Polymerization of dienes with acid
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Read more…alcohols! Note that this reagent isn’t covered in all courses, but I’ll include it here for completeness’ sake. We’ve talked about 2 ways to convert alcohols to alkenes so far:…
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Read more…and formed a new C-C π bond at that spot. It’s reasonable to propose that instead of attacking the carbocation to form a new substitution product, a base removed a…
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Read more…surprising for two reasons. First, racemic acid was thought at the time to be a single compound. It turned out to be a 50:50 mixture of two compounds! Second, racemic…
Read more…Using a milder, more targeted reagent would help us avoid undesired side reactions in more complex situations. A harder point to address is this: why not just, for example, always…
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