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1) Alcohols, phenols, and ethers are organic compounds that contain hydroxyl groups. Alcohols have hydroxyl groups attached to carbon atoms. Phenols have hydroxyl groups attached to benzene rings. Ethers have oxygen atoms connecting two alkyl or aryl groups. 2) Alcohols are classified based on the number of hydroxyl groups as monohydric, dihydric, or trihydric alcohols. Common methods for preparing alcohols include reactions of alkyl halides, alkenes, carbonyl compounds, and epoxides with reagents such as hydroxide ions, hydrogen gas, or lithium aluminum hydride. 3
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1) Alcohols, phenols, and ethers are organic compounds that contain hydroxyl groups. Alcohols have hydroxyl groups attached to carbon atoms. Phenols have hydroxyl groups attached to benzene rings. Ethers have oxygen atoms connecting two alkyl or aryl groups. 2) Alcohols are classified based on the number of hydroxyl groups as monohydric, dihydric, or trihydric alcohols. Common methods for preparing alcohols include reactions of alkyl halides, alkenes, carbonyl compounds, and epoxides with reagents such as hydroxide ions, hydrogen gas, or lithium aluminum hydride. 3
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PROF i

So B
MUSTAFA.

MUSTAFA
#

SIR
AICOHOL PHENOL AND STHERS

Final Goops:
AcohOl · R-0H

Phenol Ar-oH I co
Ethers: R-O-R

(Ot) containing
cohols are
hydroxy zing
to cliphatic
compounds attached

eg: CHs-CHe-CHz-OH
(on) containing
henols
↑ are hydroxy
is attached
componds where on group
to the benzene ring.

[0]-on with Ohygen


Ethers are compared
arom attached to alkyl or
any
side.
group on either

9.
CaH5-o-C2Hs
E+5
[]
- o -
CLASSIFICATION OF ACCOMOUS

the on alcohols
Depending of group,
on no are

as
classified
on x city-on
hydric:
one
Mono

Dihydric: Two

three
ONzx

on
CHe-CMe
ove
Trihydric: IS

CH2-H-ceis
the name of carbon
epending
on
D
as
Alcohols are classified

1 alcohol: CH5-CHe-OH

a alcohol: Ciz-cH-C3
6H

3 alcohos: CH3
&

Ctz-c-OH
cy MUSTAFASIR
#

S OME OTHER CLASSIFICATIONS

attached to carbon
ic alcohol:
On
#
next to c = c

9 :CHz=CH-CHc-OH
enzylic
3) Alcohol: Of attached to caben bonded
--
benzone
to wing.
&cHe-on
NOMENCLATURE

A) ALCOHOLS
Common: Alkyl alcohol
UPAC:
*
Alkanol

LOOK
* INTO LECTURES FOR

ETTER
* UNDERSTANDING
B) FOLS;
⑳ #ERS
Ethers
Common Name:
-
Alkyl
-

IUPAC Name, lkoxy


A Alkane
--

MUSTAFA
#
SIR
METHODS OF PREPARATION (ALCONOLS

ACKYL HALIDES
#
FROM
->R 6H + kx
1 x
k0H
-
+
-

+KB2
CM5 Br +k0U -> CaN5OH
alcobo
sebromide Exyl

ALKENES
&
FROM
c
+HC1 ->(Hz-CHg-cl
CHa=CHa
I
2 there
Euylchioside
-C MR
Cus-CH=CHe +Hc1
-
->CUs--cts
2 -
chic propane

Note: MR: Malkonikoffs Rule


-

NUSTAFA
#
SIR
&
Reduction of Carbonyl compounds
a) om hyde

CHg--H L iA11y
->CH,-cHa-on
NgO
t

Athanal Ethano

3Ketonesits OH NOTE 8
-

cus-ciaon LIAlHy is
as a
acting
reducing
Propan-2-01
Ace lone which
agent,
can provide
2) From Anids? Ht to the
reaction
O
Li A lHY
Cur-i-on->(15-CHe-OH
As Ot
Acetic Acid Ithaw 1

d) From Essel

cric-o-cts
acetate
the city-ci,on+cou
meltyl Erraw ( methaw
NUSTAFA
#
-> IR

Addition of Grigned Reagent


Fodehyde s

(cis-gior
0 H
Br
O in Cky-cir-cny+Ng ~

citg-c-i+
geare
on

OM
Exuanal (
scomide propan-2 -o
<20 Alcohol)
From Kone; & It3

-(Custongn F,
I

aks--ches+ckbNgBr Cts-c-on
A
ce lone cits
2 Metal propante on -

↑ 3 Alcoholi
Mox: Fomaldelyde+UR->(alcoho
All occur
ordemde
+44-2"alcohol
9R -> Salcoh
becomes +

