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    !"# %&'() *+,-. /0'1)+- &-2 30) 4"0(-2) !"# 5(063 &-2 !"# !,-7&- '(6(8("9 (8(-0-. 0- !"# /0'1)+-:) ;20-

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    H( =08(2#

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    IHJKL M(76,"( ENA76+

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    H&=+&=P&-()

    C

    Haloalkanes, or alkyl halides, are alkanes containing a halogen atom

    bonded to an sp3hybridized carbon atom.

    Alkyl halides are classified as primary (1), secondary (2), or tertiary

    (3), depending on the number of carbons bonded to the carbon withthe halogen atom.

    The halogen atom is often represented generically as X.

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    A63(" +".&-07 3&=02()

    T

    O- &==9= U+" &==9=07V 3&=02( 7+-6&0-) & 3&=+.(-

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    A".&-07 3&=02() Y -+'(-7=&6,"(

    G

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    A".&-07 3&=02() Y -+'(-7=&6,"(

    F

    Br

    2-Bromo-4-methyl-pentane

    12

    34

    5

    4-Bromo-cyclohexene

    1

    23 4

    5

    6

    trans-2-Chloro-cyclohexanol

    Br l

    O

    Z[\OI -&'()#

    /+'( )0'1=( +".&-07 3&=02() 3&8( 7+''+- -&'()#

    r

    l

    l

    2-Bromobutane

    (sec

    -Butyl bromide)

    Chloroethene

    (Vinyl chloride)

    3-Chloropropene

    (Allyl chloride)

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    A".&-07 3&=02() Y -+'(-7=&6,"(

    N

    /+'( 1+=93&=+&=P&-() &"( 0-2,)6"0&= +" =&

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    A".&-07 3&=02()

    EK

    \+=96(6"&],+"+(639=(-( U\^_;V 0) & )9-63(?7 ],+"+1+=9'(" +4 6(6"&],+"+(639=(-(#

    !,\+-6D 63( 0-8(-6+"D )(==) \^_; ,-2(" 63( 6"&2(-&'( ^(]+-#

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    A".&-07 3&=02()

    EE

    \("],+"++76&-+07 &702 U\_AOV 0) & )9-63(?7 1("],+"0-&6(2 7&"

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    A".&-07 3&=02()

    EJ

    !0(639= (63(" U&&) c")6 2('+-)6"&6(2 &) &- &-()63(?7 0- 63( ;63(" !+'( &6

    d&))&73,)(e) f(-("&= H+)106&=# ;63(" >&) -07P-&'(2 63( g*&-P(( !+2.(h &)

    ',73 '+"( (@(7?8( 63&- '()'("0)'D +" 391-+)0)D &6 ("( )9-63()0R(2

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    A".&-07 3&=02()

    EL

    EN_ 3&) & )10- +4 i &-2 7+'1"0)() EKKj +4 -&6,"&==9 +77,""0-. ],+"0-(# A63("

    3&=+.(- 0)+6+1() 7&1&

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    \"+1("?() +4 3&=+&=P&-() m 201+=( '+'(-6

    EC

    H

    C X

    H

    H

    !+ !-

    H

    C X

    H

    H

    n3(- 6>+ 1&"?&= +11+)06( 73&".() &"( )(1&"&6(2D & 201+=( '+'(-6 o &"0)()#

    ^3( '&.-06,2( +4 o 0-7"(&)() &) 63( 1&"?&= 73&".( 0-7"(&)() &-2 &) 63( 20)6&-7(

    ((- 63(' 0-7"(&)()#

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    \"+1("?() +4 3&=+&=P&-() m 201+=( '+'(-6

    EQ

    H

    C X

    H

    H

    !+ !-

    H

    C X

    H

    H

    Z- & 7&"

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    \"+1("?() +4 3&=+&=P&-()

    EF

    U&V 0) & 5(()+' 4+"7( ((- 6>+ '+=(7,=() >063 1("'&-(-6 201+=()#

    U

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    \"+1("?() +4 3&=+&=P&-()

    EN

    ^>+ (=(76"+- 7=+,2)D (063(" &- &6+' +" ."+,1 +4 &6+')D >0== &e"&76 +-( &-+63(" &6 &

    20)6&-7( 2,( 6+ 63( 8&- 2(" n&&=) 4+"7()# O6 )+'( 1+0-6D 63( (=(76"+- 7=+,2) >0==

    +8("=&1 &-2

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    \"+1("?() +4 3&=+&=P&-()

    JK

    I+8&=(-6 7=+)( 6>+ -+-Y

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    Boiling Points

    The size of Br and CH3about the same but bromo compounds boil

    higher due to greater polarizability; more dispersion forces.

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    Boiling Points

    Branching in an alkane decreases the boiling point. Likewise for

    haloalkanes.

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    Boiling Points

    Fluoroalkanes and alkanes of same MW have about the same BP. In

    both cases the electrons are tightly held, not very polarizable.

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    \"+1("?() +4 3&=+&=P&-() Y 1+=&"0R&3073 63( (=(76"+- 2(-)069 &

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    Scheme 1.Development of Ezetimibe (SCH58235) by optimization of the lead

    SCH48461.[12,13] As part of the optimization, two metabolically labile sites are blocked by flu-orine substituents.

    Z-7+"1+"&?+- +4 & ],+"0-( &6+' 7&-

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    \"+1("?() +4 3&=+&=P&-() m ],+"0-&6(2 2",.)

    d(6&

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    \"+1("?() +4 3&=+&=P&-() m 2(-)0?()

    JG

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    \"+1("?() +4 3&=+&=P&-()

    LK

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    \"+1("?() +4 3&=+&=P&-() m

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    \"(1&"&?+- +4 3&=+&=P&-() m 3&=+.(-&?+- +4 &=P&-()

    LJ

    C H

    H3C

    H3C

    H3C

    C H

    H3C

    H3C

    H3C

    C H

    H3

    C

    H3C

    H3C

    C H

    H3C

    H3C

    H3C

    F2

    Cl2

    Br2

    I2

    +

    +

    +

    +

    C Cl

    H3C

    H3C

    H3C

    C Br

    H3C

    H3C

    H3C

    C H

    H3C

    H3C

    H3C I2+

    HCl+

    HBr+