Inreamxugmieut, exchange and solwlyeis reactions of neutral organic eubstratee proceeding by way of carbouium ions, it is important to dietiuguishbetweeniouiaatiou and dissociation and to consider explicitly the role of different ionic intermediates representing various stages of ioni~atiou-dieaocia
Ion pairs, racemization, chloride exchange and the mass law effect in solvolysis of p-chlorobenzhydryl chloride
β Scribed by S. Winstein; Masaru Hojo; S. Smith
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1960
- Tongue
- French
- Weight
- 437 KB
- Volume
- 1
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0040-4039
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β¦ Synopsis
fn the classic lmestigations of C. K. Ingold and MS coworke~3~, solvolysis of benzbydryl type halides in aqueous acetone was interpreted with the sid of only Olle variety of C8fbOAiMil ion irIteI?x?diate, the ais-8OCi8ted cation, R 83 , at3 in equation (1). In the m-called me8 law effect ROK (canon iota rate depreasion3), chloride ion coazpetes with water for R g", diverting it from bemhydrol (ROH) formation back to covalent benzhydryl chloride (R(X). This fomulation leads to equation (2) for kt, the first $, L -d(R~~ t-k.#. +a:(&] (2) order titrimetric rate constant, a denoting (k2/k3). 1 Research supported by the latimml. Science Foundation. 2 c. K. IngOld, e&s*, 2. mea. &. 979 (1940). _ 3 (a) 8, Winstein, E. Clippinger, A. H. Fainberg and G. C. Robineon, ChemLstry and Induetry 664 (1954); (b) S.
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