The two reactions shown below involve an acid chloride. For each reaction, draw the organic product and select the inorganic species present at the end of the reaction. (The structure of the acid chloride is drawn for you as a starting point, so you need to modify it to draw the reaction product.)
Complete the reaction taking place in the given cases. Identify the final compounds formed to be organic and inorganic based on the presence of carbon. The carbon containing compounds are the organic species and the inorganic species contain the inorganic ions.
The chemical reaction which involves the attack of a nucleophile on the electrophilic center are called nucleophilic substitution reaction.
Nucleophilic substitution reactions are of two types, namely, and .
type of reaction involves the formation of a five membered transition state, which breaks down to give the final product.
During the formation of the organic product, the inorganic species are formed as the side product.
The organic product is characterized by the presence of carbon containing compound and the inorganic species contain the inorganic ions.
The given reaction is written as follows:
The given reaction is written as follows:
Ans:The organic product and inorganic species of the given reaction are as follows:
Question 1:
The inorganic specices is what is left over, which would be the Cl- and the Na+.
Question 2:
transfer with an available base.
The final answer will be
This leave the ingoranic product to be HCl
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