- 3°>2°>1°>methyl), as well as
generating a
halogen anion. A
simple example of a
hydrochlorination is that of
indene with
hydrogen chloride gas (no solvent): Alkynes...
- from propylene. Two
general approaches are emplo****, one
involving hydrochlorination and the
other involving oxidation. In 2005,
about half of the world...
-
synthesized by
pyrolysis of beta-pinene,
which also
affords myrcene.
Hydrochlorination of
myrcene gives a
series of
isomeric chlorides.
Citral Citronellol...
-
Historical uses of
hydrogen chloride in the 20th
century include hydrochlorinations of
alkynes in
producing the
chlorinated monomers chloroprene and vinyl...
- by
reacting ethanol and zinc chloride.
Chloroethane is
produced by
hydrochlorination of ethylene: C2H4 + HCl → C2H5Cl At
various times in the past, chloroethane...
- drug and a
synthetic intermediate. The
compound is
produced by the
hydrochlorination of
acrylic acid. In
aqueous solution, it has a pKa
value of 4.08....
-
predominantly anti
addition (>15:1 anti:syn for the
example shown) of the
hydrochlorination product and the
termolecular rate law, Rate = k[alkyne] [HCl]2. In...
- to
prepare halocarbons. For example,
chloroethane is
produced by
hydrochlorination of ethylene: C2H4 + HCl → CH3CH2Cl
Pseudohalogen Hypohalous acid group...
- β-pinene is a
source of β-p****andrene. α-P****andrene
undergoes hydrochlorination to give p****andrene
hydrochloride (a
cyclohexenyl chloride). Base...
-
range of applications. For example, it is used as a
catalyst for the
hydrochlorination of acetylene, or the
oxidation of sulfides. PubChem. "Sodium tetrachloroaurate"...
