Each of the following syntheses may require more than one step. Provide the reagents and intermediates for each step from the starting reagent to the final product.
b) this reaction proceeds through SN1 pathway.
Each of the following syntheses may require more than one step. Provide the reagents and intermediates...
Propose multi-step chemical syntheses for the product on the right from the starting material provided, they require more than one step. You can use any reagent with up to four carbons. Show the product for each step in your synthesis. 5. 110 points] Chose TWO of the following transformations and propose multi-step chemical syntheses for the product on the right from the starting material provided. All syntheses require more than one step. You can use any reagent with up to...
Draw an outline for each of the following syntheses. More than one step may be required. Show all the catalysts involved. You don't need to show the mechanisms. i) Starting with 1-phenylethanol, synthesize 2-phenyl-2-propanol (3 marks) 1) Starting with benzene, synthesize 1-phenylethanol (3 marks)
Q2. Synthesize the following product from the given starting compounds. This will require more than one step. You may use any organic or inorganic reagent to carry out this synthesis. (8 pts each) Do (you can also use any one C reagent) ОН (you can also use any two carbon reagent)
5. 10 points Chose ONE of the following transformations and propose multi-step chemical syntheses for the product on the right from the starting material provided. All syntheses require more than one step. You can use any reagent with up to four carbons. Show the product for each step in your synthesis. Clearly indicate the problem that you do not wished graded with a giant X. HCCHE
Problem IV. Synthesis (24 points). These transformations will require multiple steps. Provide the reagents for each step and draw out your proposed synthetic intermediates. Please do not draw curved arrows; this prob- lem is not asking for mechanisms. You do not need to provide solvents for the reactions. (1) (12 points) Provide a synthetic route-i.e., a sequence of reactions-to produce compound SS from compound RR using any other starting materials and reagents you wish. RR (2) (12 points) Provide a...
Show each step and each reagent of the following reactions. more than one step. Eransformations have These Show the reactions to convert the starting reactant reagents to the product, Show all haSynthehe inter medieates, Use additional Carbon Sources i nceded. By Br 애H 아H ED
Choose reagents to convert 2-cyclohexenone to the following compounds. Syntheses may require several steps. Use letters from the table to list reagents in the order used (first at the left) with no commas. Reagents 1. Li(CH3)2Cu 2. H30* 1. NaBHA 2. H30* NH3 / KOH 1. Li(CH3)2Cu 2. H30* CH2lz / Zn(Cu) /ether 1. Li(CH2=CH)2Cu 2. H30* (C6H5)3P*-CH2 b C k H2 over Pd/C 1. CH3 MgBr / dry ether 2 H30* HN(CH3)2 d H2NNH2 / KOH h KMnO4 /H30*...
2. Design multi-step syntheses for TWO of the following targets. Show the reagents needed for each step and the product of each step. Special conditions: You must use cyclopentadiene as your starting material for all syntheses. You may use organic reagents containing 4 or fewer carbons, and any inorganic reagents. For any Diels-Alder reaction that you use (necessary for all targets!), the dienophile must be an a,ß-unsaturated carbonyl compound. Target 1: HO D Target 2: Doe Target 3: ro Target...
3. Propose reasonable syntheses of each of the following compounds from the given starting materials. You may use any other readily available alkyl halides, solvents and reagents as necessary. More than one step is necessary. Show all intermediates, reactions, reagents and conditions clearly. It is not necessary to show the mechanism. HCECH HCECH , X HCECH HC=CH M H OHC (30 marks)
Fill in the boxes over each arrow with the letter that corresponds to the reagents needed to perform each step of the multistep synthesis show below. Reagents may be used more than once, or not at all. Pay close attention to the numbered carbons in the starting material, and be sure that your answer accounts for the position of these carbons in the final product. pts) Fill in the boxes over each arrow with the letter that corresponds to the...