at 6:55 when you drew the second resonance structure, I believe you meant to put the double bond formed by the lone pair on the two left most carbons but accidentally put it on the top carbon, making it a carbon with 5 bonds total. Just incase anyone caught that and was confused.
The reaction can occur without the EWG. If there's an EWG at the ortho/para position the reaction proceeds through the "Meisenheimer complex" intermediate. If there's no EWG the reaction can proceed through the "Benzyne" intermediate. May wanna look up these terms.
dan da yes Replaced chloride added OH group than we get Nitro phenol than make a aniline of by reduction than we will get Para hydroxy aniline than diazotise by HCl and NaNO2 at 0-5 C and earn it than I will get Phenol
Yes it does and that’s what he used for the addition elimination reaction where the chlorine is replaced with the amines group.The sodium is more like a catalyst
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at 6:55 when you drew the second resonance structure, I believe you meant to put the double bond formed by the lone pair on the two left most carbons but accidentally put it on the top carbon, making it a carbon with 5 bonds total. Just incase anyone caught that and was confused.
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If l had EWG meta to leaving group
Will it react by addition elimination reaction
or elimination addition reaction????
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7:00 the carbon has 5 hands isn't that wrong?
So can you still have nuc sub at the meta position, just very little, or not at all due to the lack of stabilisation via the NO2?
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what exactly determines the "leaving group"
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How i know on aroamtic, elektrophile or nukleophile SUB.
How come you dont need an EWG for these reactions? Dont you need it for nucleophilic reaction?
The reaction can occur without the EWG. If there's an EWG at the ortho/para position the reaction proceeds through the "Meisenheimer complex" intermediate. If there's no EWG the reaction can proceed through the "Benzyne" intermediate. May wanna look up these terms.
You won't need if you have a very strong nuceleophile or base
In the last one could you tell the major product
major product would probably be the first one due to sterics
What reaction would occur of the EWG is trifluoromethyl instead of the nitro group?
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Explanation SN1 using benzenedizonium chloride
Last question what's the major product?
the para product
@@bbk9625 para to what methyl or isopropyl???
@@ToqaAfsa Isopropyl
@@ToqaAfsa meta to methyl
How do you know that sodium is a spectator ion?
we just do. We learnt that in gen chem.
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Is it possible to make phenol instead of aniline?
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Replaced chloride added OH group than we get Nitro phenol than make a aniline of by reduction than we will get Para hydroxy aniline than diazotise by HCl and NaNO2 at 0-5 C and earn it than I will get Phenol
does chlorobenzene react with sodium amide at all ??
Yes it does and that’s what he used for the addition elimination reaction where the chlorine is replaced with the amines group.The sodium is more like a catalyst
4;11 thats a good looking benzene!!!
Sir this is for benzyne mechanism?..?????
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