Short Notes On CLAISEN REACTION (CLAISEN SCHMIDT REACTION)
It is a carbon-carbon bond formation reaction Claisen condensation reaction occurs between an aldehyde or ketone having α-hydrogen with aromatic carbonyl compound without α-hydrogen.
This reaction takes place in absence of solvent Dilute alkali, such as sodium hydroxide, is used as a base.
Claisen Schmidt condensation is an example of crossed Aldol process.
In this reaction, a carbon-carbon bond is formed via enolate addition and loss of water to form an α, β-unsaturated carbonyl compound.
General Reaction-
Reaction Mechanism-
Note 1:
It involves the condensation between an aromatic aldehyde (or a ketone) with an aliphatic aldehyde or a ketone in presence of dilute alkali to form α, β-unsaturated compounds. Example-
Note 2:
If benzaldehyde is used in excess, the benzal acetone formed reacts further with another molecule of benzaldehyde to form dibenzalacetone.
Note 3:
Acetophenone condenses with benzaldehyde in presence of dilute alkali to form benzalacetophenone or phenyl styryl ketone.
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