Extension of the e.t. mechanism of aromatic nitration to the formation of Grignard reagents of RX (R = alkyl, aryl, cyclopropyl, vinyl). The ion pair collapse versus radical pair collapse hypothesis
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Abstract
The ion pair collapse versus radical pair collapse hypothesis is proposed for the Grignard reagent formation as an extension of the e.t. mechanism of aromatic nitration. Such a scheme, never examined before for the Grignard reaction, could explain the evolution of the ‘free radical character’ depending on experimental conditions and the nature of the substrate.