Acetals and Ketals Formation: Mechanism, Examples, and Reactions Driving, Exams of Chemistry

The formation of acetals and ketals from aldehydes and ketones through a series of addition and elimination reactions. It also discusses the use of a dean-stark trap to remove water and shift equilibria for high yields. Examples and a mechanism of the reaction.

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aldehyde
ketone
hemiketal ketal
hemiacetal acetal
Substitution of the Carbonyl Oxygen in Ketones and
Aldehydes with Two C–O Bonds: Acetals and Ketals
Addition of one molar equiv alcohol (R–OH) to aldehydes and
ketones gives hemiacetals and hemiketals, respectively.
Hemiacetals and hemiketals are not usually isolated.
Elimination of water followed by addition of a second molar
equiv of R-OH gives the corresponding acetals and ketals.
Acetal and ketal derivatives are isolable compounds. Note:
several [pt] steps assist the elimination of water.
addition
elimination
then addition
addition
elimination
then addition
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aldehyde ketone hemiketal (^) ketal hemiacetal acetal

Substitution of the Carbonyl Oxygen in Ketones and

Aldehydes with Two C–O Bonds: Acetals and Ketals

Addition of one molar equiv alcohol (R–OH) to aldehydes and ketones gives hemiacetals and hemiketals , respectively. Hemiacetals and hemiketals are not usually isolated. Elimination of water followed by addition of a second molar equiv of R-OH gives the corresponding acetals and ketals. Acetal and ketal derivatives are isolable compounds. Note: several [pt] steps assist the elimination of water. addition elimination then addition addition elimination then addition http://www.chemtube3d.com/

Examples of Acetal and Ketal Formation

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H 3 C C

CH 3

HO

+ OH

H 3 C

CH 3

O

C

O +

H 2 O

O

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H 3 C H

+ + H

O

H 3 C H

H 3 CO

C

OCH 3

2 CH 3 OH

a ketone a diol an aldehyde two molar equiv of an alcohol an acetal

Mechanism of Ketal (Acetal) Formation [pt] [AdN] [pt] [AdN] [pt] [Eβ] [pt]

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CH 3 CH 3

O

CH 3 CH 3

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HOCH 3

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CH 3 CH 3

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H CH 3

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CH 3 CH 3

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CH 3

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CH 3 CH 3

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CH 3

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CH 3 CH 3

CH 3

H 2 O

HOCH 3

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CH 3 CH 3

CH 3

CH 3

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+ 2 CH 3 OH

CH 3 CH 3

CH 3 O OCH 3

+ H 2 O

elimination addition addition

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