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Nucleophilic substitution reactions, aliphatic leaving group effects

The Skv I radical chain mechanism lor nucleophilic substitution [I70. as illustrated generally in eqs (2.64a-c), has been absent from our discussions. This mechanism has been shown to occur itt malty displacement reactions of leaving groups front both aromatic and aliphatic substrates. I low ever, in most of the aliphatic eases the substrates have a nitro or nilrophcnyl group (or other effective electron acceptor) in the a-position to the leaving group. The combination of I he nucleophile with the radical from the substrate must also lot m a relatively stable radical-anion in step 2.6lb. which is capable of propagating the chain... [Pg.59]


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Leaving group effects

Leaving groups reactions

Leaving groups substitution

Nucleophile effects

Nucleophiles effectiveness

Nucleophiles groups

Nucleophiles substitution reactions

Nucleophilic aliphatic

Nucleophilic aliphatic leaving-group effects

Nucleophilic groups

Nucleophilic substitution leaving groups

Nucleophilic substitution reactions groups

Nucleophilic substitution reactions leaving groups

Nucleophilic substitution reactions nucleophiles

Nucleophilicity effects

Substituted groups reactions

Substitution nucleophilic aliphatic

Substitution nucleophilic, leaving group effects

Substitution reactions groups

Substitution reactions leaving group

Substitution reactions leaving group effects

Substitution reactions nucleophile

Substitution reactions nucleophilic

Substitution reactions nucleophilic aliphatic

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