1 Diazonium Salts to Functionalize Benzene While we don’t often wish to prepare a nitro compound (unless our goal is to design explosives), the nitro group.

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1 Diazonium Salts to Functionalize Benzene While we don’t often wish to prepare a nitro compound (unless our goal is to design explosives), the nitro group can be converted to a wide variety of different substituents via a three- step process: First, the nitro group is reduced to an amino group by hydrogenation Second, the amino group is converted to a diazonium salt (Ar-N 2 + X - ) Third, the diazonium salt is converted into the substituent CuCl/KCl gives Ar-Cl, ▪ H 3 PO 2 gives Ar-H CuBr/KBr gives Ar-Br ▪ HBF 4 /heat gives Ar-F CuCN/KCN gives Ar-CN▪ H 2 O/heat gives Ar-OH KI gives Ar-I (use H 2 SO 4 instead of HCl when making Ar-N 2 + )

2 Diazonium Salts to Functionalize Benzene How does the diazonium salt form? First, the NaNO 2 deprotonates the acid, giving HNO 2. Second, more acid reacts with the HNO 2 giving NO + and water. Finally, the aniline reacts with NO + to give the diazonium salt and water:

3 Diazonium Salts to Functionalize Benzene N 2 is an excellent leaving group (one of the best there is), so it’s not difficult to imagine it leaving, leaving behind a phenyl cation: This is a gross oversimplification of the real mechanism (which likely proceeds via radical intermediates), but allows us to rationalize how a diazonium salt can be converted into an aryl halide, cyanide or phenol:

Be careful handling diazonium salts. They tend to be explosive! If you want to store a diazonium salt, it has to be at low temperature and the counterion has to be large (BF 4 - or PF 6 - ) 4 Diazonium Salts to Functionalize Benzene

5 Why would you want to introduce a nitro group just to take it off again? (ArH  ArNO 2  ArNH 2  ArN 2 +  ArH) Sometimes, NO 2 is useful as a “blocking” group. Consider the following sequence of reactions: This is the only way to prevent Cl from adding para to –OCH 3.

6 Reactions of Benzene (Oxidation) Recall that when we discussed oxidizing agents, you were warned that potassium permanganate (KMnO 4 ) had to be used cold and with care. At room temperature, KMnO 4 can oxidize an alkyl chain right off a benzene ring! Alternately, sodium dichromate (Na 2 Cr 2 O 7 ) and sulfuric acid can be used in place of the KMnO 4 /hydroxide mixture. These reactions work on any alkyl chain which has a benzylic hydrogen atom:

7 Reactions of Benzene (Oxidation) What are the major organic products for the following reactions?