Electrophiles, nucleophiles, leaving groups Flashcards

1
Q

SN2

A

Nucleophile attacks from back

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2
Q

SN1

A

LLG than NA

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3
Q

E2

A

Base steals positively charged spot

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4
Q

E1

A

Base included

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5
Q

Hydrohalogenation

A

H goes to anti mark, halo goes to mark

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6
Q

Acid catalyzed hydration

A

H+ transfer, nuclear attack, H+ transfer (?)

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7
Q

Oxymercuration demurcuration

A

OH at anti mark,.

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8
Q

Wgat does hydroboration oxy use?

A

BH3, THF, H2O2, NaOH

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9
Q

Hydroboration oxy

A

Antimark addition of H2O, mark addition of H across 2x bond, syn addn. 2 BH3 bonds together

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10
Q

Catalytic Hydroboration

A

Addition of H2 across double bond gets rid of it

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11
Q

Halo and halohydrin

A

Cl2 and Br2 are added across double bond. Double bond grabs 1, then positive charge recruits another.

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12
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Halo and halohydrin f done in nucleuophilic solvent

A

, nucleophile may be added (so BR/H2O can have Br and OH added. OH would be mark.)

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