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Forex (ly Chl, CH —CHy + Be? —+ CH, — CH, — CH, es we ‘eres ca be hss ne ap inimide (NBS), Nchleonccngas aE Pig (HBS), Noone gM ey a ale Bees ners Ce at a ca ten g gy replete ote ls a ay . # Neomioaing agen 3t poston to an nea OP a =e Smt a “se eta ag en cy — city St 9 Gy Hs Tag,” BT — met, Cs on Oo jouemc— Hy BB+ Hem ec cet Te coment sent cel em ttt, ay eo cares heaongem ne yr me Sip, — CH= +8" —s dy — CH ome : ; nen Bs 9 Gres Sep 4 611; —cH—ctiy +815 —> Brat, cH ADVANCED Onaae Foomatic lion ; my Org = OCG lech die Peete ns canine cn, eer rere ae ; L\, 2 erect iy a, — Ae 08 ay — on ,— = 8 tou Free rac aon " 6%) Ch Bem — GI — BF Bs ay Fee rata seatation Br sym Cty pp CH=CH, EA Be— Ca, case “Te akon of amie othe debi bond isles eerie oman hee fon Lore era II te nocenaton of th rope bone-in se ‘8 Semetaes and ever 10 the ial spss andthe ale sabes en ‘cy Th cai nig cin wth ey ced Incas whet alle itermedine is vse alc eerangenent een pt i oto posite rds eeu cH, cm — cH I (, —CH— cmc, «city —CH= CHB nn, | aoe emt = ponte NE mag we se pnd has v0 dierent li poston, = ee itaed moe rely thn span GE! ~Chaacy nea sed BY th 3 ay I =O Oy ra ole fo Bombe fh ies Ele aes HOH, emit Sed Won eS a nine im abana ce ea ST peiamme tae ee = Pa oe act hy on ciao ft ni emt ae tc se cn chee ee 99 a sa tne ye? acer erat BY he flowing chen in at nae i vue Se shane cH. tomer Gta, Sel esa vet mice ye see te mem mie emt ea AP N=NK AN ax" APL ae Pec.one sii tts a obtaoed fom thea rales peed fom ater 7 son of aay pero in oma sens ee 0 ° ° 1 I egal a AU NIH Pam mea ‘shore et displacement mschitism was cdl tease 1 Karte maton of CC ond atte pene ty epee carton oa ere pap nh eis ch eee scsualy this is aot the ease. ite _ ee 2 es ot xin he fran of rfc Tan ing wosty nec wich ser nh ein Se maa pic ad wat propsd. Ts ur oe mena sa eee ‘motile substisations. saat oan ° ° © i i NAC 0—0— Car 28h 0 240) -0-[5-6-O-6 gat Meet ad is sailed by esac, Te min an i in (8 sie couping eee 455 rates ft tic Subst ; : or Alle re ermines which produet will be formed ina : va hs cio. A tee rsp tat a, ton steP fy a univalent (RydrOBeD OF halogen) and never a tena 1 ya a ae, For example, 3 Feacion between a chloe fe aio) ran valet lea Oe 03 fren: sae CH3CH + HC OH =+3 kcal/mol i ag OE, ClCH C4 All =#18hcanole : valent atom is much more a for this steric, A wi exposed to atack by ai nan to Wit ghervaleney. Another reasons hatin eae cece tt erty mor four a ally ing isthe decreasing tdr of te ex of stain of |Foeaeeo aant. nds of ‘hydrogens = veriary H> secondary H> primary H > methane H sass coring 10 te rettive stabiies of the free radicals formed aftr the abstraction of SE age of alkenes vinylic hydrogens a Tet abstracted, andthe abstaction of alle nis eat prefee @ oer postions ‘of the molecule. This is because ofthe reson “ion ofthe allylic radical = ji aangements are common in these cases. Ae ena sain of aromatic rings the preferential position of atack on Sie nee aeenine ng, Aromatic hydrogens ae seldom abated i tere we ana: ng compounds containing electron withdrawing subtien, 68.7 Ct cH rm 1 electron-withdrawing subsiens, 67 Olan) {00H Coc, COOR, SO,Ct or CX) the Bpatlen age pedominny or excel it fiat its Ts cae ec Si daring groups highly dezcivate adeeem ns Conouns ike act cd and acy erie tracked at all. This is Becuse ‘tesons a lectopiic radials and look for positon of eh Sh density. Hydrogen: 00 SEB Nat the eleton- withdrawing groups have low = ens, therefore, the steed at this poston, The aticls hate ot Jo te do nt sow BB ‘Spal oes not avoid the tack a he @ pos hile eas guy be vag haetivity in 7a pence ai Tend to abstract electron-poor hydrogens a oie re aremis Sutras ¢. Free rial bs Fran aromatic cain kan