2. Hydrocyanation

The alkene hydrocyanation reaction consists formally in the addition of HCN to the double bond: $\begin{matrix} ∖ \\ ∕ \end{matrix} C = C \begin{matrix} ∕ \\ ∖ \end{matrix} + HCN \to H — \begin{matrix} | & | \\ C & — & C \\ | & | \end{matrix} —HN$

In principle, this reaction is a general route to the synthesis of nitriles, hence its industrial interest. It has been applied in the case...

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