A pyridine N-oxide, made by oxidising pyridine with a peroxy acid, has an group whose oxygen gives electrons back to C2 and C4; it undergoes electrophilic substitution at C4, and the oxygen is then removed.
Chemistry · Glossary
Chemistry · Glossary
A pyridine N-oxide, made by oxidising pyridine with a peroxy acid, has an group whose oxygen gives electrons back to C2 and C4; it undergoes electrophilic substitution at C4, and the oxygen is then removed.