In the Blaise reaction, these functional groups interact with a zinc catalyst to form a beta-ketoester.
In the Blaise reaction, these functional groups interact with a zinc catalyst to form a beta-ketoester. They react with arenes to form aryl ketones in the Houben-Hoesch reaction. A namesake salt is formed from the interaction between these functional groups and alcohols in the Pinner Reaction. One method for synthesizing this functional group involves using aryl halides to react with a copper salt; that reaction is the Rosenmund-von Braun Reaction. Copper salts can also react with diazonium compounds to form these functional groups in the Sandmeyer Reaction. An SN2 reaction sees the alkyl variety of this functional group formed from the corresponding halide in the Kolbe Synthesis. They are known as cyanides in inorganic compounds. For 10 points, name this functional group that is characterized by a carbon nitrogen triple bond.
In the Blaise reaction, these functional groups interact with a zinc catalyst to form a beta-ketoester.
nitriles [accept cyanides before read]