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                    | Smith M.B., March J. — March's Advanced Organic Chemistry: Reactions, Mechanisms, and Structure |  
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                    | | Sulfonium salts reaction with base      1420 Sulfonyl anions      574—575
 Sulfonyl chlorides aryl, from aromatic compounds      703
 Sulfonyl chlorides aryl, from aryl diazonium salts      937
 Sulfonyl chlorides by the Reed reaction      924
 Sulfonyl chlorides from hydrocarbons      924
 Sulfonyl chlorides hydrolysis of      575
 Sulfonyl chlorides reaction with alcohols      576
 Sulfonyl chlorides reaction with amides      576
 Sulfonyl chlorides reaction with amines      577
 Sulfonyl chlorides reaction with ammonia      576
 Sulfonyl chlorides reaction with aromatic compounds      704
 Sulfonyl chlorides reactions with Grignard reagents      577—578
 Sulfonyl chlorides reduction with zinc      577
 Sulfonyl fluorides, reaction with aromatic compounds      704
 Sulfonyl halides      see “Halides sulfonyl”
 Sulfonyl hydrazides, reaction with halogenation agents      577
 Sulfonyl sulfur, nucleophilic strength      575
 Sulfonylation, of aromatic compounds      704
 Sulfonylhydrazides, acyl, reduction to aldehydes      534
 Sulfoxides alkene, and Mislow — Evans rearrangement      1455
 Sulfoxides alkene, thermolysis      1455
 Sulfoxides and the Pummerer rearrangement      1566
 Sulfoxides bonding      45
 Sulfoxides by the Knoevenagel condensation      1688
 Sulfoxides diaryl, as side products      704
 Sulfoxides elimination with base      1336
 Sulfoxides from aldehydes      1688
 Sulfoxides from alkenes with
  and RSH      1688 Sulfoxides from aromatic compounds      1688
 Sulfoxides from esters      1688
 Sulfoxides from Grignard reagents      1688
 Sulfoxides from ketones      1688
 Sulfoxides from methysulfinyl anion      1688
 Sulfoxides from organometallic compounds      1688
 Sulfoxides from sulfinic esters      1688
 Sulfoxides from sulfoxides      1688
 Sulfoxides from thioethers      1688
 Sulfoxides from thiols      1541
 Sulfoxides from thionyl chloride      1688
 Sulfoxides from unsaturated sulfoxides      1688
 Sulfoxides indirectly from sulfones      1688
 Sulfoxides pyrolysis of      1336
 Sulfoxides reaction with acetic anhydride      1566
 Sulfoxides reduction of      1557
 Sulfoxides reduction with
  1557 Sulfoximine-titanium reagents      1240
 Sulfur and aromatization      1511
 Sulfur and ring closing reaction      704
 Sulfur dichloride, reaction with aromatic compounds      703
 Sulfur dioxide as a solvent      396 450
 Sulfur dioxide extrusion from cyclic sulfones      1354—1355
 Sulfur dioxide reaction with aryl diazonium salts      937
 Sulfur dioxide reaction with hydrocarbons and chlorine      924
 Sulfur dioxide solvent for oxidative cleavage of ketones      1522
 Sulfur hexafluoride and valence electrons      13
 Sulfur nucleophiles reaction with aryl halides      863
 Sulfur reaction with diazoalkanes      1248
 Sulfur reaction with Grignard reagents      797
 Sulfur stabilization of carbanions      231
 Sulfur trioxide and aromatic sulfonation      702
 Sulfur trioxide and DMSO for oxidation of alcohols      1516
 Sulfur trioxide reaction with alcohols      493
 Sulfur trioxide reaction with trihalomethanes      464
 Sulfur ylids      see “Ylids sulfur”
 Sulfuric acid anhydrides      494
 Sulfuric acid cleavage of ethers      465
 Sulfuric acid reaction with aromatic compounds      702
 Sulfuric acid reaction with aryl aldehydes      732
 Sulfuric acid reaction with aryl sulfonic acids      734—735
 Sulfuric acid valence electrons      12
 Sulfurization, of aromatic compounds, the Herz reaction      704
 Sulfuryl chloride, reaction with Grignard reagents      797
 Super acids      219 328
 Super acids and carbocation stability      219
 Super acids and cleavage of hydrocarbons      814
 Super acids and electrocyclic rearrangements      1435
 Super acids and H-D exchange      770
 Super acids reaction with hydrocarbons      787
 Super-aromaticiry      66
 Supercritical
  and Diels — Alder reactions      1066 Supercritical
  as a solvent      454 Superimposability and chirality      125
 Suprafacial addition, in Diels — Alder reactions      1072
 Suprafacial migration, [1,5]-H sigmatropic rearrangement      1437
 Suprafacial process      1342
 Suzuki coupling      868
 Suzuki-type coupling      938
 Swain — Scott equation      444
 Swain — Scott equation and Marcus theory      444
 Swern oxidation      1516
 Symmetry, planes and optical activity      127—128
 Symmetry-forbidden transitions      209
 Symproportionation and addition of alkanes to alkenes      1017
