Enolate Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

In depth notes including plenty of diagrams and chemical reactions.

CHEM 2420 ---Organic Chemistry II Fall 2015 Mid-Exam No. 2: Chapter 17-18 (Form A) Name: ÿ'ÿ,ÿt ÿ-,4 Instructions: A) Please print your name on the line above. B) Make sure you have 12 pages. C) Good luck! Question Score Multiple choice /80 Free response Bonus Total /20 /5 /105 1 IP aÿ.,o e Section 1. Multiple Choice (80 points) Bubble the choice that best completes each phrase and/or answers the question on the Scantron sheet provided. Answers written in this section of...

Learn about enols, halogenation, alkylation, and acylation in depth with written arrow pushing mechanisms and written definitions.

Reactions and details covered from Dr. Feducia's Orgo 2 lecture from Summer 19.

Reactions and details covered from Dr. Feducia's Orgo 2 class in Summer 19.

Carbanions are looked at with examples and how to stabilise through inductive and resonance effects. Enolate formation reaction is introduced and a look at different bases and how complete deprotonation can be. The stabilisation of enolates develops the topic before the α-halogenation by base or acid catalysed reactions. More enolate reactions are given. Alkylate aldehydes formation through enamines. Aldol reaction through acid and base conditions in either equilibrating and non-equilibrating c...

Application of carbonyl group chemistry in organic synthesis: The material covered in this section includes (i) a-hydrogen acidity, (ii) acid and base promoted keto-enol tautomerism, (iii) a-enolate chemistry, including alkylation (iv) named reactions including Michael reaction, Aldol addition, Aldol condensation, Claisen condensation (v) ring-forming reactions including Dieckman condensation and Robinson annulations

This manual is a good book for students of chemistry, pharmacists and chemical engineering. It has 8 topics such as isomers, nucleophilic addition, enolate reactions, mechanisms of reaction, reduction and oxidation, molecular bonding of carbon and hybridization, etc.

I got a 1st in my first year studying chemistry at the University of Birmingham using these revision notes that I have uploaded. They include detail on formation of aldehydes, ketones and carboxylic acids and reactions of aldehydes and ketones, nucleophilic addition reactions of aldehydes and ketones, nucleophilic addition-elimination reactions of carboxylic acid derivatives, hydrolysis of esters and amides, imines, enamines, hydrazones and oximes, conjugation and acetals. These summary notes al...