Draw the structural formula for the major organic product of the given reaction. Cyclohexanol +...
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Draw the structural formula for the major organic product of the given reaction.
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Substitution of Hydroxy Group:
The substitution of the hydroxy group in an alcohol by a nucleophile is not easy as the hydroxide ion (produced from the removal of a hydroxy group) is unstable. So, the substitution is carried out by using reagents, e.g., thionyl chloride, toluene sulfonic acid, etc., to convert the hydroxy group into a good leaving group.
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View this answerThe given reaction is an example of the substitution of an -OH group by a -Cl group. In this reaction, {eq}\rm SOCl_2 {/eq} helps to remove the -OH...
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Organic Chemical Reactions: Addition, Substitution, Polymerization & Cracking
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Organic chemical reactions refer to the transformation of substances in the presence of carbon. This lesson will explore organic chemical reactions dealing with hydrocarbons, including addition, substitution, polymerization, and cracking.
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