Elimination Reactions (2): The Zaitsev Rule
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Read more…of heat indicates SN1 If you are trying to decide between SN2 and E2 (e.g. for a secondary alkyl halide with a strong base, e.g. HO(-) or RO(-) ) ,…
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Read more…this reaction ends up being a wash: treatment with NaBH4 leads to cleavage of the C-Hg bond and formation of a free radical. The free radical can react from either…
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Read more…I’ve prepared for the different topics in organic chemistry contain itemized lists of important reactions. It’s also what led to the creation of the Reaction Guide last year, a guide…
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Read more…of the most common classes of free-radical reactions is free-radical substitution. Here is an example of the reaction between methane and Cl2: 2. Homolytic Cleavage And “Single-Barbed” Curved Arrows Unlike…
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