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10.7 CARBOXYLIC ACIDS and DERIVATIVES – Acyl/acid chlorides 10.7.1 Introduction to acid chloride/acyl chloride activity Only acid chloride reactions are considered at the moment and the high reactivity of acyl chlorides is towards nucleophilic attack is due to the highly polarised situation of the carbon–oxygen/chlorine bonds i.e.
10.7.3 Acyl chloride esterification by nucleophilic addition–elimination
mechanism 15 – nucleophilic addition–elimination reaction for the esterification of an acyl chloride
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