A reaction of these compounds that proceeds via a metallocyclobutane is catalyzed by a compound named for Grubbs.
These compounds are the reactants of the reaction whose mechanism was determined by Yves Chauvin. A reaction of these compounds that proceeds via a metallocyclobutane is catalyzed by a compound named for Grubbs. Alcohols can be made by the alcoxymercuration-demercuration of these compounds, and the reduction of these compounds is governed by (*) Markovnikov's rules. When these compounds are generated in Hoffman eliminations, the loss of the beta hydrogen occurs at the least substituted carbon, which is contradictory to Zaitsev's rule. The rearrangement of these molecules is called their "metathesis," and they are sometimes called olefins. For 10 points, name these compounds that have carbon-carbon double bonds.
These compounds are the reactants of the reaction whose mechanism was determined by Yves Chauvin.
alkenes [accept olefins until mentioned]