ie hen i, Which a ring hydrogen is seed to give an aj aia: USA? ilar that of aromat¢ electrophilic and nucleophile sso Or — uo) $6 ———— 08:0 ‘The following generalist 1 All substituents increase react tems The em pele even econ donating Oey, | ete Rene ada te news! seses and ae aM frei he sate any signet exert heme ee bodheectondonating and electon-withdawng groups sabia jh by crm oa te I CEP Where 5. Substiwents have a much smaller effect than in electrophilic or nue 6. Although hydroger attack and ipso substation (3, with Br, NO. or CHsCO asthe leaving found in certain cases. Reactivity ata Bridgehead : “Many fe ratical reactions have been ober carbons. For example, in th following reaction fre radical is formed athe badges (or mectaism se Section 8.10) This demonstrates that the fre radical need ot be planar. Although bridgehead fe ag ‘substitution is possible itis not preferred because ofthe strain involved, Reactivity in the attacking radicals: “The greater the reactivity of a species, de aie selectivity. The bromine atom is so selective that when only primary hydrogen are wea se ‘neopentane or rbutylbenzene, the reaction is slow or nonexistent. Isobutane x te akan, brominated to give t-butyl bromide, and toluene reacts with bromine instantly, Other alice, €g, ethylbenzene and cumene are brominated exclusively at the a positon emplaiay selectivity of bromine free radical Some radicals, ¢.g. triphenylmethyl, are so unreactive that they abstract hydrogens vey) ls, €.g5 chloro, are electrophilic and some, eg. #8 ‘nucleophilic. However, the predominant character of a free radical is neutral, whether it hs 2 ‘As mentioned earlier, some free radi electrophilic or nucleophilic tendency. ‘Th eet of saet on ratty: Unie fone sbsaons te ost sin those in the gas phase, where there is no solvent. However, in certain cases the sires ppreciable difference. For example, chlorination of 2.3-dimethylbutane in aliphatic solver effect on free radical substitutions, Free radical reactions in solution ae q\ com oe om, 0% (CH) ,CHCH(CHs}CH,Cl and 40% (CH),CHCCI(CHs ), wile a er the ratio became 10 : 90. This is dae. ‘o complex formation between the aromatic chlorine free radi Heal which makes the chlorine less reactive and thus, more seleci¥®- wie a meta poston is almost equal t0 that of benzene, (°° icy 4 Para, on = “py 8 and electron-donating groups. So ety the leaving group in most free radical armen” cient a ety COOAg Br = By + am fe y eS ad a 53 i — —_—_——— peacTons “37 oarioN OF ALDEHYDES TO CARBOXYLIC AciDs x vo earboayic acs as been carried out wit ae ota ane R—CO—OH+ CHV) jar with KMnO, also. Tee ate, the snic mechanism is as follows : Te alin peranente 8 9 4 1, Moe 2 28 Be, pec M2. RcoOH+ MnO —> RCOB + MoD, + cn Bie n-th Are FO 006 + Ma +140 ou sean at permangna, eon oi mice a een ose ° ono; ° I Is) 8 pene pdm HM, —e RCH Ee ROG + MnO; + BH bt) te ia saul, wih x0, the one mechanism ss fllows ° oLton 9 B e rdeneigo, <2 e-Gn | Be nope ned ran evn le J, eyes are also oxidised to carboxylic acids by atmospheric onygen. The drect oxidation oat in his ease isthe peroxyacid RCO3HL which disproportionates with another molecule of ‘Wetyde to give two molecules of acid. oO oO oO ° 9 I I l f to RO HaR" 5 RHE RC —22> R-C—0-0° BH 9 RC H i aaa /RCHO $88 2009029 or 5.5] AUTOXIDATION—HYDROPEROXIDE AND PEROXIDE Fon, en, ‘ATIgy “The slow oxidation (without combustion) of organic substances by atmosph, nN a a ete hn cmp alors da ce amas Tee eet slime a ee oan * ce othe i hretg a 2 exposure tothe atmosphere for along time. A useful application of autoxidation ting acne os : radical (Say Ris produced by some initiating step, itreacts with oxygen to give ig My abstracts hydrogen. The folowing isthe eation chat ed R10, 9 R00" Hy R'+R-0—0_y