Yeah. He is right!
I know reactions not much. I expect O-Ar bond is a much stronger bond than Br-Ar. How to drive the reaction favorable??
From Org. Chem. textbook, acid can catalyze cleavage C-O bond of ethers.
R-O-R' + excess HX -> RX + R'X +H2O (heat)
However, basicity of the alkoxy group decreased due to pi bonding between O lone-pair and ph. Thus, if it is harder to protonate the alkoxy group to weak the O-Ar. Even, we protonate, then the halide is not as easy to to attack Ph and substitute OR. It is hard for Sn2 Rxn to occur vinyl- and Ph-. It is even hard to give Ph cation (compared to alkyl cation) & ROH!!!
Ph-O-R + HX -> PhOH + RX (in experiment)
If you can convert Ph-OR into Ph-NH2, then you can do Schlemann Rxn to form diazonium. Then you can easily get Ar-X.
Or you can convert Ph-OR into Ph-OTf or PhO2CR, C-O bond should be more easy to be broken.
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原帖由 panda1977 于 2006-6-22 14:29 发表
应该不可能,因为溴和甲氧基相比,溴是较好的离去基团。
也就是说由溴代一步变为甲氧基是可能的。
明白了吧。
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