MindMap Gallery Naming and Reaction of Olefins
The nomenclature of olefins is based on the position and number of double bonds. Their structure is characterized by carbon-carbon double bonds, leading to different geometric isomers. Reactions of olefins, including addition, oxidation, and polymerization, are critical for synthesizing various compounds.
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Naming and Reaction of Olefins
Nomenclature of Olefins
IUPAC System
Find the longest carbon chain containing the double bond
Number the chain to give the double bond the lowest possible number
Name the substituents and place them in alphabetical order
Use the suffix "ene" to indicate an alkene
Indicate the position of the double bond using numbers
Common Names
Use the names of the alkyl groups attached to the double bond
Number the carbons to prioritize the alkyl groups
Ignore the lower priority alkyl groups if necessary
Structure of Olefins
CarbonCarbon Double Bond
Composed of one σ (sigma) bond and one π (pi) bond
σ bond is formed by headon overlap of sp^2 hybridized orbitals
π bond is formed by sideon overlap of p orbitals
Geometry of the double bond
Most olefins have a planar geometry around the double bond
Double bond is shorter and stronger than a single bond
Reactions of Olefins
Addition Reactions
Electrophilic Addition
Markovnikov's Rule
Proton adds to the carbon with more hydrogen substituents
Electrophile adds to the less substituted carbon
Hydration
Addition of water across the double bond
Requires acid catalysis
Halogenation
Addition of halogen atoms (e.g., Cl2, Br2)
Results in vicinal dihalides
Radical Addition
Addition of hydrogen halides (e.g., HBr)
Follows antiMarkovnikov's rule
Radical initiator is often used
Polymerization
Formation of longchain molecules
Monomers combine to form polymers
Examples include polyethylene and polypropylene
Oxidation Reactions
Oxidative Cleavage
Double bond is cleaved and oxygen is added
Common reagents include KMnO4 and OsO4
Epoxidation
Formation of an epoxide ring
Reaction with a peracid (e.g., mCPBA)
Oxygen is inserted across the double bond
Cycloaddition Reactions
Formation of cyclic compounds
Examples include DielsAlder reaction
A 4+2 cycloaddition reaction
Involves a diene and a dienophile
Stereochemistry in Olefin Reactions
CisTrans Isomerism
Resulting from addition reactions
Addition across the double bond can lead to different stereoisomers
Cis isomers have substituents on the same side
Trans isomers have substituents on opposite sides
Stereochemical Control
Syn vs Anti Addition
Syn addition results in substituents on the same face of the molecule
Anti addition results in substituents on opposite faces
Use of chiral catalysts or reagents
To control the stereochemistry of the product
Enantioselective and diastereoselective reactions