodopsin, 1416-1417
Ion-cyclotron resonance, elements of, 267, 13641365
gas-phase acidities from, of alcohols, 1364 of alkynes and water, 437
of carboxylic acids, 802
halide displacement reactions in, 1365 nitrogen and xenon fixation in, 1365 uses of, 1364-1365
Ion-exchange chromatography, for amino acids, 12191220
for protein separations, 1248 synthesis of resins for, 1221
Ionization equilibria, of amino acids, 12121215 Ionizing power, of solvents, 237-239
Ions, solvation of, 237-238
Ipso substitution of arenes, 1066-1068
Iron compounds, ferrocene as, 1369, 15041506 Mijssbauer spectroscopy of, 1359
Iron tricarbonyl, 1,3-butadiene complex of, 152' cyclobutadiene complex of, 1359, 1507 cyclooctatetraene complex of, 1359 norbornadiene complex of, 1510
Isobutane (see 2-Methylp'ropane)
Isobutyl alcohol (see 2-Methyl-1-propanol) Isobutylene (see 2-Methylpropene) Isocitric acid, in citric acid cycle, 951-954
Isocyanates, carbamic acids from, 1155-1 156 in Curtius degradation, 1156
in Hofmann degradation, 1155-1 156 Isoeugenol, 1327
Isoleucine, properties of, 1208
Isomerism, cis-trans, 111114, 475-476, 511, 885-887
and sense of taste and smell, 140-141 configurational, 114
conformationd, examples of, 121-125, 448-463, 469-474, 480-48 1, 13451347
diastereomers, 133139
geometric, 111
optical, of 2-butanol, 119-120 configurations of, 119, 874-877 conventions for, 119, 879-884 D,L convention for, 131139 Fischer projections for, 128-159 isomer numbers, 134139
representations for, 119, 127, 128-139 resolution and determination of purity of,
866-873
and rotation of polarized light, 118-1 19, 862-866
and taste and odor, 140-141 of threonine, 133-135
types of, 44-45 Isomers, constitutional, 45
position, 44-46 structural, 45
Isoniazid, as carcinogen, 1164
Isonicotinic acid hydrazide, as carcinogen, 1164 Isooctane (see 2,2,4-Trimethylpentane) Isopentenyl pyrophosphate, as biological isoprene
unit, 1463, 1483-1485 Isophthalic acid, polyesters from, 1440 Isoprene (see 2-Methyl-1,3-butadiene)
Isoprene rule, basis of, 14621463, 14831488 definition of, 68
3-methyl-3-butenylpyrophosphate and, 1463, 1483-1485
Isoprenoid compounds, of animal origin, 1469 biosynthesis of, 14831488
structures and types of, 1462-1469 Isopropyl (see 1-Methylethyl) Isopropyl alcohol (see 2-Propanol)
Isopropylbenzene [see (1-methylethy1)benzene)l 4-Isopropyltropolone, 1314
Isotactic polymers, 1430-1435
Isotope effect (see Kinetic isotope effect)
IUPAC rules of nomenclature, for acyl halides, 198 for acids, 195
for alcohols, 191
for aldehydes, 192193
for alkanecarbonyl groups, 196 for alkanes, 51-57
for alkanoyl groups, 193 for alkenes, 59-61
for alkoxy groups, 192
for alkoxycarbonyl groups, 197198 for alkyl halides, 56
for alkyl radicals, 52-56 for alkynes, 61-62
for amides, 199, 1169 of amine salts, 1102
for amines, 200-201, 1100-1102 for amino groups, 201
for anhydrides, 198
of arenes, 62-64, 1024-1025
for benzene and its derivatives, 61-63, 10241025
for benzenols, 191 for carboxamides, 199
for carboxylate groups, 195