Provide an acid/base mechanism outlining the reaction of NaOH with the (-,+) diastereomeric salt to regenerate the (-) amine enantiomer and tartaric acid.
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Provide an acid/base mechanism outlining the reaction of NaOH with the (-,+) diastereomeric salt to regenerate...
Provide an acid/base mechanism outlining the production of the (-, +) diasteriomeric salt from (-) amine and tartaric acid Provide an acid/base mechanism outlining the reaction of NaOH with the (-, +) diastereomeric salt to regenerate the (-) amine enantiomer and tartaric acid. No Fischer projection. show mechanistic arrows
Provide an acid/base mechanism outlining the production of the (-, +) diasteriomeric salt from (-) amine and tartaric acid Provide an acid/base mechanism outlining the reaction of NaOH with the (-, +) diastereomeric salt to regenerate the (-) amine enantiomer and tartaric acid. show mechanistic arrows
what is the mechanism for this reaction? In the lab procedure, a scheme was given outlining the possible intermediates formed during the indigo reaction. Propose a mechanism for the conversion of intermediate V to VI. Draw all intermediates, and use arrows to show the flow of electrons at each step.
Polylactic acid is a polyester polymer that quickly decomposes using base. Show a stepwise reaction mechanism for the degredation of polylactic acid. You should use arrows and show how base (OH-) hydrolyzes the ester bond of the polymer into two fragments. Polylactic acid + OH- ----->
( Using arrows provide a mechanistic explanation of the course of the reaction (Z)-3-methylpent-2-ene and bromine molecule in water ssolvent. (ii) Using arrows provide a mechanistic explanation of the course of the reaction between the product of the previous reaction and one equivalent NaOH (the reaction starts with abstraction of an acidic hydrogen by NaOH base followed by sequential substitution reaction). (5 points) wwww
31. (8) Provide a mechanism for the reaction below. Illustrate the role played by pyridine in the reaction. Your mechanism must use curved arrows to represent electron movement and it must show all non-zero formal charges. NH pyridine 32. (4) The reaction of acid chlorides with thiolates gives thioesters. Provide a mechanism for the following transformation. S Na ethyl thiolate Ischichte SCH.CH, a thioester 33. (4) Describe how the following acts as a soap. Na 34. (4) The following synthesis...
• Give an equation showing what happens when benzoic acid is treated with aqueous base, 6M NaOH. Include mechanistic arrows.
31. (8) Provide a mechanism for the reaction below. Illustrate the role played by pyridine in the reaction. Your mechanism must use curved arrows to represent electron movement and it must show all non-zero formal charges. NH N pyridine 32.(4) The reaction of acid chlorides with thiolates gives thioesters. Provide a mechanism for the following transformation. S Nat ethyl thiolate SCH,CH: a thioester 33. (4) Describe how the following acts as a soap. Na 34. (4) The following synthesis is...
Complete the mechanism of the reaction between benzaldehyde and dimethylamine in acid followed by introduction of a hydride reducing agent. Add any missing atoms, bonds, charges, nonbonding electron pairs, and curved arrows. Note the use of a generic base B:, which represents another amine in solution that acts as a shuttle for the added acid Continued
Please show the mechanism with acid. 2. Write the complete reaction mechanism for the KCN-catalyzed reaction. Show all electron flow with arrows and show all intermediate structures он CH-COOH O но CN = C H20* Who. HHCEN NAOH HO cyanolydrin + NaCN + H2O