Sunday, 31 December 2017

ELIMINATION REACTION - E2- ELIMINATION REACTION - REACTION MECHANISM (ORGANIC CHEMISTRY)

Elimination reaction involves the loss of two groups are atoms from a Molecule. The reactions are classified under 2 general headings β- elimination  (1, 2 elimination),  the most common elimination reaction,  in which groups on adjacent atoms are eliminated with the formation of an...

ELIMINATION REACTION- E1 MECHANISM; E1cB MECHANISM (ORGANIC CHEMISTRY)

E1- Mechanism: This elimination takes place (without the participation of a base) in 2 steps,  unimolecular ionization,  being rate-determining step.  The main feature of this mechanism is that under the influence of solvation forces the electron attracting group (leaving...

PYROLYTIC SYN OR THERMAL ELIMINATION; REGIOSELECTIVITY OF E1 & E2 REACTION (ORGANIC CHEMISTRY)

Pyrolytic syn elimination reaction (Ei - elimination internal): This thermal elimination occurs in a family of a compound like an acetate Esters, methyl xanthate ester, tertiary amine oxide, sulphoxides and selenoxides which contain at least one β hydrogen atom with the formation of olefins. ...

HYDROGEN BONDING

The hydrogen atom which is bonded to an electronegative atom can form a hydrogen bond to a second electronegative atom.  It is thus a force of attraction between opposite partial charges δ+ charge on H in the OH group and δ- charge on the O of another group. Hydrogen bond requires a...