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What is the meaning of n-Pr and i-Pr? - Chemistry Stack Exchange Apologies in advance, I have a background in physics, so this question might seem awfully simple Anyway, I am interested in the chiral spin selectivity effect in organic molecules, and have read a
What is the formally correct notation of t-Bu, i-Pr, p-NO2, n-Bu, a-HCl . . . isopropyl: iPr isobutyl: iBu sec -butyl: s -Bu tert -butyl: t -Bu However, the recommends different abbreviations: isopropyl: i -Pr isobutyl: i -Bu sec -butyl: sec -Bu tert -butyl: t -Bu Furthermore, authors may create their own abbreviations, but any abbreviations not included in the recommendations shall be defined clearly when they are used
Is the i prefix for iso- italicised? - Chemistry Stack Exchange See in particular Table II on page 406, which gives the following forms: iPr, iBu, s -Bu, and t -Bu (which is in line with the Blue Book) It says that if you choose these abbreviations, then explicitly defining them is unnecessary
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organic chemistry - Newman projections: how to tell which groups are . . . Well, I think your book is wrong Read the extract: tert tert tert I guess what you're looking for are A-values The higher the A-value, the more "bulky" the group is considered So, the $\ce {-SH}$, $\ce {-Cl}$ and $\ce {-Br}$ groups seem to be less hindering than the $\ce {-iPr}$ group References: A-value, Wikipedia
organic chemistry - Chelation-controlled aldol: why is the α . . . In your second TS, you can have the nucleophile attack from below, no? And that would give the syn aldol product, but still via a chair TS [I saw the TS with the iPr group, but he repeated it with a different substrate lacking the iPr group (the one I drew above), and the result was similar ]
organic chemistry - Relationship between thermodynamics and steric . . . I am investigating reactions with alkyl-substituted amines ($\ce {R} = \ce {Me}, \ce {Et}, \ce {^iPr}, \ce {^tBu}$) and a second reagent, in which product Z is formed $\Delta G$ for all of these transformations is negative
Monobromination vs. Dibromination - Chemistry Stack Exchange My professor noted that bromination with light and methylene chloride gives you exclusively the monobromination product However, bromination without light will give you the multi-brominated prod