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Page 1: Properties of Stereoisomers - University of California, Irvine

Properties of Stereoisomers

UCI Chem 51ADr. Link

Page 2: Properties of Stereoisomers - University of California, Irvine

GoalsAfter this lesson you should be able to:

Calculate specific rotationIdentify a racemic mixtureCalculate enantiomeric excessCalculate ratios of enantiomers in a mixtureExplain differences in chemical properties of enantiomers

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Stereoisomer Review

Enantiomers: mirror images, not superimposable, all stereocenters invertedDiastereomers: not mirror images, not superimposable, some (but not all) stereocenters inverted

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Physical PropertiesDiastereomers Enantiomersdifferent MPsdifferent BPs

different polarities*

same MPssame BPs

same polaritiesdifferent optical

rotation!Can be separated by

various physical means.Can only be separated by

special techniques.

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Optical RotationRotation of plane-polarized light

http://chemed.chem.purdue.edu/genchem/topicreview/bp/1organic/chirality.html

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Enantiomeric ExcessEnantiomers rotate plane-polarized light in opposite directions (+ & -).racemic mixture: equal amounts of both enantiomers, no optical rotation observedWhat if the quantities are not equal?

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Specific Rotationspecific rotation: optical rotation observed under specific conditions

1.0 dm tube length1 g/mL concentration589 nm light wavelength (rarely changes)

Calculating specific rotation

[α] = αl x c

R/S vs (+)/(-)

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Calculating %EE[α] obs

[α] stdx 100%ee =

%ee = %enantiomer A - %enantiomer BAlso...

How much of each enantiomer do we have? Totals(-) (+)

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Why Do Enantiomers Matter?

Smell!

Biological systems!

(S)-carvone (R)-carvone

naproxen liver toxin!

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Some Optical Rotation Resources

How molecule rotate plane-polarized light: http://physics.unl.edu/~tgay/content/OA2.htmlVisuals of polarized light and rotation: http://dl.clackamas.cc.or.us/ch106-07/optical.htmVideo of optical rotation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuHphmJw-fA

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Wrapping Up

Practice working with specific rotation equationPractice calculating %eePractice determining quantities of each enantiomer present