One mole of acetyl chloride was mixed with one mole of dimethylamine. After the reaction is complete, what species can be found in the mixture? Draw only the organic structures (i.e., omit inorganic ions). Show charges where necessary.
• The carbonyl compounds readily undergo a nucleophilic addition reaction that involves in the breaking of carbon-oxygen double bond.
• The reactivity of carbonyl compounds is due to the electronegative difference between oxygen and carbon.
• The oxygen attached to carbon is more electronegative. So, the oxygen can partially pull the electrons from the carbon atom making it more electron-deficient.
• Due to this, the nucleophile readily attacks the carbonyl carbon and undergoes an addition reaction.
The mechanism of the nucleophilic addition depends on the nature of the nucleophile.
oNucleophile: Nucleophiles are species that donate an electron pair and are also termed as electron hating species.
oElectrophile: Electrophiles are species that accept an electron pair and are also termed as electron loving species.
Dimethyl amine contains nitrogen so it acts as nucleophile as well as base. Nitrogen has negative charge due to the more electronegativity than carbon and hydrogen atom.
The nucleophilic addition reaction of ethanoyl chloride and dimethylamine is
The elimination reaction involved in the reaction is given as
The formation of dimethyl ammonium ion is shown below:
Ans:The three organic species are shown below.
One mole of acetyl chloride was mixed with one mole of dimethylamine. After the reaction is...
1 mole of acetyl chloride was mixed with 1 mole Dimethylamine. After the reaction is complete, what species can be found in the mixture? Draw only organic structures and show charges where necessary. there are 3 organic species.
One mole of acetyl chloride was mixed with one mole of dimethylamine.After the reaction is complete what species can be found in the mixture? (Should include the products when amine acts as a nucleophile and as a base)
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