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iTeachChem•4w ago
Prasan

Organic mix

Why is this feasible
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iTeachChem Helper
iTeachChem Helper•4w ago
@Dexter
iTeachChem Helper
iTeachChem Helper•4w ago
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Varun_Arora
Varun_Arora•4w ago
Sulphur is more nucleophilic than oxygen Hint : Less electronegativity
Prasan
PrasanOP•4w ago
But Ye Jude kyun
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffin•4w ago
u do realise reagent is a carbene right
Prasan
PrasanOP•4w ago
Yes But Mai kuch miss krra hu
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffin•4w ago
S ke khali orbital mein c ke electron gye +ve aaya O ne apne de die just my thought process do confirm from enamine sir
Prasan
PrasanOP•4w ago
But Ye thought answer dekhke aaya kya? Agar mujhe pata nahi hota kuch Fir kya sochta
Varun_Arora
Varun_Arora•4w ago
Carbene kahan se aaya ji Ye nucleophilic addition hai Tum dekh paa rahe ho Ki C=O hai And doosri species me lone pairs hain Which make them nucleophilic or vo C=O ko attack karenge Now the question is Kya dono OH attack karenge Ya ek SH ek OH Ab dono OH se better ek SH or ek OH isiliye hai kyunki S ka lone pair jyada available hai (less electronegative) Baaki full mechanism dekhni hai to look up "protection of aldehydes and ketones using diols"
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffin•4w ago
this
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CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffin•4w ago
oh shit am blind dikha hi nahi C=O mb if it were carbene then it would work right??
Varun_Arora
Varun_Arora•4w ago
C=O hai yaar 😭 Carbene ko react karne ke liye dono chizein chahiye
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffin•4w ago
shouldnt O ka lp attack first
Varun_Arora
Varun_Arora•4w ago
Pair of electrons or fir lack of electrons when they are removed S ka karega imo S is more nucleophilic
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffin•4w ago
Sulphur ka khali orbital hai toh carbon ke electron bhejne ke lie
Varun_Arora
Varun_Arora•4w ago
Banayo fir kya banayoge What would be the fashion in which you attack?
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffin•4w ago
S ke electron are relatively more stable since the atom has a large size . oxygen relatively chota hai so jaldi attack kardenge sendin
Varun_Arora
Varun_Arora•4w ago
How are S ke electrons more stable What do we exactly mean by stable in fact d electrons aaye nahi abhi To poora shielding nahi hai S me net effective nuclear charge kam ho gaya in fact Outermost electrons pe S less electronegative hai isiliye uske lone pairs would be more available is what I believe Agar tumhare vaale logic se jaayein to fir dono hi oxygen attack karne chahiye
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffin•4w ago
Line ke neeche wala dekho
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CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffin•4w ago
arey han yeh toh socha hi nahi HANN kinda feels wrong now due to all the charges ngl
Varun_Arora
Varun_Arora•4w ago
S ka hydrogen kahan gaya
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffin•4w ago
whi toh gadbad hai
Varun_Arora
Varun_Arora•4w ago
See aise hawa me nahi ho jaati chizein na 😭 And maybe I'll look over thinking how a Carbene could react to this thing It's in Clayden btw On how Carbenes react with alcohols and stuff Maine apni report me bhi likha tha 🙂
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffin•4w ago
acha meine kabhi padhi nahi carbene rxns so..
Varun_Arora
Varun_Arora•4w ago
Padhi hain indirectly
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffin•4w ago
only in phenols
Varun_Arora
Varun_Arora•4w ago
Still Alkenes ki bhi to padhi hain in general Simmons Smith vagahra padhi hai? Nahi?
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffin•4w ago
nope
Varun_Arora
Varun_Arora•4w ago
Hmm fir to phenol vaali hi hai
Prasan
PrasanOP•4w ago
Simonin pata ha 😎 Chal samajh gya convo jo bhi hui
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffin•4w ago
simonini han
Prasan
PrasanOP•4w ago
Bhai hardcore yar Vo integration vala dekhlio yar
Varun_Arora
Varun_Arora•4w ago
Ye konsi bala hai
Prasan
PrasanOP•4w ago
3rd one Jisme I lag jata ha Ester banta ha
Varun_Arora
Varun_Arora•4w ago
I don't remember tbh kiski baat kar rahe
CorrodedCoffin
CorrodedCoffin•4w ago
try karta hu
Prasan
PrasanOP•4w ago
+solved @Enamine
iTeachChem Helper
iTeachChem Helper•4w ago
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