Carbocations Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

3/2/2023 lecture notes, lecture 2 with Matt Bowman, Introductory Organic Chemistry I Spring Semester 2023

Includes how to determine the amount of hydrogen signals in one molecule as well as how many signals would show up in a NMR spectrum. Includes diels alder reactions, how to determine the starting materials for a diels alder reaction. Includes what causes drudged products , allylic halogenation, allylic chlorination, stability of carbocations and conjugated intermediates

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Notes on the types of carbocations and their relative reactivity, their reactions including rearrangements and shifts, how readily they will migrate. Reactions of benzene including Fiedel Crafts alkylation and acylation, nitration, sulfonation. A look at further substitution and the impact of resonance, inductive effects and steric factors at controlling additional substitution. Ways to form substituted aromatics are then given including Diels Alder and carbonyl condensation. A few reactions of ...

How to draw resonance structures Resonance stabilization of carbocations, non-bonding lone pairs of electrons, and radicals Hybridization

High quality, handwritten, A grade, A level chemistry notes in .pdf file format. PM or email ( ) for queries, online tutoring (from £15/hr) and homework help/completion (from £5/page). 14 pages, notes cover: radical substitution, properties of alkenes, C-C bonds, stereoisomers, carbocations, addition polymerisation, polymers and the environment, reactions of alkenes

This summary is a look at carbocations and is meant to supplement readings from the prescribed textbook

Keep using that big brain! Here we take a look at the other type of substitution reaction, where the new middle step can lead to all kinds of madness! Using what we know about resonance and orbitals, learning how to maneuver carbocations will soon be a breeze with these hand-written notes. Take a look and happy studying!

SN1 and SN2 reactions; carbocations