1. Electrophilic Reaction on Nitrogen R = H: pKa 5,23pKa - 0.27 pKa 6.95

2. Electrophilic Reaction on Carbon: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution 6-membered rings - electron deficient -  reactivity Both C and N may react 3/5 pos. most reactive C Diazines less reactive Benzo ring most reactive Much slower react. than naphthalene

3. 5-membered rings - electron rich - reactive i E-fil. Ar subst. React. in  -position generally preferred Selectivity not always good React.: Pyrrole > thiophene > furan

4. Nucleophilic Reaction on Carbon: Nucleophilic Aromatic Substitution S N Ar S N 1: Via diazonuim salts and arylic cation Benzyne SRN1: Involves radicals VNS: Vicarious nucl. Subst.

5. 6-membered rings - electron deficient - reactive in Nu-fil. Ar subst. 2 / 4 Pos. reactive; electron def. C, neg. charge partly on N in intermed 3 / 5-Pos. much less reactive (benzenoid pos.) 5-membered rings - electron rich - not reactive in Nu-fil. Ar subst.

6. Radical Reactions 6-membered rings 5-membered rings Electron deficient heterocycle Electron rich radical Electron rich heterocycle Electron def. radical

7. Deprotonation NH C-metallation C-Litiation:a) Direct litiation (C-H  C-Met) (“Metal-Hydrogen exchange”) b) Metal-Halogen exchange (C-X  C-Met) C-Met a) Transmetallation (C-Li  C-Met) (Met≠Li) b) Insertion (C-X  C-Met-X)

8. Direct Litiation Reactivity / Acidity / Anion Stability Other subst - Directed ortho metallation R-Li: Alkyllithium and lithium amides

9. Metal - Halogen Exchange R-Li: Alkyllithium, NOT LDA etc. Metall - halogen exchange favored over direct litiation, low temp. Formation of R-X may be avoided; 2 equivs. t-BuLi

10. 5-Membered rings - examples

11. 6-Membered rings

12. Magnesium Derivatives Boron / Silicon / Tin Derivatives Transmetallaton Zinc Derivatives

13. Reactions on Metallated Heterocycles Pd-Catalyzed coupling reactions (C-C bond): Zn, Sn, B Ipso Substitution (react with E + ): Si, Sn

14. Metallation in Alkyl Side Chains