R40; —> R-0—0' =" R—0—0— Ha Rue Hyacpeone [As with other free radical resctions, resonance stabilisation of teary (o 4 ee secondary), benzyl, nd allylic earangemens ae common) fe radia he abe these hydrogens is greatly facilitated, The following are actual examples rd 9-0-# 7 Me On wine t.. 1 Me Me 0-0-1 oo* dO c0*a Another susceptible position is aldehydic C—H as already discussed above. The «pains ‘thers are also easily attacked by oxygen. This reaction is responsible for a hazard in he sere ‘ethers because solutions of these hydroperoxides and their rearrangement products ia eh = potential spontaneous explosives. 1 | sel ans — Fn Gr0- OB Hydroperoxides decompose further to generate radicals which start new chain reacts R—O—O0—H —> R—0'+0—H R—O'+R-H —5 R—On+R ion f 5, ‘The autoxidation of organic compounds is i er Es pounds is usually inhibited by the addon Or ‘These compounds, which are usually phenols 2COr stroy the ch es comp ly phenols or secondary amines, destroy ROO" +HA —> ROOH+A* (HA =an antioxidant) yr OO?) ros 40 9 exance sie ad eaves vrei 8 tance tn en ; on 00" +A’—» ROA om AAA is not capable of oF witha similar | at ides jon of PSI ay OOH —SE> ROOK Y ie produced nto organic compounds by usiment wit cane lord oor ells fs coal nd gue a . vy goons S| ema Ee presence : ernie! caine The type of hydrogen replaced is mainly benzylic, allylic, and fer HEE paism involved 8 oom ‘oon 22+ #00" p—H+R00° —> R'+ROOH : R’+ R00" —> ROOR a FORMATION OF CYCLIC ETHERS POA coycHCH.CHOH pape inbenene i. “Teahydrofurn (THE) ee ee ee es seein high yes. Litle ono four and six-membered clic ethers nse and si reentvey re obane inthe cave of alas having yor = hydoge, The aneerTy ten card ot with a mixture of halogen (Bry or) anda salt or oxide of silver or ‘rauy (especially HgO or AOAC). proposed for the cyclisation with lead tetraacetate, The step '| te foliowing mechanism has been | csi Aisa 15 intemal hydrogen abstraction which is greatly favoured over 1,4 or 1,6 abstractions. & ty, BOM. CH, CH, A ee ee oH OPb(OAC)3, A _ o On Bo(OAC)s Pore) Qrnorrenon — fe Yn — ude ae PO{OAc)3 = $80 $$ 00 rn COUPLING OF ALKYNES R-C=C—C=C_R [8.9] ARYLATION OF AROMATIC COMPOUNDS BY DIAZONIUM salts |" oo by AVHtARNDX My Arar ‘When diaconuc salt solution is mae allline, the aryl portion ofthe diac ina couple with another aromatic ring. Ths reaction is known asthe Gonberg or GonderBexc, ‘eaton, and has boon performed on several types of aromatic rings and on quinone Mio GGomberg-Bachmann reaction i performed inramoleculrl. either bythe alain souawrhe |< ‘copper ion procedure, itis called Pschorr ring closure. ’ ORORIOMO) (= CH=CH, CHCH,, NH, C=0, CHS] ‘Mechanism of Gomberg or Gomberg-Bachmann reaction : eo ¢ ArN,X Ay ar N—0nMNSNS gy No N—0—N=N-# iho Aabyétide N—Ar — Ar’ 40" —N=N—AP o a each the substrate to give the intra 0 Biv the product. It has been shovn that whatever is Seg ‘omtho or para substation always predominates, but ™ Ar—N=N—0— ‘The aryl radical thus formed at radical I abstracts hydrogen to substituent (R) in the substrate, ‘meta product is also formed, 461 4 penc5 ical HAT 6 —NeNmar o O ek 4. + HO-N=N—Ar + wo e f yction yer rea ee Cae AN, X —O% > rx +N [x =Clor By] anna hcp clodecr bie aces er bois, ae mn is called the Sandmeyer reaction. ‘The reaction can also be carried out with sg case iti clled te Gatermann reaction. Toe Sandmeyer reaction orton of fries and odes, but itis probably the best way of inroducing he cles (Wo Steps The is step isthe eduction of iazon ei aves Wo Steps Te fist step isthe eduction of iazoniu fon ey acl: os : ‘AgNaX +CuX —> Ar’ +Np +CuXy sade wud sep th al ada abst aogs fom ep erie, ecg it cux is 7 catalyst. etna a1 Ar’ +CuX, —> Ar—X+Cux HUNSDIECKER REACTION RCOOAg + Bry, —> R—Br+CO) +AgBr