Write down the applications of the followings organometallic compounds with suitable examples. a. Metal-sandwich compounds. b. Metal-carbonyl compounds
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- How would the other substituents on metal would affect the stability of the metal alkylidenes?Briefly give a general explanation about fluxionality and how it differs from isomerization or tautomerization. Also give reason how NMR spectroscopy is helpful in studying the fluxional behaviour of molecule.Explain the following terms, make sure to include chemical structures as examples. a.) Syn-addition b.)Zaitsev product c.)Concerted(relating to hydroborations or SN2 reactions)
- Explain why is the formation of some isomers become more favorable over the others. As an example, why are the products that are para are more favorable than products that are ortho (with regards to para-ortho-meta directors).Outline the mechanism showing both products formed for the reaction of ammonia (2 mole equivalent) with 1-bromobutane (1 mole equivalent).Write the reaction of aldehyde with HCN and the energy diagram of the reaction anf interpet product distribution.
- In an experiment, triphenylmethanol is prepared using the Grignard reaction. Reaction of bromobenzene with magnesium in ether produces phenylmagnesium bromide. This Grignard reagent then reacts with methyl benzoate to produce the corresponding alkoxide. Reaction of the alkoxide with aqueous acid then produces the alcohol. Give a plausible, three dimensional structure for the complex RMgBr-2(C2H5)2O. How do you think the ether molecules are bonded to the Grignard reagent?Match the reagents, materials and parameters to its appropriate description.When these two compounds are subjected to iodination like how vanillin is subjected to iodination, predict the products that could be formed. Need help please.