Electrophilic Addition
Overview
Reagents: — HX (HBr, HCl, or HI), H2SO4 + H2O, or Br2 or Cl2 in CCl4.
Products: — Haloalkanes / alkyl halides, alcohols, or 1,2-dihalides.
Table of Reactions
Reaction Type | Reagents | Products | ||||
Addition | Polar | Electrophilic | Dihalo addition | |||
Hydrohalogenation | ||||||
Hydrogenation | ||||||
Hydration | Hydroboration-Oxidation | Alkenes | Alcohols | |||
Mukaiyama’s Hydration | ||||||
Oxymercuration | ||||||
Nucleophilic Addition | ||||||
Non-Polar | Free-radical | |||||
Cycloaddition | ||||||
Substitution | Electrophilic | Aromatic | ||||
Aliphatic | Nitrosation | |||||
Ketone halogenation | ||||||
Keto-enol tautomerism | ||||||
Nucleophilic | Unimolecular [SN1] | |||||
Bimolecular [SN2] | ||||||
Aromatic [SNAr] | ||||||
Internal [SNI] | ||||||
Elimination | Unimolecular [E1] | |||||
Bimolecular [E2] |
Addition Reactions
Hydroboration/Oxidation
Reagents: — BH3/THF followed by NaOH/H2O2.
Products: — Hydroboration/Oxidation always produces alcohols.
Hydrogenation
Regiochemistry
Markovnikov
Anti-Markovnikov
Stereochemistry
Anti adddition
Syn addition
Erata
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