Electronic effects of ether and hydroxyl groups
John Shorter
Abstract
John Shorter
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction The Hammett Equation Substituent Effects on the Strengths of Carboxylic and Other Acids The Ortho-Effect The Cumulative Effects of Substituents Substituent Effects in Highly Electron-Demanding Reactions Electronic Effect of The Unipole O− The Impact of Modern Experimental and Theoretical Techniques on Substituent Constants Some Further Multiparameter Treatments of Substituent Effects Substituent Constants: Recapitulation and Some Extension References and Notes
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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction The Hammett Equation Substituent Effects on the Strengths of Carboxylic and Other Acids The Ortho-Effect The Cumulative Effects of Substituents Substituent Effects in Highly Electron-Demanding Reactions Electronic Effect of The Unipole O− The Impact of Modern Experimental and Theoretical Techniques on Substituent Constants Some Further Multiparameter Treatments of Substituent Effects Substituent Constants: Recapitulation and Some Extension References and Notes
Key concepts: Substituent, Electronic effect, Chemistry, Ether, Hammett equation, Medicinal chemistry, Group (periodic table), Computational chemistry