To see the essence of Markovnikov’s rule from the influence of electronic effect
Jingjun Liu
Abstract
Jingjun Liu
Abstract
When alkene’s electrophilic addition reaction is judged through the traditional view of Markovnikov’s rule, the asymmetric alkene shoulod contain a hydrogen atom. What is more, the structure of alkene and the composition of reagent are limited, too. Therefore, this method has its limitations. However, when Markovnikov’s rule is seen essentially from the aspect of the influence of electronic effect, the orientation of electrophilic addition reaction of any asymmetric reagent and asymmetric alkene can be explained.
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When alkene’s electrophilic addition reaction is judged through the traditional view of Markovnikov’s rule, the asymmetric alkene shoulod contain a hydrogen atom. What is more, the structure of alkene and the composition of reagent are limited, too. Therefore, this method has its limitations. However, when Markovnikov’s rule is seen essentially from the aspect of the influence of electronic effect, the orientation of electrophilic addition reaction of any asymmetric reagent and asymmetric alkene can be explained.
Key concepts: Markovnikov's rule, Alkene, Electrophile, Reagent, Chemistry, Hydrogen atom, Computational chemistry, Organic chemistry