Alkene Functionalization Map (Additions, Oxidations, Cleavage): Mechanism + Exam Traps
A hub page: from an alkene, do you want an alcohol, halide, diol, epoxide, carbonyls, or alkane?
- Reaction: Alkene Functionalization Map (Additions, Oxidations, Cleavage)
- What it does: A hub page: from an alkene, do you want an alcohol, halide, diol, epoxide, carbonyls, or alkane?
- Typical reagents: BH3·THF; then H2O2, NaOH (example path)
- Key intermediate: Epoxide / oxonium
- Driving force: Formation of more stable bonds / products
- Exam type: Choose reagents
- Exam type: Plan order of operations
- Exam type: Chemoselectivity