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Acyl Chlorides:




1) Functional group?


2) Naming?


3) Numbering?

1) R-COCl.


2) Suffix '-oyl Chloride'.


3) They're always attatched to Carbon-1.

Acyl Chlorides:




1) Polarity of the functional group?


2) Reaction mechanism?

1) It's strongly polar because of the strong electronegativities of the Oxygen and Chlorine atoms.


2) Nucleophilic Addition Elimination.

There are four types of nucleophiles we need to know about:

1) Water.


2) Alcohol.


3) Ammonia.


4) Amines.

Nucleophilic addition elimination reactions: With Water?




– Forms?

Carboxylic Acid + HCl.

Nucleophilic addition elimination reactions: With an alcohol?


– Forms?

An Ester + HCl.

Nucleophilic addition elimination reactions: With ammonia?



– Forms?

An Amide + HCl.

Nucleophilic addition elimination reactions: With amines?



– Forms?

An N-Substituted amide + HCl.