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Mechanisms

The document discusses various aspects of chiral and achiral molecules, including their identification and reaction mechanisms. It covers nucleophilic substitution reactions, elimination reactions, and the role of different reagents in these processes. Additionally, it highlights the importance of chirality in determining the outcomes of chemical reactions.

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Mechanisms

The document discusses various aspects of chiral and achiral molecules, including their identification and reaction mechanisms. It covers nucleophilic substitution reactions, elimination reactions, and the role of different reagents in these processes. Additionally, it highlights the importance of chirality in determining the outcomes of chemical reactions.

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C (A.I.S.B. 20
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Br
Br
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(a) In structure (i), the central carbon atom is bonded to four diferent substituents (H, OH, Br and CH,) and hence (i) is chiral.
Structure ii) has two identical Br atoms attached to central carbon atom and hence it is achiral molecule.
(b) (i) is chiral and (iü) is achiral.
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alkanes
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Nat -0CH, ’ C,H,0CH, ethers
Mg, ether
CH,CH,MgBr KNO C,H,ONO alkyl nitrites
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CH,COOAs C,H,C00CH, esters
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(CH)NBr
NaSH
CH,SH thioalcohols
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H
H H H

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H
H
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Step 1: Formation of protonated alcohol.
H H Fast H
H-(-¢-!-H +H H -¢--H
H H H H
Ethanol Protonated alcohol
(Ethyl Oxonium ion)
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rate determining step of the reaction.
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H-¢-¢-H
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H-¢-*+ H,0
H H
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443 K
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413 K
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