brief introduction
Announce Using easily available raw materials Organic reaction , generating Organic compound 。 In 1828, F. Weiler Inorganic Ammonium cyanate Synthetic animals Metabolites urea , several years later H Kolbe It's synthesized again acetic acid Since then, organic synthetic chemistry has developed rapidly. Organic synthesis can be roughly divided into two aspects: ① basic organic synthesis. Including coal, oil water It is important to synthesize with air and other raw materials chemical industry Raw materials, such as Synthetic fibre , plastic and synthetic rubber Raw materials, solvents, Plasticizer , gasoline, etc., whose output is almost close to that of steel Order of magnitude 。② Fine organic synthesis. Including compounds that synthesize more complex molecules from simpler raw materials, such as Chemical Reagents , medicine, pesticide dyestuff , spices and detergents, etc. Since the 1970s, new fields of organic synthesis have developed rapidly, such as some with certain stereopsis conformation Some new theories and methods such as reaction mechanism 、 Conformational analysis 、 photochemistry , various Physical methods Analytical means Progress in application, especially Conservation principle of molecular orbital symmetry It has played a great role in promoting organic synthetic chemistry. analytical method
Announce (1) Organic synthesis methods include forward synthesis analytical method And reverse synthesis analysis. (2) The forward synthesis analysis method starts with known raw materials, finds out the direct or indirect intermediates required for synthesis, and gradually pushes forward to the target organic compounds for synthesis.
Basic raw materials → intermediate → Intermediate →...... → Target compound
(3) Reverse synthesis analysis is a common method to design complex compounds. It is to step back the target compound to find the intermediate of the previous reaction, which can be obtained from the intermediate of the previous step, and so on, to finally determine the most suitable basic raw materials and the final synthesis route.
Target compound → intermediate → intermediate →...... → basic raw material
conventional method
Announce 1. Introduction of hydroxyl
(1) olefin Addition with water (2) Addition of aldehydes and ketones with hydrogen
(3) Halohydrocarbon Hydrolysis of (4) Hydrolysis of esters
2. Introduction of halogen atoms
(1) Substitution of Hydrocarbons and Halogens
(2) Unsaturated hydrocarbon And Halogenation Hydrogen halogen Addition of (3) Alcohol and Hydrogen halide Substitution of 3. Introduction of double bond
(2) Elimination reaction of alcohol
(3) Alkyne Incomplete mark up 4. Additive Desaturated Bond
5. Elimination, oxidation and esterification hydroxyl
6. Addition, oxidation and removal Aldehyde group 7. Difference functional group Conversion between 8. Change one functional group into two by some way
9. Change the position of functional groups by some means
follow a principle
Announce 1. Scientific and reasonable
2. The starting materials should be cheap, easily available, low toxicity and low pollution.
three synthetic route The most simple, easy to separate, high yield. 4. Suitable conditions, simple operation, low energy consumption and easy realization.
It includes the construction of the molecular skeleton of the target compound and the conversion of functional groups.