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Química Orgânica 2 · Condensação de Claisen e adição conjugada

Heptan-2-one by acetoacetic ester synthesis

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Condições: NaOEt, EtOH; then H3O⁺, Δ

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  1. Form the acetoacetate enolate

    Ethoxide removes a hydrogen from the CH2 between the ketone and ester of ethyl acetoacetate (pKa ≈ 11); this deprotonation is essentially complete.

    As setas curvas

    • Ethoxide's lone pair takes the doubly activated hydrogen.
    • The C–H pair stays on carbon, delocalized onto both carbonyls.
  2. SN2 alkylation with 1-bromobutane

    The enolate carbon attacks the primary carbon of 1-bromobutane from the back side, displacing bromide.

    As setas curvas

    • The enolate carbon's lone pair forms the C–C bond.
    • The C–Br bond breaks and bromide leaves.
  3. Why a primary halide?

    SN2 scope.

  4. Protonate the carbonyl of the β-keto ester

    Hydronium protonates the carbonyl oxygen of the β-keto ester, making its carbon much more electrophilic toward weakly nucleophilic water.

    As setas curvas

    • A carbonyl oxygen lone pair takes a proton from hydronium.
    • The O–H pair returns to oxygen, releasing water.
  5. Water adds to the carbonyl carbon

    Water attacks the activated carbonyl carbon, giving a tetrahedral intermediate with a positively charged oxygen.

    As setas curvas

    • A water lone pair forms the new C–O bond.
    • The C=O π pair moves onto the protonated oxygen, neutralizing it.
  6. Deprotonate the added water

    Water removes a proton from the oxonium oxygen, giving a neutral tetrahedral intermediate.

    As setas curvas

    • Water's lone pair takes the oxonium proton.
    • The O–H pair stays on oxygen.
  7. Protonate the ethoxy oxygen

    Hydronium protonates the ethoxy oxygen, turning it into a good leaving group (neutral ethanol).

    As setas curvas

    • The ethoxy oxygen lone pair takes a proton from hydronium.
    • The O–H pair returns to oxygen as water.
  8. Expel ethanol

    An OH lone pair re-forms the C=O bond and pushes out ethanol.

    As setas curvas

    • An oxygen lone pair forms the C=O π bond.
    • The C–O bond breaks and ethanol leaves.
  9. Deprotonate to the carboxylic acid

    Water removes the proton from the protonated carbonyl, giving the neutral carboxylic acid and regenerating hydronium.

    As setas curvas

    • Water's lone pair takes the proton.
    • The O–H pair stays on oxygen, giving C=O.
  10. Decarboxylate through a cyclic transition state

    On heating, the β-carbonyl oxygen takes the carboxyl proton while CO2 leaves, all in one six-membered cyclic step. This gives carbon dioxide and an enol.

    As setas curvas

    • The C=O π pair of the β-carbonyl bonds to the carboxyl hydrogen.
    • The O–H pair becomes the second C=O of carbon dioxide.
    • The C–C bond pair becomes the C=C π bond of the enol.
  11. Protonate the enol on carbon

    Hydronium protonates the enol at its α-carbon, giving a protonated carbonyl.

    As setas curvas

    • The enol oxygen lone pair forms a C=O π bond as the C=C π pair leaves.
    • The enol C=C π pair bonds to a proton from hydronium.
    • The O–H pair returns to oxygen as water.
  12. Deprotonate oxygen

    Water removes the O–H proton, completing the tautomerization to the ketone.

    As setas curvas

    • Water's lone pair takes the O–H proton.
    • The O–H pair stays on oxygen, forming the C=O bond.
  13. Heptan-2-one

    The product is heptan-2-one, a methyl ketone: the acetoacetate supplied CH3CO–CH2– and 1-bromobutane supplied the butyl group. Carbon dioxide, ethanol and bromide are by-products.

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Draw the full acetoacetic ester synthesis of heptan-2-one: enolate alkylation with 1-bromobutane, acid hydrolysis of the ester, decarboxylation and tautomerization.

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  • #AcetoaceticEsterSynthesis
  • #Decarboxylation
  • #EnolateAlkylation

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