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===11 juni 2019===
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#Explain toxicity of the following compounds and rank them in decreasing toxicity. (see attachment)[[Media:toxicity]].jpg]]
#Explain toxicity of the following compounds and rank them in decreasing toxicity. (see attachment)[[Media:toxicity]].jpg]]
#(Given: structure sildenafil and synthetic route both medicinal as commercial) Explain the differences in synthetic approach in medicinal and commercial rote to achieve the bond indicated with the arrow. Explain why this is not straightforward and explain why this is (nevertheless) advantageous. (arrow indicates the C=N bond of the pyrimidine, he asks for the amide formation (so Staab's reagent advantages, not cyclization))
#(Given: structure sildenafil and synthetic route both medicinal and commercial) Explain the differences in synthetic approach in medicinal and commercial route to achieve the bond indicated with the arrow. Explain why this is not straightforward and explain why this is (nevertheless) advantageous. (arrow indicates the C=N bond of the pyrimidine, he asks for the amide formation (so Staab's reagent advantages, not cyclization))
#Give the two possible mechanisms of the reaction of epoxide and CO2 to form the cyclic carbonate with LFP's as a catalyst.
#Give the two possible mechanisms of the reaction of epoxide and CO2 to form the cyclic carbonate with LFP's as a catalyst.



Versie van 13 jun 2019 19:17

Vakinformatie

Sustainable chemistry is een 3 studiepuntenvak dat gedoceerd wordt door 3 proffen. Hierdoor is er niet elke week les en verschuift het lesmoment soms omwille van de beschikbaarheid ban de gastlectoren. Het deel over ionic liquids, designer safer chemicals en bioprocesses & biodegradable materials wordt gegeven door Mario Smet. Daarnaast zijn er nog 2 delen die door gastlectoren worden gegeven. Eén deel wordt gegeven door Koen Van Aken en handelt over EcoScale en sustainable chemistry. Het laatste deel wordt gegeven door de Italiaan Luigi Vaccaro en gaat over concrete voorbeelden van duurzame syntheses in de medicinale chemie.

Examenvragen

11 juni 2019

  1. Explain toxicity of the following compounds and rank them in decreasing toxicity. (see attachment)Media:toxicity.jpg]]
  2. (Given: structure sildenafil and synthetic route both medicinal and commercial) Explain the differences in synthetic approach in medicinal and commercial route to achieve the bond indicated with the arrow. Explain why this is not straightforward and explain why this is (nevertheless) advantageous. (arrow indicates the C=N bond of the pyrimidine, he asks for the amide formation (so Staab's reagent advantages, not cyclization))
  3. Give the two possible mechanisms of the reaction of epoxide and CO2 to form the cyclic carbonate with LFP's as a catalyst.

13 juni 2018

  1. Why is the following molecule toxic, how can you mitigate its toxicity Media:Examenvraag_sustainable_chemistry.jpg
  2. Talampanel. Synthesis is given explain why more sustainable. Explain the use of the XAD resin and give an alternative.
  3. What would you choose: biobased or biodegradable polymers. Motivate you answer.

12 juni 2018

  1. allyl alcohol, how is this toxic and how to modify the structure to make less toxic
  2. sertralin (slide with tetralone to sertralin) a) why is the assymetric formation of the enantiomerically pure tetralone not used b) compare the reductive amination with the first procedure in terms of sustainability
  3. cellulose a) why is it a good biobased material b) in which IL's does it dissolve and why c) compare viscose process to il method of dissolving cellulose in terms of sustainability

30 augustus 2017

  1. Vinyl chloride has some cancerogenic properties, explain where they come from.
  2. The commercial synthesis of sildenafil is way more sustainable with respect to use of solvents in comparison with the laboratory synthesis. Explain.
  3. The presence of halogenide ions reduces strongly the applicability of ionic liquids, explain.