ORGANIC CHEMISTRY (LL)-PACKAGE
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY (LL)-PACKAGE
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Author: VOLLHARDT
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Chapter 7.8, Problem 7.16E

(a)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation: Out of the nucleophile pairs N( CH3)3 and P( CH3)3 the one that will give a higher elimination: substitution product ratio in reaction with 1-bromo-2-methylpropane should be identified.

Concept introduction: Three principal factors that affect the competition between substitution and elimination: basicity of the nucleophile, steric hindrance in the alkyl halide, and steric bulk around the nucleophilic atom. The bases such as hydroxide ion, alkoxide ion, amide ion, tertiary amines are highly strong bases that favor elimination over substitution. On the other hand bases such as methanol, halides, alkyl phosphines, azides, cyanides, acetates are regarded as weak bases and they form substation products in greater ratios than elimination products.

Nucleophiles that have large steric bulk such as potassium tert-butoxide , lithium diisopropylamide (LDA) favor elimination predominantly and form substitution products in minor or negligible amounts. On the other hand, nucleophiles that are not sterically hindered such as CH3O , CH3CH2O , H2N , HO favor some degree of substitution also.

(b)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation: Out of the nucleophile pairs the one that will give a higher elimination: substitution product ratio in reaction with 1-bromo-2-methylpropane should be identified.

Concept introduction: Three principal factors that affect the competition between substitution and elimination: basicity of the nucleophile, steric hindrance in the alkyl halide, and steric bulk around the nucleophilic atom.

The bases such as hydroxide ion, alkoxide ion, amide ion, tertiary amines are highly strong bases that favor elimination over substitution. On the other hand bases such as methanol, halides, alkyl phosphines, azides, cyanides, acetates are regarded as weak bases and they form substitution products in greater ratios than elimination products.

(c)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation: Out of the nucleophile pairs the one that will give a higher elimination: substitution product ratio in reaction with 1-bromo-2-methylpropane should be identified.

Concept introduction: Three principal factors that affect the competition between substitution and elimination: basicity of the nucleophile, steric hindrance in the alkyl halide, and steric bulk around the nucleophilic atom.

The bases such as hydroxide ion, alkoxide ion, amide ion, tertiary amines are highly strong bases that favor elimination over substitution. On the other hand bases such as methanol, halides, alkyl phosphines, azides, cyanides, acetates are regarded as weak bases and they form substitution products in greater ratios than elimination products.

(d)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation: Out of the nucleophile pairs CH3O and ( CH3)2N the one that will give a higher elimination: substitution product ratio in reaction with 1-bromo-2-methylpropane should be identified.

Concept introduction: Three principal factors that affect the competition between substitution and elimination: basicity of the nucleophile, steric hindrance in the alkyl halide, and steric bulk around the nucleophilic atom. The bases such as hydroxide ion, alkoxide ion, amide ion, tertiary amines are highly strong bases that favor elimination over substitution. On the other hand bases such as methanol, halides, alkyl phosphines, azides, cyanides, acetates are regarded as weak bases and they form substitution products in greater ratios than elimination products.

Nucleophiles that have large steric bulk such as potassium tert-butoxide , lithium diisopropylamide (LDA) favor elimination predominantly and form substitution products in minor or negligible amounts. On the other hand, nucleophiles that are not sterically hindered such as CH3O , CH3CH2O , H2N , HO favor some degree of substitution also.

(e)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation: Of the nucleophile pairs CH3O and CH3S the one that will give a higher elimination: substitution product ratio in reaction with 1-bromo-2-methylpropane should be identified.

Concept introduction: Three principal factors that affect the competition between substitution and elimination: basicity of the nucleophile, steric hindrance in the alkyl halide, and steric bulk around the nucleophilic atom. The bases such as hydroxide ion, alkoxide ion, amide ion, tertiary amines are highly strong bases that favor elimination over substitution. On the other hand bases such as methanol, halides, alkyl phosphines, azides, cyanides, acetates are regarded as weak bases and they form substation products in greater ratios than elimination products.

Nucleophiles that have large steric bulk such as potassium tert-butoxide , lithium diisopropylamide (LDA) favor elimination predominantly and form substitution products in minor or negligible amount. On the other hand, nucleophiles that are not sterically hindered such as CH3O , CH3CH2O , H2N , HO favor some degree of substitution also.

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