Heterocyclic chemistry
Session Objectives
By the end of this
session, students will be able to:
• Discuss Nomenclature of heterocycles
• Classify heterocyclic structures of 3, 4, 5 and 6 membered
rings, fused systems with examples
Nomenclature of heterocycles
Systematic method of nomenclature:
• The prefix in the name of monocyclic compound indicates
the nature of heteroatoms present
• e.g., oxygen-oxa,
Sulphur-thia,
nitrogen-aza,
silicon-sila,
phosphorus-phospha
• When two or more of the same heteroatoms are present,
prefixes di, tri, etc., are used- e.g., dioxa, triaza
• If the heteroatoms are different, their Order of naming
will be- O,S,N,P,Si,…-
• e.g., thiaza (S then N)
• State of hydrogenation is indicated in the suffix (as per
table)
• Or prefix like dihydro, tetrahydro, etc., or by prefixing
the name of unsaturated compound with symbol H preceded by a number indicating
the position of saturation
• In a monocyclic compound containing only one heteroatom, numbering
starts at this atom to give the substituent lowest possible number
• If heteroatoms are different, then numbering starts with
as- O, S, N, P, S, Si,..
• Systematic method of nomenclature
No. of members in the ring |
Rings containing nitrogen |
Rings containing no nitrogen |
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Unsaturation |
Saturation |
Unsaturation |
Saturation |
|
3 |
-irine |
-iridine |
-iren |
-iran |
4 |
-ete |
-etidine |
-et |
-etan |
5 |
-ole |
-olidine |
-ole |
-olan |
6 |
-ine |
B |
-in |
-ane |
7 |
-epine |
B |
-epin |
-epan |
8 |
-ocine |
B |
-ocin |
-ocan |
9 |
-onine |
B |
-onin |
-onan |
10 |
-ecine |
B |
-ecin |
-ecan |
• B- expressed by prefixing ‘perhydro’ to the name of the
corresponding unsaturated compound
Heterocyclic systems- 3&4 membered
Heterocyclic systems- 5 membered
Heterocyclic systems- 6 membered
Fused heterocyclic systems
• The prefix in the name of monocyclic compound indicates
the nature of heteroatoms present
• State of hydrogenation is indicated in the suffix (as per
table)
• If the heteroatoms are different, then numbering starts with high group in periodic table as- O, S, N, P, S, Si,..
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