REARRANGEMENT OF CARBOCATIONS DERIVED FROM ALCOHOLS

Ulug‘bek Xayrullo o‘g‘li Pardayev; Dildora O‘tkirjon qizi Choriqulova; Xurshida Rajabboyovna Kosimova

Authors

Ulug‘bek Xayrullo o‘g‘li Pardayev
Dildora O‘tkirjon qizi Choriqulova
Xurshida Rajabboyovna Kosimova

Keywords:

carbocation, rearrangement, alcohol, major product, hydrogen chloride, hydride shift, alkyl shift, unimolecular elimination, unimolecular substitution.

Abstract

In the intricate realm of organic chemistry, the rearrangement of carbocations stands as a fascinating and pivotal phenomenon, offering profound insights into the dynamic nature of molecular structures. Among the myriad sources from which carbocations can be derived, alcohols emerge as a particularly intriguing starting point. This article delves into the captivating world of rearrangements involving carbocations originating from alcohols, exploring the underlying principles, mechanisms, and the consequential impact on reaction pathways.

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