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. Synhtetic schemes below
(a) Is prepared by oxidation of alcohol, protection by 1,2-dithiol and deprotection of other carbonyl. Coupling with grignard gives the product.
(b) Is prepared by free radical bromination, followed by hydrolysis and oxidation. alpha-alkylation and then aldol type reaction gives the product.
(c) Is prepared by 3 moles of benzene alkylated and oxidized to acid. esterification with glycerol yields the product.
Propose multi-step chemical syntheses for the product on the right from the starting material provided, they...
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
Propose syntheses of the following molecules, starting from benzene, toluene or phenol, any inorganic reagents and any organic reagent of TWO carbons or less: 4. Propose syntheses of the following molecules, starting from benzene, toluene or phenol, any inorganic reagents and any organi c reagent of TWO carbons or le a) NO2 b) CO2H c) OH d) e) NO2 NO2 Br CI CI CO2H Br
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...
5. The following problems are synthesis challenges. You are provided with the starting material and final product. You must provide all reagents and structures required to achieve the multi- step synthesis. This CANNOT be accomplished in 1 step but will not require more than 4 steps (a) There are at least 4 ways to solve this synthesis, try and find at least 2 of them: CH3 ? 13 Н.С. HEC CH OCH N CHE CH CH final product starting material...
9. P ropose a multi-step synthesis to accomplish the overall transformation shown below (make the molecule on the right starting with the molecule on the left). Show all necessary reagents and products for each forward step. [It is not necessary to show any mechanisms.] OH 10. Propose a multi-step synthesis to accomplish the overall transformation shown below (make the molecule on the right starting with the molecule on the left). Show all necessary reagents and products for each forward step....
3) Propose a synthesis for each product from the provided starting material and any other reagents needed. - OR OHے ON
Design a multi-step synthesis for each of the following target molecules from the indicated starting material. Show the reagents needed for each step and the product of each step. Do not show any mechanisms. Draw the structures of the diene and the dienophile that reacted to form the Diels-Alder product shown. Provide the missing reagents in this multistep synthesis.
Devise a 5-step synthesis of the product from the starting material and reagents provided. 1. reagent 1 2. reagent 2 "NH2 3. reagent 3 4. reagent 4 5. reagent 5
Propose a simple synthesis for the compound shown below, using the provided starting material and any organic or inorganic Reagent. Draw all intermediates. (Use alkene and alkyne reactions)
For 1 - 3, design reasonable syntheses of each of the target molecules using the provided starting material and organic and inorganic reagents of your choice. Show the reagents needed for each step and the product of each step. Do not show any mechanisms. Please put all your answers on this sheet. Write your answers like this (actual number of starting steps may vary)material reagent(s) reagent(s) ABCD target Two equally reasonable routes are possible Can you find them both? (For...