Ï or Ï nucleophilic reactivity of imines?
DOI: 10.14469/hpc/2968 Metadata
Created: 2017-08-21 17:42
Last modified: 2017-08-21 17:47
License: Creative Commons: Public Domain Dedication 1.0
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Description
Nucleophiles are species that seek to react with an electron deficient centre by donating a lone or a Ï-bond pair of electrons. The ambident variety has two or more such possible sources in the same molecule, an example of which might be hydroxylamine or H2NOH. I previously discussed how for this example, the energetics allow the nitrogen lone pair (Lp) to win out over the O Lp. Here, I play a similar game, but this time setting an NLp up against a Ï-pair.
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| DOI | Description |
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| 10.14469/hpc/177 | Computation data for Henry Rzepa's blog |
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| References | 10.14469/hpc/2969 | Ï or Ï? The ambident nucleophilic reactivity of imines: crystallographic and computational reality checks. |
| References | 10.14469/hpc/2970 | Ï or Ï nucleophilic reactivity of imines? A mechanistic twist emerges. |
| References | 10.14469/hpc/2971 | Ï or Ï nucleophilic reactivity of imines? A mechanistic reality check using substituents. |