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== | == NItro Compound Formation (Matt Lieberman) == | ||
[[File: | The sulfuric acid protonates the hydroxyl group on the nitric acid, which leaves as water. The remaining molecule is an unstable positively charged nitrogen double-bonded to two oxygens. One of the carbon atoms in the benzene ring attacks this compound at the nitrogen, giving both oxygens partial-negative charges and making the overall charge of the nitro group more stable. However, this leaves a positive charge in the pi system of the benzene ring which is compensated for by loss of a proton at the ipso carbon. [[File:Nitro Compound Formation.png|800px]] | ||
== | == Nitro Compound Synthesis - Klarie Li == | ||
[[File: | [[File:Nitro_Compound_Synthesis.png|400px]] | ||
== | == Nitration of Furan (Kaia Clarke) == | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:03, 11 May 2019
NItro Compound Formation (Matt Lieberman)
The sulfuric acid protonates the hydroxyl group on the nitric acid, which leaves as water. The remaining molecule is an unstable positively charged nitrogen double-bonded to two oxygens. One of the carbon atoms in the benzene ring attacks this compound at the nitrogen, giving both oxygens partial-negative charges and making the overall charge of the nitro group more stable. However, this leaves a positive charge in the pi system of the benzene ring which is compensated for by loss of a proton at the ipso carbon. 
Nitro Compound Synthesis - Klarie Li
Nitration of Furan (Kaia Clarke)
