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Oxidation of Borneol to Camphor
13 Mar 2015I was not going to bother posting this up, as it lacks in pretty pictures, but ah well. Ended up publishing it on one of the forums and figured it was worth hosting here… I decided to be a bit more “descriptive” to make up for the lack of pictures!
Part 1: Oxidation of Borneol to Camphor.
Oxidation reactions are useful mechanisms for converting one functional group in an organic compound to another. Notably, the conversion of 1* alcohols to aldehydes or acids, and conversion of 2* alcohols to ketones.
You can also do things like oxidize an amine to a nitro group (I was never able to confirm this, as back then I did not have a FTIR at my disposal, but I believe it worked, your mileage may vary - some experimental procedures use this route), and the likes.
Oxidation occurs when protons (Hydrogen) is stripped away from a compound, often replacing it with oxygen. Hence oxidation. We use an oxidizing agent to perform this.
In this experiment, we use H2SO4/Na2Cr2O7 as our oxidizing agent, to convert Borneol (a secondary alcohol) to Camphor (a ketone). This is a strong oxidizing agent, and also a suspected carcinogen, so it must be handled with care. Spills of such material are a serious hazard [1].
Experimental/Cooking (Jesse! We need to cook!):
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2 grams of sodium dichromate were dissolved in 8ml distilled water, and slowly ~1.6ml of concentrated sulphuric acid was added. I may have used a slight excess of acid due to being distracted. This was left in the ice bath to cool.
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0.9870 grams of borneol was weighed out carefully on an analytical balance. It should have been a gram, but I was in a hurry as there were only 4 balances, and 17 people vying for them, so I was urged to “hurry the hell up”. This was dissolved in 5ml of diethylether in a 25ml erlenmeyer flask, and stirred.  The instructions called for 4ml of the ether, but an extra 1ml was used to wash borneol stuck to sides of it in. This was left in the ice bath to cool. At this point, a few sachets of salt were added to the ice to help with cooling.
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Over the course of approximately 10 minutes, 6ml of the oxidizing solution was added to the borneol/ether solution with stirring and cooling to keep it chilled. After the addition was completed, further stirring/swirling/swearing was done for about 5 minutes.
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The mixture was put into a seperatory funnel of capacity 150ml, with the flask rinsed a few times with small amounts of ether and water to get all of the material into the seperatory funnel. Some more water (10ml or so) was added to the seperatory funnel. This was done very carefully, again, see [1] for why. The seperatory funnel was vigorously shaken with repeated venting to prevent it exploding from pressure (having seen this happen before), and left on a retort stand to settle.
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Once settled, the lower aqueous layer was drained off into one container. The ether layer was then transferred to a small beaker.
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The aqueous layer was put back into the sep. funnel, some more ether added (around 15ml), and again shaken, swirled, vented, and let settle. The ether layer was combined with the other ether layer in the small beaker. This was repeated again (aqueous layer returned and separated, keeping ether layers together) a total of 4 times. Instructions specified 2, but I was unhappy with the “colour” of the layers. This is hard to explain, but it “seemed right” based on experience separating/extracting mixtures.
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The combined ether layers were put into the seperatory funnel (a fair bit of the ether had evaporated over time, reducing its volume a bit), and it was washed first with 20ml of water, twice with 20ml of 5% bicarb, and again twice with water. Each time, the ether layer was returned to the funnel, with “a bit” (2 pasteur pipette loads) of ether added each time.
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The ether layer was placed into a clean, dry erlenmeyer flask, and a lot of magnesium sulphate added (heaped spatula loads), until it no longer formed clumps with considerable stirring, but remained as a powder. The MgSO4 was anhydrous/dry, and was there to absorb the water. It forms clumps with water, hence when no more clumps formed, it was considered dry.
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The ether layer was filtered out and retained, the residue discarded. The ether layer was placed in a small evaporating dish and heated on a steam bath until the ether evaporated. This was a visually impressive spectacle (probably amplified by a nonfunctioning fumehood leading to inhalation of fumes…), with it “bubbling up” and forming “powder bubbles” as the last of the ether evaporated.
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The crude camphor was then weighed.
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Using a sublimation apparatus (which looks suspiciously like a piece of drug paphernalia), the camphor was purified by subliming/recrystallizing it. This was also incredibly visually impressive, the initial evaporation and condensation looked somewhat akin to the process that occurs in an incredibly well cooled waterpipe.
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The sublimed/purified camphor was then weighed and analysed using the FT-IR machine, which, because the computer attached to it runs Windows XP Service Pack 1, took a few attempts to get it to “just bloody work” and give me a graph. The graph is attached as a photograph, lightly annotated (the C=O peak highlighted).
Results:
Mass Borneol Used: 0.9870g
Theoretical Yield: 0.9805g
Mass Camphor (Crude): 0.5281g
Mass Camphor (Pure?): 0.4454g
Actual Yield (Crude): 53.51%
Actual Yield (Pure?): 45.13%
Mm Borneol: 154.25g/mol
Mm Camphor: 153.23g/mol
Reference/Notes/Silly things:
[1] The guy working beside me did not exercise due care while putting the reaction mixture into a seperatory funnel, forgetting to check was the bloody valve closed.  The lab techs reacted in a fashion I would expect if he spilled pure bloody cyanide everywhere, decontaminating it with bicarb and such
Also, amusingly, the table is still stained despite repeated washings with bicarb, acetone, and water. Brown “burns” on the surface, which I suspect were caused by it being oxidized.


dotsDB.dotsDB Module¶
The goal of this module is to provide a standard API to manage databases of random dots stimuli. The format for the databases is HDF5. The main functionalities are:
- create databases of random dots stimuli
either by generating the stimuli or by providing existing stimuli
append data to existing db
inspect db (including parameters and other metadata about the stimuli)
extract data from db
Logic¶
The idea is to generate the stimulus with a DotsStimulus
instance and then write it to file with the
write_stimulus_to_file()
function.
A word on pixel frames and their HDF5 storage¶
Within this module, every pixel frame is handled as a 2D numpy array of booleans. The (i,j) entry in the array corresponds to the pixel at position (i,j) in space.
Note
For pixel with coordinates (i,j), small i corresponds to top, large i to bottom. Small y corresponds to left, large y to right.
Details on how such pixel frame is written to HDF5 file may be found in the documentation for the write_stimulus_to_file()
function
Functions¶
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Grabs the parameters from the given |
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Writes each frame from a trial as a separate .jpg file |
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extracts a specific trial from the database and returns it as a 3D matrix of pixel frames Uses context manager to open the file in read-only mode TODO: better explain the orientation of the dots (what is left-right, what is bottom-up) |
a 2D pixel frame is flattened, whereby rows are concatenated |
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Loops recursively through all groups and datasets of an hdf5 database, and displays their attributes (and shape for datasets) file is opened in read-only mode with context manager |
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Converts the coords of the center of a dot in pixel space into a patch of pixels. |
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converts the coordinates of a dot from normalized space to pixel space |
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Sets the values in grid that correspond to the patch location to np.True_ |
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if to_wrap is not in [0,1), wraps it around :param to_wrap: a number :return: decimal part of the number |
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Write the stimulus generated by (or attached to) a |
Classes¶
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Object used to handle a single trial of the random dots stimulus. |
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Dictionary that remembers insertion order |
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alias of |


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