- In chemistry, an
alkoxide is the
conjugate base of an
alcohol and
therefore consists of an
organic group bonded to a
negatively charged oxygen atom. They...
- A
transition metal alkoxide complex is a kind of
coordination complex containing one or more
alkoxide ligands,
written as RO−,
where R is the
organic substituent...
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Silicon alkoxides are a
group of
alkoxides,
chemical compounds of
silicon and an alcohol, with the
formula Si(OR)4.
Silicon alkoxides are
important precursors...
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produced from epoxides.
Nucleophilic displacement of
alkyl halides by
alkoxides R–ONa + R′–X → R–O–R′ + NaX This reaction, the
Williamson ether synthesis...
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deprotonated alcohol (
alkoxide). This
reaction was
developed by
Alexander Williamson in 1850.
Typically it
involves the
reaction of an
alkoxide ion with a primary...
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structure is more
complex than
suggested by its
empirical formula. Like
other alkoxides of titanium(IV) and zirconium(IV), it
finds used in
organic synthesis...
- an
anhydrous base to give an ester.
Catalysts are
aluminium alkoxides or
sodium alkoxides.
Benzaldehyde reacts with
sodium benzyloxide (generated from...
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attack another carbonyl. In the
final step of the reaction, the acid and
alkoxide ions
formed exchange a proton. In the
presence of a very high concentration...
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corresponding metal-hydride-alkene. β-Hydride
elimination can also
occur for many
alkoxide complexes as well. The main
requirements are that the
alkyl group possess...
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charged hydrogen ion (proton), much more
readily than
alcohols do (into an
alkoxide ion and a proton),
because the
carboxylate ion is
stabilized by resonance...