 Syn nomenclature      147
 Syn-anti dichotomy, in the E2 reaction      1304
 Syn-periplanar conformation      169
 Syn/anti diastereomers, in the aldol reaction      1221
 Synclinal conformation      169
 Syndones and aromaticity      70
 Synthesis acetoacetic ester      549
 Synthesis and chiral auxiliaries      149
 Synthesis and Cram’s rale      147—148
 Synthesis and the Felkin — Ahn model      148
 Synthesis and the Wittig reaction      1236
 Synthesis Arndt — Eistert      1405—1407
 Synthesis asymmetric and enantiomeric composition      143
 Synthesis asymmetric and the chiral pool      147
 Synthesis asymmetric, general principles      147—150
 Synthesis chiral catalysts and solvents      150
 Synthesis cyanoacetic      549
 Synthesis double asymmetric      150
 Synthesis double-asymmetric and hydroboration      1015
 Synthesis Fisher indole      1452—1453
 Synthesis malonic ester      549
 Synthesis of peptides      509
 Synthesis Sorensen method      549
 Synthesis stereoselective      147—150 166—167
 Synthesis stereospecific      166—167
 Synthetic reactions by tetrahedral mechanism      442
 Synthetic reactions nucleophilic substitution      440—441
 Synthon, definition      556
 Synthon, definition 2’’ rule      145
 Synthon, definition T states      see “Triplet states”
 t-Butoxide, potassium      232
 t-Butyl radical      1390
 t-Butylamides, hydrolysis      476
 t-Butylbenzene, nitration, and the ortho/para ratio      686
 t-Butylbenzoic acids, acid strength      346
 t-Butylbutyl radical      244
 t-Butylhydroperoxide, in Sharpless epoxidation      1053
 t-Butyllithium      234
 t-Butyllithium mixed aggregates      237
 t-Butylpyridines, base strength      347
 t-Butylthionitrate. reaction with ketones      780
 t-Pentyl cation      1380
 Tamao — Fleming oxidation      482
 Tandem vicinal difunctionalization      1028
 Tartaric acid and diastereomers      145
 Tartaric acid and mechanical separation      153
 Tartrate and Sharpless asymmetric epoxidation      1053
 Tautomerism      73—77
 Tautomerism and aliphatic nitro compounds      76
 Tautomerism and hydropyridines      76
 Tautomerism and isotope effects      298
 Tautomerism and pyridine thiols      76
 Tautomerism and pyridones      76
 Tautomerism and the
  reaction      763 Tautomerism azo compounds to hydrazones      778
 Tautomerism enamine-imine      1000
 
 | Tautomerism enol content of carbonyl compounds      74 Tautomerism imine-enamine      77 1000
 Tautomerism in sugars      77
 Tautomerism keto-enol      73—75 773—775 976
 Tautomerism keto-enol and decarboxylation of glycidic acids      809
 Tautomerism keto-enol and enolate anions      775
 Tautomerism keto-enol and equilibration      774
 Tautomerism keto-enol and hydration of allenes      996
 Tautomerism keto-enol and isomerization      774
 Tautomerism keto-enol and labeling      775
 Tautomerism keto-enol and racemi/ation      774
 Tautomerism keto-enol, catalysis by acids and bases      774
 Tautomerism nitroso-oxime      76
 Tautomerism oxime-nitroso      1463
 Tautomerism phenol-keto      75—76
 Tautomerism proton-shift      75—77
 Tautomerism ring chain      77
 Tautomerism valence      77
 Tautomerism valence and 1,2,3-tri-t-burylcyclobutadiene      1449
 Tautomerism valence and Cope rearrangement      1447
 Tautomerization      see “Tautomerism”
 Tautomers, of bullvalene      1448
 TEBA and oxidative cleavage of aryl nitriles      1530
 Tebbe alkenylation      1237—1238
 Tebbe’s reagent      1238
 Telomers from radical addition to alkenes      978
 Temperature and bond rotation      295
 Temperature and entropy      278
 Templates, chiral, and conjugate additions      1029
 TEMPO-NCS and oxidation of alcohols      1515
 Termolecular addition, with alkenes      972
 Terpenes and Wagner — Meerwein rearrangements      1393
 Terpinene, reaction with oxygen      1055
 Tervalent atoms, and chiraliry      129
 Test Baeyer, for alkenes      1049
 Test for alkyl haUdes      494
 Test for amines, Hinsberg test      576
 Test from primary amines      506
 tet and Baldwin’s rales      283—284
 Tetra-t-butyltetrahedrane      1354
 Tetracarbonylferrate disodium, and the Tishchenko reaction      1566
 Tetracarbonylferrate reaction with alkyl halides      562
 Tetracarbonylferrate reaction with carbon monoxide      563
 Tetracarbonylferrate reaction with halogen      565
 Tetracarbonylferrate reagents for alkylation of      563
 Tetracyclohexanes      182—183
 Tetraesteranes      183
 Tetraglyme and the Chapman rearrangement      1464
 Tetrahedral mechanism      424—428 434
 Tetrahedral mechanism and ester hydrolysis      425
 Tetrahedral mechanism and nucleophilic addition to carbonyls      1173