teasion of «silver salt ofa carboxylic acid with bromine leading to an alkyl or ary! halide is cane Hunsdiecker reaction. It is a way of degrading a carbon chain by one unit. Although te the most often used hatogen, chlorine and iodine have also been used. Vien odin is used, the ratio between the reactants is very important because it determines the pdx. A: [ratio of salt to iodine gives the alkyl or aryl halide as above. A 2 : 1 ratio gives the ‘rRCOOR. and this is called the Simonini reaction. ‘Defollowing isthe mechanism of the Hunsdiecker reaction : 0 i Sep L RCOOAS +X, —> R—C—O—X +Aex ° separ —t SrbRC—0—X —> RCO" +x" Gaitation step) #9 3.RC00" 5 R*+.CO, G and 4 propagation steps) SeP4.R'+RCOOX —+ R—X+RCOO’, ete. cI q 'HLOROSULPHONATION (REED REACTION) RH4+50, +1 "+ RS03C1 OUNCE CROW Oa cn ey mr iy ty meh Ae nd in on OnwOA), Ho g FAC Puong, | of \, L\ C Nermonen+ acon — Yn, fy q 011 (AcoyP> on Faorer, acme 8, p_comc—cme— ROH rg! AC “Terloa alkynes can be couple by beating wih stihiomevic mounts of cupric sls in pyre (x similar bake. Ths reaction produces symmetrical dynes in high yields and is clled Eglinton Reeon Another common proceiure Is the use of eaalytie amount of cuprous salt in the presence of semen x ammonium chloride, Amospheric oxygen o ome oe oxiking agen. permanganat or yoy required inthis method, which i eled Glaser rection. Unsymetia dines ean be pepe by Cutior-Chodkiewiez coupling (mechanism is not fll uadesent) + R—CmC—H + —CmC—Br 5 RCC’ + HB ‘The mechanism of Eginion and Glsee reaction i outlined below + Rome Ay om SF tome 2R-CmC > R—-CemnC—Comc—R [183] anviarion oF AROMATIC COMPOUNDS BY DIAZONIUM SALTS arts ask Bate Wen onium lt slo is me tain ew orion of thsi sa can ol wit ana soma iis acon omen a he Gonder Coc a en on pfme on see ps of ata aps son ene Wie oe ean, ‘econ pafmed inranolcar er by he sae saon a ye pce ea ‘Fae Por rg care GO- ero = CH=CH, CHA, MK C=O. Cn) an ay ou pie 2 Anew ArN=N-O-N. an tis thus formed stacks the abtat to give the intrest fom which he eel gone gen 1 Ive he poi. hes fen shown tht wheres he te fbn - BD + HON=N—Ar ® nie abst, ortho or pra subtiton always pedomintes, bt sl amount of meta products Es Amt SS acer (X=Cl or Be] ‘retment of diazonivm salts with cuprovs chloride or bromide gives aryl chlorides or bromides, seve, The reaction is elle the Sondmeyer reaclon. The reaction can aso be cried out with red HBr or HC, inthis case it elled the Gattermann reaction. The Sandner reaction is 101 rr rte preparation of fluorides and iodides, but itis prabably te best way of introducing bo {volves two steps The frst sep isthe reduction of diazonium fon by conf give an aryl aca: AWNaX 4 Cux —> Ar + Na+ CuX2 Inte second step. the aryl radial abstracts halogen from cup chloride, reducing Ht. CuX is sented and is thus, a true catalyst "AG +CaXp > Ar—X+ C0 [) WunsDIECKER REACTION) coongs By — R—B19CO1+ ABE Rescton ofa silver salt ofa carboxyl acid with bromine leading vo an aky! or an halide is called ‘Se Hnatcckerretion, It is way of degrading a carbon chain by one unit Although bromine is the "at often used halogen, chlorine and iodine hhave also been used. ; The ia cee cie ratio between the reactants is very important because it determines the Fr AT naga oct to iodine gives the alkyl of 271 halide as shove, A: | ratio gives te ester ‘and this is called the Simonini reaction. ‘The following is the mechanism of the ‘Hanae yocion Sup, scons +p R—C—O-K+ Aa i 5p 2, pon ROOO' (eiton 909) ADIAICED RCH ou | a 0 I HOO no i at psn : [Eat] ctorosurpHonarion (AED REAG 150%¢! 