Handwritten Digital Reaction Mechanism Organic Chemistry Notes with colourful text for easy and in depth understanding of the topic specially for NEET and JEE entranced focused students
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⑳
(Dimethyl
Cr3 --N-c- ⑭weak
amenit
->
Acetamide DMA) mewith to wear
·
base
CH3
strong -
7 icy determining
SN
-
Rate
the
of
R-O4 > H20
nucleophilicity.
Electrophiles: (leveis acids) -
SN'IN R -X ·
⑰
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upSo
R
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R +
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AgY, Ag2t Exmp.
*Un, wa,*
H20
-
·
On <
#
positively charged but
n ot Inst. ·
N42 < NH3 super leaving: CF3so;<cntgso; Solvolysis reach:-SN in which solentm i
groups:
-
Neutral
-
Allz, BF, BC3, zndz · sn*<H2s neo-hydrolysis In case
of 420, little ant
-- Tosylate
must be
-- of alcohol/Acctone
·
NH3 <PH3 as -ay ion -
(G.L) cry or
->Acctolysis taken to dissolve R-X
Nucleophiles:Hemis Bases) Alcolysis
->
R-on
100,ox, it -as-on
R
an3
·
They
donate epair to
an
e-deficientcenter accept t 1500, He
e al3 -
-
⑰ in
0
M
I
-
Noz
CH3 CH3
Mucleophiles not
only
do not spain to
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·
Tosylate.
sylate Brosylate
M-K-Bu
NO
with
the
but form
an3
bond center.
they
also
in s
a**-
forms bond with n+
#,
it
--
-Base as or
4O
-
leaving groups
40 + H-x ->
HON + some can be converted
poor
8 8-+
to
good leaving CH3
no+cyc-> homs + 40 groups.
↳ nucleophile as it forms bond
I
R-on (R-8nz] - (RY +
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as cry
CH3
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thermodynamic stability.
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