Molecular rearrangement

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Used for

Claisen rearrangement

Broader Terms

chemical reaction

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• A solid state phase change is similar in that a molecular rearrangement is occurring, but the molecules remain closely packed so that the substance remains a solid.
• However, no molecular rearrangement is possible in this reaction indicating that no carbocation is produced.
• Such a molecular rearrangement is called a 1,2-hydride shift.
• " While the bcr-abl molecular rearrangement is always present in patients with CML, the Philadelphia chromosome may be absent (conventional cytogenetic analysis).
• The general applicability of this type of molecular rearrangement is necessarily limited because the strategic placement of two functional groups is required for successful implementation.

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