2 114802 Caine and sulphur dioxide is eaty compan ilar to the halogenatign oe Tre chorsphontn of xe ca sit reaction. in scope an ange of prot bred Carton discussed eer The mechanism ial sil as oy pcnect— FHel As 8-80} +Chh —? SOIC + Cl chy —ci=cH—Cr, ' i : sbu-cec + chy CHC chit ee ieee yee | theo rs aan met 3 ne iran of eb ig armen ean ali iter cp wots a ee, ee ee agg Bipnptkbayt| omega cane eran ale Cr i oe eee geen ine wy roe 9 CB) I Inston I I meme Ae fod oe ahd ty, Beene t = ( Hy an chy o o ey an) cH Hammett ot Lan Hy CHy ay - ts ch oo Wel 9 Pi-f—0th + htc, eel OVGAL REACTIONS ae ‘re yield of the rearranged product Il inereases with the dution of the reaction minture, This tthe above mechanism because a decrease in the concentration of a hydrogen donor 1 would sie orangrsent atte expense of the hype asraton by the ra 1. Pate. he rae of ‘eeaangenent i inhibited by the aon af a effective yngen donor suc a opel The proceeds through the intermediate bridged rae oe jh ec kh 1 ay cy ue Hy “The intermedia of a bridged radical also explins why a methyl migration doesnot take place 2s rely abn cabocation eeangerent, Fora methyl migration va a ridge aia there wil be tee ‘ecrons sped over thre carbons. Hy abt, a fs Molecular orbital eaeuatons have shown that such ridged system is very unstable as compared toa two electon bridged system ofa carbocation and dispopoionaton products ofeach of the following radials ) cH,eHcHy 1 Pritt con (2) CHyCH;CH,CH Fre radical chlcnation ofan alane CH ves nly one monochar dt ihe abiae, (CHa, 4. Amange the following ompounds i NBS NCS (Nechlresuccnimidey) Ch Fa a > 8 > cS D ofall he fee radical monocloriaio products of | 2-eoropropane and indicate rivave. Wt he stature of in oder of decreasing sletviy in ee radelhalogeaton = 4, Give the stetures them a cial or achiral ‘Wite the products of brominion of |-utere wih NBS and ind the mj prod {6 Predict the produ) inthe following reactions: i co ste, CO o mrcnycrycr, + PHeHWCHCH oH OF “O23 3 “CC oa i cy 0p © (00 Abnormal Rlr-Tlemann reaction I Reenter noma ond sharma Qn EN —- BRO + ho Asoral acon Rg expansion) — aa Qa Ge (Certain phenolic compounds aso exhibit norma and abnormal RR non astonish ta ps SANDMEYER REACTION ‘ts hades are mre ote reared om te ceesponcing accel by reacting te alshls wih PC, ‘SoCirerconcenated HVZnCl, Tha 2 Raes camo b prepare fom phar by hese maha. Ost ‘stogenaton of roma compoonds yl mitre of omer: fom whichis eit lal fhe Gees ‘Sendmeyer acon al 9 seh mated fr iad a halogen subettent ttho desind pion ol narra ‘ia mena imeias we comaro an moms pinay amin so 69298 azo ey ‘reste i iow 2 na etree of mss (ly lo W380) ow oe © 50) Stren one ameyergW cn hrS ‘San emcnamen ctbeante ee te van b topo a Suse 64s Mechaion "seas actus copper hase pour wes dzeian en an sy ondaon-redon |nvng escorts The copes across han stn ar “To fomason of anal istrtaed ye ceconostion ef beans dazonium cide abe peconset aetna han ho pemopenis cael Mere ne ae “eon emscrcn — coon bier SEE cer enon + le Te toaton of te hae bythe cop aE may aus eve crbocaton inemedate 098 une coppa compan, . 2 “eam + a Gig cb Le cynars ob © tae rele Pe cote cirr—eey 4 Oro cial oem ae sopstnes lo washed and at, The yoo an acerca af 28 mH 6.29, ohh cane, HP=MEE canes a 6 ar, ‘Wa toscion iknow Selena ecto, CCateraen mediation as ben oun app: ponder coppa bronze nae apes conte SSrSnG yt nttatcs hs may Set bb eran ef pcp ene start Aplications and extension ‘Sanmeyt reat fa te paparaon of anaes om dzone mare knprt and uetthan Greciheoperaon br sre esors (Bet lotto of wate consi ge intr lon 0 at he al of be ‘Biogen cermete soto halogen ens lhe poston poo cad yt Sano (ods and uondes wich ae clio septs yet Nlogenaton canbe prpared by Soneye econ ae Schama ation spect (in soma caves tect aepeaton aa Fay poston et crt is has bean posse ough Suarayer eine (a) Peparaton of mtoebersoe o2 642 6.22 &, (0) Preparstionof2

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