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Also why not the other?
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Phenol formation through biotransformation , involving Cytochrome P450E1, although the hydroxyl radical hydroxyaltes benzene to yield phenol. But, the hydroxyl radical derives from hydrogen peroxide. Pheno formation can only then occur, through hydroxyl radical-mediated formation, involving addition of a hydroxyl radical to the benzene ring. Perhaps this is 2 or even 3 steps?
Benzene + a hydroxyl radical = phenol.
There is an alternative mechanism which involes a two step process, in which benzene oxide is the first product, which can reaarrange non-enzymatically to form phenol, it is known as the Benzene oxide-oxepin system.
Benzene + a hydroxyl radical = phenol.
There is an alternative mechanism which involes a two step process, in which benzene oxide is the first product, which can reaarrange non-enzymatically to form phenol, it is known as the Benzene oxide-oxepin system.
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(Original post by Science99999)
Phenol formation through biotransformation , involving Cytochrome P450E1, although the hydroxyl radical hydroxyaltes benzene to yield phenol.
Benzene + a hydroxyl radical = phenol.
There is an alternative mechanism which involes a two step process, in which benzene oxide is the first product, which can reaarrange non-enzymatically to form phenol, it is known as the Benzene oxide-oxepin system.
Phenol formation through biotransformation , involving Cytochrome P450E1, although the hydroxyl radical hydroxyaltes benzene to yield phenol.
Benzene + a hydroxyl radical = phenol.
There is an alternative mechanism which involes a two step process, in which benzene oxide is the first product, which can reaarrange non-enzymatically to form phenol, it is known as the Benzene oxide-oxepin system.
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Interesting yes. Well we know phenyl amine has to be made from benzene nitrate which is made from benzene, not 1 step.
Phenol can be made from substitution from chlorobenzene, so this is also not 1 step.
Benzoic acid can be made in friedel-crafts acylation and then you'd have to remove the methyl group and substitute in an -OH group, hence more than 1 step, and methylbenzene, friedel-crafts alkylation, which will not require a 2nd 'major step'
Phenol can be made from substitution from chlorobenzene, so this is also not 1 step.
Benzoic acid can be made in friedel-crafts acylation and then you'd have to remove the methyl group and substitute in an -OH group, hence more than 1 step, and methylbenzene, friedel-crafts alkylation, which will not require a 2nd 'major step'
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(Original post by Science99999)
Phenol formation through biotransformation , involving Cytochrome P450E1, although the hydroxyl radical hydroxyaltes benzene to yield phenol. But, the hydroxyl radical derives from hydrogen peroxide. Pheno formation can only then occur, through hydroxyl radical-mediated formation, involving addition of a hydroxyl radical to the benzene ring. Perhaps this is 2 or even 3 steps?
Benzene + a hydroxyl radical = phenol.
There is an alternative mechanism which involes a two step process, in which benzene oxide is the first product, which can reaarrange non-enzymatically to form phenol, it is known as the Benzene oxide-oxepin system.
Phenol formation through biotransformation , involving Cytochrome P450E1, although the hydroxyl radical hydroxyaltes benzene to yield phenol. But, the hydroxyl radical derives from hydrogen peroxide. Pheno formation can only then occur, through hydroxyl radical-mediated formation, involving addition of a hydroxyl radical to the benzene ring. Perhaps this is 2 or even 3 steps?
Benzene + a hydroxyl radical = phenol.
There is an alternative mechanism which involes a two step process, in which benzene oxide is the first product, which can reaarrange non-enzymatically to form phenol, it is known as the Benzene oxide-oxepin system.
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I am still a bit confused. Could you please explain it to me in A level standard? would be much appreciated
I am still a bit confused. Could you please explain it to me in A level standard? would be much appreciated
Im in year 12: This was my essay I made regarding Benzene Oxidase: An enzyme which causes the transfer of a hydrogen atom from a specific substrate to an oxygen molecule, forming water or hydrogen peroxide.
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(Original post by BDunlop)
Interesting yes. Well we know phenyl amine has to be made from benzene nitrate which is made from benzene, not 1 step.
Phenol can be made from substitution from chlorobenzene, so this is also not 1 step.
Benzoic acid can be made in friedel-crafts acylation and methylbenzene, friedel-crafts alkylation..there must be some difference in the relative ease of forming methylbenzene over acylation of benzene, else i can't think how it could be '1 step' over acylation.
Interesting yes. Well we know phenyl amine has to be made from benzene nitrate which is made from benzene, not 1 step.
Phenol can be made from substitution from chlorobenzene, so this is also not 1 step.
Benzoic acid can be made in friedel-crafts acylation and methylbenzene, friedel-crafts alkylation..there must be some difference in the relative ease of forming methylbenzene over acylation of benzene, else i can't think how it could be '1 step' over acylation.
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