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Discussion: amines. Amine nomenclature. diisopropylamine. pyrrole. pyrrolidine. histamine. nicotine. Formation of amines. triethylamine. Mechanism for LAH reduction of amides. 1-methylpiperidine. One equivalent . SN2 is faster the more R groups on N How do you improve selectivity??. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Discussion: amines

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Amine nomenclature

diisopropylamine pyrrole

nicotine histamine pyrrolidine

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Formation of amines

triethylamine

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Mechanism for LAH reduction of amides

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1-methylpiperidine

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One equivalent

SN2 is faster the more R groups on NHow do you improve selectivity??

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Still mixtureNeed a base to remove protons to get to quaternary product

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Poor selectivity save for quaternary product and for primary amines from ammonia.

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Only good for primary amines

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Reduction of nitriles with LiAlH4: MECHANISM

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Gabriel Synthesis of primary amines

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Name?

Product(s)?

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Reactions of Amines

• Acid-base• Formation of amide• Imines and enamines• Formation of urea from isocyanate• Hoffmann elimination and substitution

reactions

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Higher the pKa of conjugate acid, the more basic the amine

Which is the strongest base? Which is the weakest base?

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Which conjugate base is more basic (stronger)?

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Which conjugate base is more basic (stronger)?

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Based on the pKa of imidazolium ion above, describe the what the imidazole group in the histidine residue in a peptide would be under physiological conditions (pH 7).

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Formation of amide

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Acetamides