Addition of HCl to Alkenes to Give Alkyl Chlorides
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Read more…more substituted carbon of the alkene (Markovnikoff-selectivity) Examples: Notes: The first two examples show a simple addition of HBr to give the Markovnikov product. In the third example Markovnikov’s rule…
Read more…are some of the simpler examples from above. The more complex ones I’ll cover in the notes below. Click to Flip I’ll handle some of the more complicated cases of…
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Read more…how the Grignard reagent is made. Examples: Notes: The first product of the reaction is an imine, which is then hydrolyzed to the ketone with water (or mild aqueous acid)….
Read more…visualize certain characteristics. Two molecules that are superimposable are the same molecule! Complicating the depiction of molecules more complex than methane is the existence of free rotation about the carbon-carbon…
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Read more…be very important! Here is a brief introduction to some of the highlights of Org 2. By the end of the course, the answers to the following questions hopefully won’t…
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Read more…an α-Alkoxy-cinnamate: Synthesis of Ethyl (2S)-2-Ethoxy-3-(4-hydroxyphenyl)propanoate Mats T. Linderberg, Mikael Moge, and Sivaprasad Sivadasan Organic Process Research & Development 2004, 8 (6), 838-845 DOI: 1021/op040006z Organic Process Research & Development…
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