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Kolbe Schmitt mechanism
Hiya,
as a part of a school assigment we're going to write some mechanism and explain the Kolbe-Schmitt reaction.
I was a bit to fast(and maybey a bit lazy) about the drawing the mechanism, as it seems like the cation do more than simply sitting there.
I have searched a bit, and I see that one of the intermediates is some kind of complex, and that Sodium favours a orto reaction, but I can't really
get why, and why a Potassium salt would give a bigger fraction of para-hydroxybenzoic acid.
That being said, the class the assignment is related to is just basic university organic chemistry, and we haven't had that much inorganic either. So
if the reason is too complicated I guess i could get away without eloborating it to much.
But if any of you got some good references or explanations of it, I would really apreciate it! 
I've also attached a quick sketch of the mechanism I made. And I see that I should add the Sodium Cation, but is there anything else that doesen't
look right?
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From what i can see the sodium salt gives the ortho product and the potassium salt gives a larger fraction of para is because with the Na salt this
intermediate is formed in the attachment where as the K ion being larger doesn't form this intermiate as the Na intermediate aids in directing to the
ortho.
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Reaction reviews:
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Mechanism:
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Isolation of intermediates:
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Effects of the cation:
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Carboxylation of phenolates in solutions (different mechanism):
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The Marasse and Jones variations:
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