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Substitution - Organic Chemistry - Lecture Slides, Slides of Organic Chemistry

Substitutions, Polar Reaction Mechanisms, Bimolecular, Two Reactants Involved in Rate Determining Step, One Reactant Involved in Rate Determining Step, Factors Influencing Substitution Rates, Electrophilicity of Electrophilic Atom, Steric Hindrance Around Electrophilic Atom, Electrophilicity of Electrophilic Atom, Stability of Carbocation Intermediate describes lecture layout.

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Download Substitution - Organic Chemistry - Lecture Slides and more Slides Organic Chemistry in PDF only on Docsity! Polar Reaction Mechanisms Substitutions docsity.com Substitution Reaction Mechanisms • Bimolecular (SN2) – Two reactants involved in rate determining step • Unimolecular (SN1) – One reactant involved in rate determining step C Br I- I C Br C Br I- I C Br C slow docsity.com Factors Influencing Substitution Rates • SN2 – Temperature – Electrophilicity of electrophilic atom – Steric hindrance around electrophilic atom – Nucleophile strength – Leaving group ability • SN1 – Temperature – Electrophilicity of electrophilic atom – Stability of carbocation intermediate – Leaving group ability docsity.com Problem • Why doesn’t nucleophile strength influence the rate of SN1 reactions? docsity.com Steric Hindrance Example • In the following series of alkyl iodides (ethyl, isopropyl, t-butyl) less and less of the electrophilic carbon is accessible docsity.com Stereochemical Considerations • SN2 – Nucleophile approaches electrophilic carbon from the back side – No achiral intermediates are generated if the starting electrophile is chiral – A preferred stereoisomer will be formed from a chiral starting electrophile with stereochemical inversion • SN1 – The intermediate carbocation is achiral (planar) – No preference will be shown if the starting electrophile is chiral (racemic mixture forms) docsity.com Problem • Identify all nucleophilic and electrophilic atoms in the starting materials below • Identify the strongest nucleophile and electrophile • Show the mechanism for the reaction of those two • Repeat steps 1-3 until you think the reaction is done HO H + HBr docsity.com Problem • Identify all nucleophilic and electrophilic atoms in the starting materials below • Identify the strongest nucleophile and electrophile • Show the mechanism for the reaction of those two • Repeat steps 1-3 until you think the reaction is done HO H + PBr3 docsity.com
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