ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, WITH SOL. MAN/ STUDY
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Chapter 8, Problem 93CP
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From the relative rates of reactivity of oxymercuration for
Concept Introduction:
- Oxymercuration-Demercuration: In this reaction, alkene undergoes oxymercuration to form mercurinium ion intermediate. This intermediate reacts with nucleophile and mercury can be removed by sodium borohydride.
- The intermediate (mercurinium ion) obtained in this reaction does not undergo rearrangement because of partial positive charge on more substituted carbon. Hence, the product is obtained without any rearrangement.
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