Can someone please help me? If I were to get the cyclic acetal structure formed after I did the protection group reaction, what would KMnO4 do to the cyclic acetal? Will it break it to for two carboxylic acids or not react with the cyclic acetal group?
I think after the removal of H2O from the oxonium ion so formed, O from the initial ring coordinates lone pair to the 1° carbocation then forming a six membered ring. But for that 1° carbocation needs to be formed and the product I said has peroxy linkage which is very unstable.
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You can remember this as the PAD-PEAD(protonation,elimination,addition,deprotonation) mechanism.
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5:43 why didn't you use the water to deprotonate turning it into h3o+, is this feasible in this type of reaction?
5:21 why do we need to form the carbonyl again, why can't we just react it with CH3-OH and the OH2 leaves?
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Protecting group 7:23
It's there a protecting group site?
Can someone please help me? If I were to get the cyclic acetal structure formed after I did the protection group reaction, what would KMnO4 do to the cyclic acetal? Will it break it to for two carboxylic acids or not react with the cyclic acetal group?
At 6:00 didn't you form a ketal and not an acetal since you started with a ketone?
Conventionally, all acetals and ketals are called as acetals right now
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9:37 could the acid remove the alcohol, leaving water, instead of remove the protecting group?
You would get an unstable primary carbocation, so I don't think that would happen
I think after the removal of H2O from the oxonium ion so formed, O from the initial ring coordinates lone pair to the 1° carbocation then forming a six membered ring. But for that 1° carbocation needs to be formed and the product I said has peroxy linkage which is very unstable.
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Why is acetone not good at protecting a 1,3-diol but is good at protecting a 1,2-diol?
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At 1:40, isn't it Ketal instead of Acetal? bc your staring product is a cyclic ketone?
It is a Ketal. May be he thought the structure was an aldehyde
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