 Tetrahedral mechanism and SET      424
 Tetrahedral mechanism and stereoelectronic control      427
 Tetrahedral mechanism and stereoelectronic effects      427
 Tetrahedral mechanism and substitution at vinyl carbon      428
 Tetrahedral mechanism catalysis      427
 Tetrahedral mechanism kinetics      425
 Tetrahedral mechanism reaction of Grignard reagents and acyl halides      567
 Tetrahedral mechanism synthetic reactions      442
 Tetrahedranes      182—183
 Tetrahydrofuran cleavage      490
 Tetrahydrofuran conformation      178
 Tetrahydrofuran derivatives for alcohols      919
 Tetrahydrothiophene S-oxide, conformation      178
 Tetrakis-triphenylphosphinopalladium      496 (see “Palladium catalysts”)
 Tetramethylbutane, formal steric enthalpy      190
 Tetramethylcyclodecenes      1304
 Tetramethylcyclooctatetraene dication and aromaticity      54
 Tetramethylthiourea, reaction with alcohols and alkyl halides      496
 Tetramethyltin, reaction with aryl diazoniura salts      937
 Tetrapropylammonium perruthenate      see “TPAP”
 TH-2-norbornylcarbinol      1422
 TH-sec-butylborohydride, reduction of aldehydes andketones      1198
 Thallium (III) acetate, and reaction of amines with alkenes      1056
 Thermochemistry of 3-sulfolene      1066
 Thermochemistry of acylazides      1412
 Thermochemistry of alkene sulfoxides      1455
 Thermochemistry of alkoxides      811
 Thermochemistry of alkylbaranes      1409
 Thermochemistry of amine oxides      1420
 Thermochemistry of aryl diazonium tetrafluoroborates      875
 Thermochemistry of aziridines      1061
 Thermochemistry of bicyclic ketones      1347
 Thermochemistry of carboxylic acids      808 1327
 Thermochemistry of diazo ketones      1250
 Thermochemistry of episulfones      1248
 Thermochemistry of imino esters      1464
 Thermodynamic acidity      228
 Thermodynamic stability and the Wittig reaction      1235
 Thermodynamics and reactions      277—278
 Thermodynamics kinetic vs. thermodynamic control      284—285
 Thexylborane      1012
 THF, complex with borane      1014
 Thiazoles, conversion to aldehydes      559
 Thiazolium salts, catalysts for the benzoin condensation      1243
 Thiiranes, from alkenes      1054
 Thiiranium ions, and amino sulfenylation      1058
 Thio esters from aromatic compounds      722
 Thio esters reduction to thioethers      1550
 Thio — Claisen rearrangement      1452
 Thioacetals, hydrolysis      467
 Thioacids from acyl halides      497
 Thioacids reagents for preparation      498
 Thioaldehydes conversion to thioamides      925
 Thioaldehydes from aldehydes      1184
 Thioalkyl ketones, from ketones      783
 Thioalkylation, of phenols      722
 Thioamides and cis/trans isomers      158—159
 Thioamides from amides      1184
 Thioamides from amines      1688
 Thioamides from ammonia      1688
 Thioamides from aromatic compounds      719 1688
 Thioamides from isothiocyanates      1218 1688
 Thioamides from ketones      1688
 Thioamides from thioaldehydes      925
 Thioamides from thioaldehydes generated in situ      1688
 Thiobenzophenone, reaction with phenyllithium      1172
 Thiocarbamates from alcohols      1688
 Thiocarbamates from hydrolysis of thiocyanates      1688
 Thiocarbamates from isothiocyanates      1183 1688
 Thiocarbamates from thiocyanates      1179
 Thiocarbonates, hydrogenolysis of      527
 Thiocarbonyl ylids, as 1,3-dipoles      1061
 Thiocyanates by Katritzky pyrylium-pyridinium method      499
 Thiocyanates from acyl peroxides      1689
 Thiocyanates from alkenes      1689
 Thiocyanates from alkyl halides      499 1688
 Thiocyanates from amines      499
 Thiocyanates from aryl halides      1688
 Thiocyanates from diazonium salts      1689
 Thiocyanates hydrolysis of      1179
 Thiocyanates reaction with alkyl halides      499
 Thiocyanates reaction with aromatic compounds      722
 Thiocyanates reaction with epoxides and eerie ammonium nitrate      1248
 Thioesters and HSAB theory      341
 Thioesters from acyl halides      497
 Thioesters from alkyl halides      565
 Thioesters from esters      1184
 Thioesters reduction      533
 Thioesters reduction to thioethers      1550
 Thioethers and the Zinin reduction      1553
 Thioethers aryl, from aromatic compounds      703
 Thioethers aryl, from aryl diazonium salts      874
 Thioethers aryl, from aryl halides      863
 Thioethers by the heteroatom Diels Alder reaction      1689
 Thioethers by the Stevens rearrangement      1689
 Thioethers cleavage with lithium naphthalenide      941
 Thioethers from alcohols      496
 Thioethers from alkenes      998 1689
 Thioethers from alkyl halides      494 496 1689
 
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