Predicting Nucleophilic Attack: Mechanisms and Structures

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Description

This lecture covers the prediction of nucleophilic attack sites in complexes, the oxidative addition reactions, and the synthesis of ibuprofen using 'Pd(PPh3)2' as the active catalyst. It also discusses the rationalization of products in various reactions.

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Chemistry

Chemical reactions: Organic reactions

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