Hydroboration Oxidation of Alkenes
…known as an olefin) with a borane (a neutral molecule containing a B-H bond). This results in an organoborane compound, which is generally not isolated but instead immediately treated with…
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Oxymercuration Demercuration of Alkenes
…Flip 3. The Mechanism of Oxymercuration Goes Through A 3-Membered “Mercurinium Ion” The first step of oxymercuration results in a new organomercury compound with a C-Hg bond. Unlike many compounds…
Read moreHalogenation of Alkenes and Halohydrin Formation
…with, which means we won’t discuss it further here. [Note 2] This reaction is the basis of a common test used in teaching laboratories, the bromine water test. Molecular bromine…
Read moreAlkene Addition Pattern #1: The “Carbocation Pathway”
…proceed through the same key steps. They all share the same pattern of regioselectivity and stereoselectivity. Learn one mechanism, learn them all! https://www.masterorganicchemistry.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Carbocation-pathway.mp4 There’s one last wrinkle with this family…
Read morePlanning Organic Synthesis With “Reaction Maps”
…at picking the fastest routes between starting materials and final products. PS Here’s the map I put together in a hotel room in Beirut, Lebanon after reading through Cram’s “Elements…
Read moreRearrangements in Alkene Addition Reactions
…an example of an addition reaction that looks a little… strange. The alkene is gone, two new bonds have formed, but the positions of the new bonds is a little…
Read moreHydration of Alkenes With Aqueous Acid
…if you can draw the mechanism of this reaction: Click to Flip Watch out for these kinds of examples, as they are commonly found on exams! 9. Summary Hydration of…
Read moreAlkynes Are A Blank Canvas
…extremely common topic for exam questions. 6. So What About The Alkyl Halides? How Are They Made From Alkanes? If you noticed above, we kind of brought in “alkyl halides”…
Read moreAlkenes To Alkynes Via Halogenation And Elimination Reactions
…performs a second elimination reaction to form the alkyne. This is one example – a rare example, I may add – of an elimination reaction that works on an sp2…
Read moreAlkyne Halogenation: Bromination and Chlorination of Alkynes
…of Alkenes). Common examples are the “bromonium ion” and the “mercurinium ion”. These intermediates then undergo backside attack by a nucleophile, resulting in overall anti addition across the double bond…
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