Is there ever rearrangement in grignards similar to friedalcrafts with 3 or more carbons (though grignards is nuc not electrophile)?
Do you have any example of this rearrangementI think of grignard's reagent as a very strong base reaction(nucelophilic).But what follows with the reagent is an acid catalyzed solution. But, if a strong base is with a non acidic solution(ether, or methanol), then rearrangement can occur. That is one of the unique features with grinards, is that it is able to play with a really acidic solution.
http://www2.chemistry.msu.edu/faculty/reusch/VirtTxtJml/rearang2.htmDo you have any example of this rearrangement
Is there ever rearrangement in grignards similar to friedalcrafts with 3 or more carbons (though grignards is nuc not electrophile)?
Ah OK I got confused. ThanksGrignards rarely EVER do any rearrangements......For your purposes......NEVER !!!!! Why ? Grignards do not participate in carbocation mechanisms.....and would likely not rearrange. Friedel Craft reactions involve carbocations many times....and in the case of Friedel Craft alkylations, rearrangements are common.
Hope this helps
Dr. Romano