Inversion of Reactivity (umpolung) of Carbonyl Compounds Using Organosulfur Compounds Reagents
Organosulfur compounds have been exploited to reverse the reactivity of carbonyl compounds. The heteroatom produces a reactivity pattern in a carbon skeleton. Its electronegativity, being greater than that of carbon (-I effect) and its ability to stabilize an adjacent positive charge (+M effe...
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Organosulfur compounds have been exploited to reverse the reactivity of carbonyl compounds. The heteroatom produces a reactivity pattern in a carbon skeleton. Its electronegativity, being greater than that of carbon (-I effect) and its ability to stabilize an adjacent positive charge (+M effect) makes the sites susceptible to be attacked by reagents possessing a given “philicity”.
Nucleophiles attacks the odd C atomes ( attack) whereas electrophiles attacks the even C atomes (attack) of the carbonyl compounds. If the reactivity of a carbonyl could be reversed, the acyl carbon would become nucleophilic, and if this transformation can be accomplished, the carbonyl should be regenerated. Seebach termed this process ''umpolung''.
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spelling | doaj.art-7467e4ed6b274f11b57e1909573e97282023-12-03T11:18:27ZaraTishreen Universityمجلة جامعة تشرين للبحوث والدراسات العلمية، سلسلة العلوم الأساسية2079-30572663-42522018-11-01405Inversion of Reactivity (umpolung) of Carbonyl Compounds Using Organosulfur Compounds Reagentsعبد الكريم الحمد Organosulfur compounds have been exploited to reverse the reactivity of carbonyl compounds. The heteroatom produces a reactivity pattern in a carbon skeleton. Its electronegativity, being greater than that of carbon (-I effect) and its ability to stabilize an adjacent positive charge (+M effect) makes the sites susceptible to be attacked by reagents possessing a given “philicity”. Nucleophiles attacks the odd C atomes ( attack) whereas electrophiles attacks the even C atomes (attack) of the carbonyl compounds. If the reactivity of a carbonyl could be reversed, the acyl carbon would become nucleophilic, and if this transformation can be accomplished, the carbonyl should be regenerated. Seebach termed this process ''umpolung''. http://journal.tishreen.edu.sy/index.php/bassnc/article/view/4632 |
spellingShingle | عبد الكريم الحمد Inversion of Reactivity (umpolung) of Carbonyl Compounds Using Organosulfur Compounds Reagents مجلة جامعة تشرين للبحوث والدراسات العلمية، سلسلة العلوم الأساسية |
title | Inversion of Reactivity (umpolung) of Carbonyl Compounds Using Organosulfur Compounds Reagents |
title_full | Inversion of Reactivity (umpolung) of Carbonyl Compounds Using Organosulfur Compounds Reagents |
title_fullStr | Inversion of Reactivity (umpolung) of Carbonyl Compounds Using Organosulfur Compounds Reagents |
title_full_unstemmed | Inversion of Reactivity (umpolung) of Carbonyl Compounds Using Organosulfur Compounds Reagents |
title_short | Inversion of Reactivity (umpolung) of Carbonyl Compounds Using Organosulfur Compounds Reagents |
title_sort | inversion of reactivity umpolung of carbonyl compounds using organosulfur compounds reagents |
url | http://journal.tishreen.edu.sy/index.php/bassnc/article/view/4632 |
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