very interesting, thanks So the diels alder reaction is diastereoselective because of secondary orbital interactions and regioselective because of donor/acceptor interactions right?
its not the electronic factor that u explained and it is not always correct for different systems. we have to see the orbital coefficient of the diene and dienophile before predicting the regioselectivity of different kinds of dienes and dienophiles.
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very interesting, thanks
So the diels alder reaction is diastereoselective because of secondary orbital interactions and regioselective because of donor/acceptor interactions right?
its not the electronic factor that u explained and it is not always correct for different systems. we have to see the orbital coefficient of the diene and dienophile before predicting the regioselectivity of different kinds of dienes and dienophiles.
Thank you!
can you please please please explain the mechanism of Cannizaro's reaction..THANK YOU!!
Why is the resonance structure drawn for the diene valid if O has a positive charge and C has a negative charge? Isn’t O more electronegative than C?
I'm so glad I'm done with OChem...
good job
could you explain it in M.O?
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Feels like cheating, but has anyone used Numerade to study for this?
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