8. Draw the product(s) of the following reaction and determine f tthey is/are optically active CH3O...
Practice Problem 07.71 When the following optically active alcohol is treated with HBr, a racemic mixture of alkyl bromides is obtained OH Br HBr + H2O Racemic mixture Draw the mechanism of the reaction. Step 1 Get help answering Molecular Drawing questions. Incorrect, Did you follow the instructions exactly when drawing this mechanistic step, what type of mechanism step is shown here? Is it a Loss of Leaving Group or Nucleophilic Attack or Proton Tranfer or Rearrangement? Draw step 1...
Consider the two reactions below for the optically active alkyl halide, (R)-2-chloropentane. The first reaction occurs rapidly at room temperature and gives an optically active product. The second reaction, starting with the same alkyl halide, occurs slowly at room temperature and gives a non-optically active product (racemic mixture). Draw a mechanism (include all H's and lone pairs) for cach reaction and explain how the mechanism leads to the observed results. Hics CHES- CH.OH CH,OH
27. Draw all likely alkene products in the following reaction and circle the product you expect to predominate. Br CHS (CH),CO K* (CH),COH 28. Predict the major product of the reaction shown below. OH H2PO, heat A. 2,3-dimethyl-2-butene B. 2,3-dimethyl-1-butene C. 3,3-dimethyl-1-butene D. None of the above 29. Draw all likely products of the following reaction and circle the product you expect to predominate. CH3 H2SO HO heat 30. Propose a detailed, step-by-step mechanism for the reaction pathway shown below....
Question 5: Draw the product(s) of this reaction (stereochemistry is important of products are optically active or not. + HBO
Below are shown two reaction pathways in which optically active
(R) -1-phenylethanol (F) is converted to ethyl 1-phenylethyl ether
(TsCl = p-toluenesulfonyl chloride, DMF = N, N-dimethylformamide).
Explain why the optical rotation of the product has the opposite
sign from the two reaction paths.
CH3 CH3 CH-ONa CH3CH2OTs DMF CH-OCH2CH3 NaHr [a]= +19,9 CH3 -CH-OH TSCI [a]o = +33,0 pyridin ou un - CH2 CH3 CH-OTS CH3CH2ONa DMF CH3 -CH-OCH2CH3 [a]o = -19,9
7. (9 pts) (Are the following optically active or meso? meso HyCHC OH HO opticaly actve active opti call active 8. (3 pts) How many stereoisomers are there of 2,3-dibromobutane? 4 sleeoisamvers (8 pts) Circle the letter of the statements that are true. a. Racemic mixtures are optically active Enantiomers have specific rotations that are equal, but have opposite signs 9. o adtc) Achiral molecules are optically inactive d Meso compounds contain equal amounts of enantiomers 4pts) Complete the Fischer...
Give the product of the following reaction, indicate the mechanism type(s), state whether a solution of the product would be optically active or not, give a BRIEF explanation Br: MeOH boil Give a full curved-arrow pushing mechanism fro the following reaction, label the Lewis and Bronsted acids/bases for all bimolecular reactions as appropriate. CHO: CH3OH heat Give a full curved arrow mechanism for the following reaction, indicate LB/LA/BB/BA for each bimolecular as appropriate, and give a reaction energy diagram. State...
8. Identify the major substitution product in the following reaction: Br 7 сH, CH;он. HC H 9. Which halide ion would react the fastest with cyclopentyl p-toluenesulfonate (below) in ethanol/water? What would the final product of that reaction be? OTS 10. Draw a detailed mechanism for the following reaction. Hint: The first step is deprotonation of the hydroxyl group. NaOCH; ~ OH NOCH CH;ОН
7. For the following substitution reactions predict the product(s) showing stereochemistry only if is of revelance. Also comment on what type reaction: S1 or SN2. Finally is the starting material and product optically active or inactive? Explain! CH, OH HBr CN CH3CH2CH3 HO HBr CN 1 CI CH3CH2CH3 НО HBr CH Br H3C
A. Consider the following pairs of structures. Designate each
chirality center as (R) or (S) and identify the
relationship between them by describing them as representing
enantiomers, diastereomers, constitutional isomers, or two
molecules of the same compound. Use handheld molecular models to
check your answers.
B. Tartaric acid
[HO2CCH(OH)CH(OH)CO2H] was an important
compound in the history of stereochemistry. Two naturally occurring
forms of tartaric acid are optically inactive. One optically
inactive form has a melting point of 210 − 212 °...