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The Addition Reaction Mechanism involves the general characteristics of unsaturated bonds, such as carbon-carbon double bonds, which are the basis for addition reactions; Types of addition reactions, like electrophilic and nucleophilic addition, reveal the mechanisms of different reaction types; and Reaction conditions, including catalyst use and temperature, significantly impact reaction rates and product selectivity.
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Addition reaction mechanism
Definition
Type of chemical reaction
Involves adding atoms or groups to a molecule
Contrast with elimination reactions
Involves removing atoms or groups from a molecule
General characteristics
Occur in unsaturated compounds
Contain multiple bonds (double or triple bonds)
Result in saturation
Increase in the number of single bonds
Types of addition reactions
Electrophilic addition
Electrophile attacks the double bond
Forms a carbocation intermediate
Common in alkenes
Example: addition of HBr to ethene
Nucleophilic addition
Nucleophile attacks the double bond
Forms a carbanion intermediate
Common in carbonyl compounds
Example: addition of HCN to formaldehyde
Radical addition
Radical species attacks the double bond
Forms a radical intermediate
Requires initiation by heat or light
Example: addition of HBr to alkenes under radical conditions
Reaction conditions
Catalysts
Influence reaction rate and selectivity
Acidic or basic conditions
Temperature
Affects the rate of reaction
Higher temperature generally increases rate
Solvents
Polar or nonpolar solvents can influence reaction mechanism
Solvation effects on intermediates and transition states
Stereochemistry
Regioselectivity
Orientation of the addition
Markovnikov's rule for electrophilic addition
Stereoselectivity
Formation of specific stereoisomers
Syn or anti addition
Mechanistic steps
Initiation
Formation of reactive species
For radical reactions, this involves homolysis of a bond
Propagation
Chaincarrying steps
Reactive species reacts with substrate
Termination
Chainending steps
Reactive species combine or react with inhibitors
Industrial applications
Polymer synthesis
Formation of plastics and synthetic fibers
Addition polymerization of alkenes
Functional group interconversion
Transformation of functional groups
Addition of hydrogen to convert alkenes to alkanes
Examples
Hydrogenation
Addition of hydrogen across a double bond
Uses a metal catalyst like Pt or Pd
Halogenation
Addition of halogen atoms to a double bond
Forms dihalides
Hydration
Addition of water across a double bond
Acidcatalyzed or basecatalyzed
Hydrohalogenation
Addition of hydrogen halide to a double bond
Forms alkyl halides
Kinetics
Ratedetermining step
Slowest step in the reaction mechanism
Determines the overall rate of the reaction
Order of reaction
Dependence on concentration of reactants
Can be firstorder, secondorder, etc.
Thermodynamics
Enthalpy change (ΔH)
Heat released or absorbed during the reaction
Exothermic or endothermic
Entropy change (ΔS)
Disorder of the system
Can influence the spontaneity of the reaction
Gibbs free energy change (ΔG)
Overall energy change
Determines the equilibrium position