Lesson 16 of 18 • 13 upvotes • 11:43mins
This lesson covers Beckmann's rearrangement, through which oximes are converted to secondary amides. This lesson also covers the synthesis of primary amines from the Beckmann's rearrangement product.
18 lessons • 2h 47m
Gabriel Phthalimide Synthesis - 1
4:11mins
Gabriel Phthalimide Synthesis - 2
11:42mins
Questions for Practice
8:14mins
Carbylamine Test
6:39mins
Questions on Carbylamine Test - 1
10:58mins
Questions on Carbylamine Test - 2
7:18mins
Hoffmann's Bromamide Reaction
7:44mins
Hoffman's Bromamide Reaction: Detailed Mechanism
12:24mins
Hoffmann's Bromamide Reaction: Questions
12:08mins
Schmidt Reaction: Primary Amine Synthesis
7:24mins
Schmidt Reaction: Detailed Reaction Mechanism
7:48mins
Curtious Reaction: Detailed Mechanism-Acidic Medium
10:53mins
Curtious Reaction: Basic medium reaction mechanism
7:18mins
Lossen's Reaction: Detailed Mechanism-Acidic Medium
12:06mins
Lossen's Reaction: Detailed Mechanism-Basic Medium
11:18mins
Beckmann's Rearrangement
11:43mins
Beckmann's Rearrangement Questions with Shortcut
9:28mins
SNAE Reaction Mechanism
8:01mins