Acetate Approaches from 180 Behind Leaving Group AcO " OTs S (R
Acetate Approaches from 180o Behind Leaving Group OTs Bz CH3 AcO H Bz CH3 H AcO OTs - - AcO Bz CH3 H (S) (R) OTs
Inversion on a Ring is often more Obvious:Cis--Trans OH OH OH H H CH CH CH, Br cis-1-bromo-3-methylcyclopentane transition state trans-3-methylcyclopentanol
Inversion on a Ring is often more Obvious: Cis Trans
Substrate Reactivity Since the energy of the transition state is significant in determining the rate of the reaction,a primary substrate will react more rapidly than secondary (which is much more rapid than tertiary). R—Br+CI R一CI+Br Rate:~0 500 40,000 2x10 (CH3)3CBr (CH3)3CCH2Br (CH3)2CHBr CH3CH2Br CH3Br tertiary neopenty secondary primary methyl
Substrate Reactivity Since the energy of the transition state is significant in determining the rate of the reaction, a primary substrate will react more rapidly than secondary (which is much more rapid than tertiary). 6 tertiary neopentyl secondary primary methyl Rate: ~0 (CH3 ) 3 CBr C H C H3 Br (CH3) 3CCH2Br (CH3) 2CHBr 3 C H2 Br R Br + Cl R Cl + Br 1 500 40,000 2 x 10
10>20>>30 Bulkiness of Substrate ethyl bromide(1) isopropyl bromide(2) t-butyl bromide(3) attack is easy attack is possible attack is impossible HO:、CH HO:、CH3 C一Br C-Br H H.C H.cC-Br H CH3
1 o > 2o >> 3o Bulkiness of Substrate
Polar,Aprotic Solvents Solvents should be able to "cage"the metal cation CH3SCH:CHCN HCN(CH3)CHCCH DMSO acetonitrile DMF acetone Polar,protic solvents lower energy of nucleophile HOCH3 by solvation CH3OH---Br---HOCH; CH3OH
Polar, Aprotic Solvents by solvation Polar, protic solvents lower energy of nucleophile C H3O H HOCH3 C H3O H Br HOCH3 acetone O C H3 C N C H3 CCH3 DMSO acetonitrile DMF O HCN(CH3 ) 2 O C H3 SCH3 Solvents should be able to "cage" the metal cation