The Flippin-Lodge and Burgi-Dunitz angles describe nucleophilic attack on this functional group,which can be protected by converting to a 1,3-dioxylane in a reaction with ethylene glycol.
The Flippin-Lodge and Burgi-Dunitz angles describe nucleophilic attack on this functional group,which can be protected by converting to a 1,3-dioxylane in a reaction with ethylene glycol. Imines canbe synthesized from amines and these groups, and an alkene can be turned into two of these groupsthrough ozonolysis. Grignard reagents attack these groups to form (*) alcohols, and phosphoniumylides convert them to alkenes in the Wittig reaction. PCC and chromic acid reagents yield these groupsthrough oxidation of primary or secondary alcohols. Two of these groups are bound to the same oxygenatom in anhydrides. For 10 points, name this functional group found in amides, esters, ketones, andaldehydes, characterized by a carbon-oxygen double bond.
The Flippin-Lodge and Burgi-Dunitz angles describe nucleophilic attack on this functional group,which can be protected by converting to a 1,3-dioxylane in a reaction with ethylene glycol.
carbonyl group [accept aldehyde or ketone]