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Chair conformations are prefered in the transition-state.
Problem 7.8 Suggest a plausible Sp2 arrow-pushing mechanism for the transfer of a-UDP-GINAC to the 3...
4. Suggest a plausible arrow-pushing mechanism for the base-catalyzed reaction of the arenediazonium salt with tyrosine side chains. NO cat. base pH 9 X- NO2 imam camera modely Tyr Y TyrY H20 OH МОН NEN 5. Tryptophan can also form adducts with arenediazonium ions, although the reaction is not base- catalyzed. Suggest a plausible arrow-pushing mechanism for the reaction. NO2 L NO2 Trp Trp x x NH WEN H20 MINH NH 6. What evidence do you have that you formed...
3. Draw the arrow-pushing mechanism of the reaction, including all proton transfer steps. 4. Below is the structure of your product, benzocaine, with protons labelled A-E. The 'H NMR spectrum is provided on the next page. Describe the multiplicity (with J values) and integration you would expect to observe for each of the protons. Which peak would you expect to have a higher chemical shift, C or D? Draw resonance OSO structures of benzocaine to explain your reasoning. NH2E
Problem 3. Draw a full mechanism with arrow-pushing accounting for the following transformations: a) NaOCH3 noolhyn ne ů OCH3 OCH3 Haco н,CO CH3OH for Ő OCH b) (Hint: think retro-aldol first) NaOH OH EtOH
3. Draw the arrow-pushing mechanism of the reaction, including all proton transfer steps. oi melon ping 4. Below is the structure of a chalcone, with protons labelled 1-8. The THNMR spectrum is provided on the next page and lettered A-H for clarity. Describe the multiplicity and integration you would expect to observe for each of the protons. Which peak would you expect to have a higher chemical shift, 4 or 5? Draw resonance structures to explain your reasoning 5 a
Help with problems #3 and #4 3 Draw the arrow-pushing mechanism of the reaction, including all proton transfer steps. eOH 4. Below is the structure of a chalcone, with protons labelled 1-8. The H NMR spectrum is provided on the next page and lettered A-H for clarity. Describe the multiplicity and integration you would expect to observe for each of the protons. Which peak would you expect to have a higher chemical shift, 4 or 5? Draw resonance structures to...
Problem 6 Provide a detailed arrow-pushing mechanism for the following transformations. (A) 2 Me O OE NaoEt, EtOH Eto, (B) Hint: The cyclohexadienone depicted in the brackets is an intermediate along the reaction pathway to the phenol. 0 315 MeOMe NaoMe, MeOH | MeO₂C CoMe Co-Me Problem 8 Provide a synthesis for the depicted tropinone derivative from the indicated starting materials and any other reagents needed. The best synthesis will require no more than 3 steps. - NH2 Hoza i...
8) (11 pts) a) Write out thc 3-step arrow pushing mechanism showing how cthyl propanoate is hydrolyzed in the presence of I mole equivalent NaOH to form sodium propanoate and ethanol. b) H/HO also serve to hydrolyze an ester; brielly explain why NaOH HO is generally preferable. 10) (8 pts) Fill in the missing reagents in cach of the following reductions. More than one step may be required. For + racinho HO + NaOH e come to Na + HO...
hi can you please help me resolve this problem urgently? Thank you!!! 3. (20 points) Teruo Umemoto at the Zhejiang Jiuzhou Pharmaceutical Company in Taizhou City, China, developed the reagent shown below for the transfer of a trifluoromethyl group to a nucleophile. The X is a counterion and can be ignored for the purposes of this problem. 18-cFg Nu F3C-Nu Umemoto's reagent a. One mechanistic possibility for the reaction shown above would be an SN2 reaction. Push the arrows for...