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organic chemistry lab help 2-4 please 2. What key IR and NMR absorptions would allow you to determine that the products from the reactions above have been successfully synthesized? Ignore absorptions also found in the reactant 3. NaBH, usually reacts slowly or not at all with esters. Therefore, LiAlH, is often needed to reduce esters. Why do you think LiAlH, is more reactive than NaBH. (Hint: Compare the electronegativity of H versus Al or B). 93 4. Draw the mechanism...
organic chemistry II lab help 1-4 plz Post-Lab Questions 1. Give the products from the following reactions Nabi CHOM Nath CH, OH 2. What key IR and NMR absorptions would allow you to determine that the products from the reactions above have been successfully synthesized? Ignore absorption also found in the reactant 3. Nal, usually reacts slowly or not at all with esters. Therefore, LiAlH, is often needed to reduce esters. Why do you think LiAiH, is more reactive than...
Post-Lab Questions 1. Give the product for the following reactions. Br2, FeBr3 Cl2, FeCl3 b) 2. What key IR and NMR absorptions would allow you to determine that the product from the first reaction above has been successfully synthesized? Ignore absorptions also found in the reactant.
determine the structure of your unknown from the molecular formula, IR, and 13C NMR spectra. assign all of your 13C NMR absorptions. IR & 1C NMR Lab Unknown Your group's mission is to determine the structure of your unknown from the molecular forrmula, IR and 13C NMR spectra. Assign all of your C NMR absorptions. You want to know which resonances correspond to which parts of the product's structure. The best way to do this is to draw a picture...
Your mission Label each graph IR & 13C NMR Unknown Your mission is to determine the structure of your unknown from the nula, IR and C NMR spectra. Assign all of your C NMR absorptions. You want know which resonances correspond to which parts of the product's structure. The best way to do this is to draw a picture of the molecule right on the NMR spectrum then label each C on the molecule with a letter (C. Ch. Cc...)....
How would you know if each reaction occurred using IR spectroscopy (describe characteristic absorptions of product and reactant) and the permanganate test (what you will see from treatment of product and reactant with potassium permanganate)? НРО, heat ОН (major product) NH; HCM, Pd/C
NMR IR CAN YOU PLEASE ANSWER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE THANK YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN IT IN DETAIL THANK YOU Experimental Data Only report the IR absorptions that provide diagnosis for the major functional groups. Copies of your spectra will be included in your lab report with this information written on the spectra. However, the information should also be included in the body of the report in a text format similar to the example given below IR cm1: 1735 (C-o); MS:...
if you could also explain how you can determine the answer, I would really appreciate it! 1. (15 points) Assign the resonances in the spectrum shown. The resonances on the spectrum are labelled A-D. On the lines provided, write the label that corresponds to each of the groups. The multiplicity (s = singlet, d = doublet, etc) and the integrals are given for each resonance. OCH3 + S, 6H H3 C CH₂ H OCH₃ x D s, 3H d, 2H...
Can you answer this questions in details? Please explain and write the answer for each questions Post-lab questions 1) What evidence would appear in the 'H-NMR and IR spectra indicating over-oxidization of the aldehyde? 2) Show how compound A could be synthesized from 4-bromobenzaldehyde using a combination of reactions that you have studied in CHEM 342 and looking ahead to section 23.5 of your textbook (Klein). Clearly draw and name the reactions you propose (you do not need to show...
What products would you expect from oxidation of the following alcohols? (Figure 1) Figure (< 1 of 1 > OH (b) CH,CHCH2CH2CH3 (a) CH3CH2CH2OH OH | (CCHCH, CH