Question 49
Which alkene(s) shown below is an "E" stereoisomer?
Question 48 How are the following two compounds related?
What is the product of the following sequence of reactions taking into account the stereochemical consequences and the conditions of the reaction?
H3C Which alkene(s) shown below is an "E" stereoisomer? HC CH; ci Ci =C C=C H C1 H H II CH; CH; CH; III a. I only b. II only c. III only d. I and II e. I and III f. II and III g. All of the above h. None of the above
What is the product of the following sequence of reactions taking into account the stereochemical consequences and the conditions of the reaction? CH OH 1) PB13 2) NaOCH, THF, -78°C CH CH; CH PB OCH "WOCH (a) (b) (c) CH; HC CH осн. OCH; OCH; (1)
Which of the following substituents will have a greater influence on shown below? the s x- Me Me Consider the alkene below. If it has a pre-existing chiral center at either A, B or C (not all three would be substituted at the same time), which position (A,B or C) would you expect to have the greatest influence on the stereochemical outcome of the reaction to sa QUESTION 3 When two achiral reagents are reacted what is the outcome? Unequal...
Identify the expected major organic product generated from the reaction sequence shown. Provide the expected major organic product of the reaction sequence shown. What are the expected major products from the reaction sequence shown below? Which of the following alkene addition reactions occur(s) specifically in an anti fashion? A) hydroboration-oxidation B) addition of Br_2 C) addition of H_2 D) addition of H_2O in dilute acid E) both A and B For the reaction sequence shown, what it the expected major...
Question 23 Predict the final product for the series of reactions shown below. 1. Bra, H2O 2. Nah ?? 3. CH 0 con Cloon Question 24 Predict the final product for the two reaction sequence shown below. 1. HBr ~ 2. OC(CH). n 2. 0-C(CH3)3, 22 Ocichols Question 25 Which of the structures below contain an E-alkene? (choose all correct answers) Br HO 0 Br
Hydrogenation is one of the simplest of the addition reactions to an alkene. Yet understanding the stereochemical outcome can be challenging. Hydrogenation is considered a syn - addition reaction (both atoms are added to the cartoons on one side of the pi - bond). As H_2 or D_2 we symmetric, no regioselectivity (/.e which cartoon of the alkene to add to) is in play. The stereochemical patterns developed below for both symmetric and non - symmetric alkenes are applicable to...
7. The addition of bromine to the alkene shown would give: H CH2CH CH3 H A. One meso compound B. One pair of enantiomers C. Two meso compounds D. Four stereoisomers [2 MARKS] 8. Which is the expected product of the reaction shown? Brz но но [2 MARKS] 6. What is the product of the reaction sequence shown? CH3 H CH3 H CH3 D CH3 OH CH3
Predict the products of the following reactions. In cases where a stereoisomer is shown, show which stereo isomer(s) are present in the product ارد c=cn New NHl, | PWr: 00 HAR H Fill in the blank 人 A Give all resonance structures for the following Show how they interconvert using the curved arrow notation.
Which of the molecules shown below can have a meso stereoisomer? Which of the molecules shown below can have a meso stereoisomer? A) only A B) only B C) only C D) only A and B E) only A and C F) only B and C G) A, B and C
1. Which of the following alkyl halides (a-e) will only produce the alkene below when undergoing an E2 reaction? Br (a) (b) (c) O (d) (e) 2. Complete the following reactions by determining the major product (formed in the highest yield) that would be formed. NaSH DMF Br t-BuOK DMSO