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Debotosh..
·2009-07-23 20:28:10
HVZ reaction is only given by aliphatic acids with alpha hydrogen atoms!!!!!
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msp
·2009-07-23 22:03:35
it depends on the stability of the acyl bromide and the stability of the final product of hvz reaction.
Bcos in HVZ reaction we have keto-enol tautomerism so the factors which increases the stability of the keto form so we will get it as a major product
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Debanjana Mukher
·2009-07-25 08:37:39
Okay.Thanks.Cud u pls give the mechanism or tell where i cud get it coz in Morrison Boyd/R.K.Gupta detailed mechanism with keto-enol tautomerism is not given.pls help....
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Debotosh..
·2009-07-25 09:12:08
you refer to s.n.sanyal's or mukul c.ray's books for the detailed mechanism! actually what differentiates the two reactions is the use of traces of phosphorus in the HVZ REACTION!
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Debanjana Mukher
·2009-07-28 11:22:53
yeah,that was given in Morrison Boyd.but,does it depend on relative stability of keto-enol form or amt of phosphorus?ne wez,thanks!
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gordo
·2009-07-28 11:31:50
actually, as the mech. wud suggest, there IS a formation of
R-cO-Br in the process., 99% of the times when he says Br2 and P wid acid he wants u to do HVZ only.
cheers!!