REPARATION

OF PHENOLS

from chlorobenzene (Dow's Process):


#)
-
·If
· Na

Corres [].[
char S o diver Phenol
benzene ↑henoxide

B) from Comene (Iso propyl Benzene

CHs-CH-CH3 cks
-

300 -
H ·H
& O
↓i l
N ↑I
02 - -
CHz-c-CH,
+

423K HCI ↑

Ace to ne
propyl C mene
I

so
hydro peroxide henol

Benzene
A cd
C) From
-
B
enzene
-
sulphaic -

OH
· Na
SO3H 503 Na &
& & &

NaOH Nao H di(


- -
-
HCS

he not

enzene
* So dium So diam
B
enzene
SIronic Phenoxide
Acid S ulphonale

too Aniline -
d)
m
-.
0H
Necl
#H2 &
&
&
NaNOZ H20 F
N2
+

HNO2
↑ - -
#Cl

B
enzene phenol
Aniline
diazonium
chlovide
NUSTAFA
#
SIR

PHYSICAL ROPERTIES
*

As are moleculal Forces


-

-> Alcohol and phenol are polae in nature


Y
If
held
together by Hydrogen Bonding
lower alcohols are
Basicalate:
colorless, toxic
alcohol
4) Boing point:
The boiling pt of

ncrease

with molecular masses
CHEMICAL PROPERTIES

A) Reaction with base -


mmm

phenols less acidic compat


or:
↑ are
very
to alcohol; Hence phenols cannot be

reached with
Hancos out reacts with

#a 0 H

No reaction
Ar-oH +NaHCOs ->

An-oH+Naot-> Ar-orNa+ HcO

B) ht rPols:

↑henol+Ferric -> Ferric ↑ Hc)


Chloride phenoxide
c deep color)

Ar-oH+FeCs
->(Ar-0,-Fe +HC)

2) EriFintion:
O
O

R-OH + OH-C-R -
T
-
-
&- i-o-R+HzO
Acid [ESter]
Icohol
*
O
O
11
0-- 2H,
CH5-0-c-CHy
= >

H + H
: CHz
0 - -
-

Methanol
Acenfeid meterl
pare
ace
O O O

3)R-0H+ R-C- 0-i- RER-c- O-R


Ester
#
1040 1 Anhydride +

R-COOU
Acid
O O
2

CHz-OH +CH,c-0-c-CH3 CHj-c-0-CHE


O
D
=>

( mettr
alcolo ( Acenhydride menace race
+
CHgCOOU
Acetic Acid
O

2
R - 0x + c- -
x ->
R - a-- R +

HC
1cohol
# Acyl assee
chinde
O
O

c-i-CH3 -> c15-0--c + HC,


e. :CNgOH
+
mettel
meney ( Acetyl
alcohol chloside accrace

NUSTAFA
#
SIR
cetyl
A Derivative e
-..

100 H COOH
O
& &
-
OH O O
o--CH3
ctc-o-CHs
-

-
t
CHCOOH
#

Acetic Anhydride
Acetic
-> alicylic cety (
A
Acid
Acid
Acid Salicylic
& As pizin)

Aspirin known Generic dedicine.


Note: is well
Reactions of Alcohol
(Breaking of C-0 bond)
#
Action of Hydrogen halides (Ax)

R- OH + HX -> R- x +
HeO
encle
=.:(H50H +HCI - 'HyC1 + H2O

Ethanol EHt
chicride

or:
↓ Order of reactivity HITHB>HC,

* Reaction with phosphorous halides

cls
↑ 1 -
C 1

↑(Ig R- cl
R -
0 H

SOCI2 R -
cl

NUSTAFA
#
SIR

Dehydration of a
hol?
12 B1 Bl CHg-CH-CH=CH2
=>
a KOHf But 1 -ene
2
H5-CHe-CH-CH3
-

call
die 12 ⑧
CH-CH
CHz-CH= 3
But z
-
-
ene

<majo)

Note: Major alkene can be obtained

using "SaytzeR* Rule"


O XIDATION OF ALCOHOLS

Aldehyde > Carboxy1:(


oxidatice
1alcohol--
Acid

oxidation
2 alcohol ->
Kecome

9.
, CMsco
City-Con Pcc
Acetaldelyde
Ettey I
alcohol

CHz-CH-C13 -
COS CH3
-
"-cs
⑥H 1MnOu Ace tone

1 copan-2-01

Chlow Chromate)
Note
-
PCC (pyridinium
is a
reagent used as
oxidising agent
acid.
which stop conversion of aldelyde to

