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Scheme 11.7. Alkylation of Carbanions by the S RN 1 Reaction            1049

           1 a           CH 3                                 CH 3  CH 3                 SECTION 11.6
                                    –
             O N         CCl  + (CH 3 ) 2 CNO 2   O N        C    C  NO 2               S RN 1 Substitution
               2
                                                   2
                                                                                            Processes
                         CH 3                                 CH 3  CH 3
                                                                    95%
           2 b           CH 3                                    CH 3
                                  – CH(CO C H )
             O N         C  NO 2  +     2 2 5 2       O N        C  CH(CO C H )
               2
                                                                         2 2 5 2
                                                       2
                         CH 3                                    CH 3       95%
           3 c     NO 2        -                 NO 2
                        +  (CH ) CNO 2
                             3 2
                   NO 2                          CNO 2
                                              CH 3  CH 3  85%
           4 d                                        NO 2
                                   -
             (CH ) CCO C H  + (CH ) CNO 2        (CH ) CCH(CH )
                      2 2 5
                3 2
                                 3 2
                                                   3 2
                                                            3 2
                  NO 2                               CO C H    95%
                                                        2 2 5
           5 e           CH 3                                  CH 3
                                      -      HMPA
             NC          C  NO 2  +  CH CHNO 2     NC          C   CHNO 2
                                     3
                         CH 3                                  CH CH 3    94%
                                                                 3
           6 f        CH 3                                CH 3
             (CH ) CCH C  NO 2  +  – CH NO 2     (CH ) CCH C  CHNO 2
                      2
                3 3
                                                         2
                                                    3 3
                                   2
                      CH 3                                CH 3      60%
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             initiation       X +   e –   hv      –.   X              .  +  X –
             propagation
                             .  +  Nu –        –.   Nu


                                                             Nu    +    –.  X
                         –.   Nu  +        X

          The reactions can also be initiated by a strong chemical reductant or electrochem-
          ically. 215  There are several lines of evidence that support the operation of a chain

          215
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