Your videos are great to supplement my studying!
luvphoenix4ever 1 year ago
When you could alternatively use the H2 gas, do you also need Pt on Carbon? Also, for the last step do you need an additional work up step, like a base?
But cool, thanks for the vids!
kirbykarter 2 years ago
Pt H2, on? ? Last step, I am using Zn/HCl to reduce. I did not think we need base. If you have other ideas, let me know.
YourFormulaSheet 2 years ago
Why did you use Fe/Hcl on the last step, could you have used more Zn/Hcl?
ctrutle1 2 years ago
yeah, you can reduce that either with Zn, Sn or Fe /HCl.
yeah but my question is , wouldnt the first Zn/HCl reduce both ketone and NO2 to alkyl group and NH2 since its a strong acid?
fh1mahfanzai 2 years ago
i kept thinking how to make people remember Fe/HCl....so yeah, I must have not thinking of that it is redundant.
Your videos are great to supplement my studying!
luvphoenix4ever 1 year ago
When you could alternatively use the H2 gas, do you also need Pt on Carbon? Also, for the last step do you need an additional work up step, like a base?
But cool, thanks for the vids!
kirbykarter 2 years ago
Pt H2, on? ? Last step, I am using Zn/HCl to reduce. I did not think we need base. If you have other ideas, let me know.
YourFormulaSheet 2 years ago
Why did you use Fe/Hcl on the last step, could you have used more Zn/Hcl?
ctrutle1 2 years ago
yeah, you can reduce that either with Zn, Sn or Fe /HCl.
YourFormulaSheet 2 years ago
yeah but my question is , wouldnt the first Zn/HCl reduce both ketone and NO2 to alkyl group and NH2 since its a strong acid?
fh1mahfanzai 2 years ago
i kept thinking how to make people remember Fe/HCl....so yeah, I must have not thinking of that it is redundant.
YourFormulaSheet 2 years ago