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Nitrogen—silicon bonds halides

You have now seen how enols and enolates react with electrophiles based on hydrogen (deuterium), carbon, halogens, silicon, sulfur, and nitrogen. What remains to be seen is how new carbon-carbon bonds can be formed with alkyl halides and carbonyl compounds in their normal electrophilic mode. These reactions are the subject of Chapters 26-29. We must first look at the ways aromatic compounds react with electrophiles. You will see similarities with the behaviour of enols. [Pg.544]


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