NUSTAFA
#
SIR
R
FACTION OF PHENOLS

A) Halogenation of mo
Off
& If
& &
Be Br
H20 * -

+ 3BU2 3HBr
-> ->

"Ba
2. 4.6 Tribromo
Pheno
& If & If & If

& & &


Br
CS2 ~

+ Bue ->
+ + 2H Ba

0-BCom o Bo
phenol ↑- B20m8
phenol

B) Amation of Anou B

& If & If
& If
& & &
NOZ
->

t H NOs - # 2H20

LOH -

NO2]
ix02
·-Nileo
↑he not
p-Nicro
& If Phenol
&
& If
Conc
&
3HNOs
= NOz NO2
He sou

LON -

NOL] 3H20

Oz

2) 416
Trixito phenol
② Sonation of Phenol e
on
&
SO3I
293K*
& If
&
HesOn
· -phenol
OH-SOSH 37,k & If
-
opphonic

& Acid.

Sos'
p
-

phenolsulfonic Acid

④ Enmer-Fann Ration
9 *I a ·

forcanon
cno
CHO

↑eco
-

->

2 -
Hydro all

Benzaldeyde
asicyal day
-> de

#
KABE RENTION:
& If & If

& & & If

NaoH ~ COONC &


Cool
->
a
-
-

CO2/398K
so dirm

salicylate 2-Hud20 x
T
enzoic Acid
B

&Salicyclic Acid)

T
NUSTAFA
#
SIR
&
OXIPATION of HENOL

9
i 8

H
as ,
P-
Benzoquinone

&
Catalytic Hydrogenation of phenol

cons
9
i

she
-

henol
↑ 9 clohexanol

& -FAo):
Reduction
& If
&

an
1x
*
->
+ zn0

Benzene
henol

NUSTAFA
#
SIR
&THERS
Method of Penn
-

④ Dehuation of at
ho

He sou
2 cHyCHeON->
4 13K
CHj-CHz-0-CH, -CHs
&full alcohol icstyl[thee
*

Ethanol it carried
ote: Dehydration of

instead of Ether
out an husk gives a there

⑬ Williamson Sytmsis:
-
Do 1-0-1+Hax
1 -
x + Na-0-k ->
Skee
S odiuce Ether
lkyl
A
Alkoxide
halide

NaBr
CH-O-CeHs
-

:
&
CettsBr+Na-o-CHs
&thox y
Et 1
600 mide 2 Mane

ole I
-
#EMICAL PROPERTIES OF ETHER.

⑰ Formation of Provide: o
- 0 -
H

C.Hg-CHe-O-CHjCUs tOc
->CAs-CH-o-GUs
Peroxide of
Diettyl Ether
pic/tys [thee

NOne i
-

with nor Heson:


⑬ Reaction
21 -
01
H- on-
R- o-R +
*Icohol
& thes

-o-p'
R + H -
On -> R-OH + R'ou
alconer

ecHz 0 cxz H +
(Hj-Oi
-

+
cHz-0H
-
- ox ->

Dimeter l meter (
2 ther
methyl
alcohol alcohol

MUSTAFA
#

SIR
Reaction with PC15

R
-
o - R +
P(15 -
R -
c1 + x -
c1 + POCs

e:CH5O-C13 -C1 +POCIs


Dimetry I PC1y ->2(Hj
+

2 then metly
chloride

Reaction with hot HI

HX -> R-OH + R x
⑭ O-R+
-

1 -

alcohol Alky
2 ther
halide

CHg-O-CH3 +HI -> cHg-OH +CHs- I


meter/ metly/
methONY alcohol bromide
methane

on:
#
Order ofReactivity
& I> HBr>HC/
8.
CHg

20] + H+
398K
- [ + CMsF

Anisole Phenol i
met
#
LECTROPHILK SUBSTITUTION

⑰ Halogenation:

got
to
Loos
OCH3
I

So on
p-Bromo
sole
Br o-Bromo

Amisole
An:

want on:

Fidels
Coto
a

[of Timor &


cl
Methoxy
Cnetin
inter
dobois
can
cast-> Coats so
O

Acetyl
chiovide d
Methoxy
0
2-
=

cikg cetophenone
A

4 -Methoxf
cetophenone
A

* TION;

give city
XOZ

Logoc
~

CETOs IS,
on

↓Oz
9 - Niko
a-Hithole
Anisole

M YOU

#
HUSTAFA SIR

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