1. Explain how the nature of the alkyl groups affects the structure of organolithium compounds. Justify...
8. A perspective drawing of 1-chloro-2-isopropyl-4-methylcyclohexane is shown below. Place the alkyl groups on structure A, then perform a ring flip and draw the resulting conformer. (8 points) CI RH Vichael & cu +2 147 Name: Which isomer (A or B) would have the lower heat of combustion (i.e. is more stable)? Briefly explain your answer. A, because there is less guache interaction, 9. What is the maximum number of stereoisomers for the following compound? Does it have that number...
Identify the following compounds based on their spectroscopic data (draw the structure). Explain briefly how you arrived at your answer. That is, show how you have interpreted the data provided CH13N 'H NMR: 8 1.0 ppm, 1, 3H 1.2 ppm, s, 2H (exchanges with D:0) 1.9 ppm, quintet, 2H 3.9 ppm, t, 1H 7.2 ppm, broad multiplet, 5H write the HDI value in the box below Enter your answer here
PLEASE EXPLAIN THE NEWMAN PROJECTION !!! HOW Compounds 1 and 2 exhibit an oxetane ring (a four-membered ring containing an oxygen atom), which is a very important structural feature in a number of natural products. For example, an oxetane ring is present in the structure of taxol, used in the treatment of breast cancer. When either 1 or 2 is treated with TsCI and pyridine, followed by t-BuOK, the Zaitsev elimination product dominates, despite the use of a satirically hindered...
3. (10 Points) Consider the compounds in Table 3.3-3 and explain how functional groups affect the intermolecular attractions. Compound Structure Boiling point (°C) Molecular Mass (g/mol) Hexane 86.17 69 2-Pentanone 86.13 Pentanal 86.13 103 1-Pentanol 88.15 138 Butanoic acid 88.10 164 OH
1. Explain how the amphipathic nature of membrane proteins helps form the three-dimensional structure of a single-pass protein like a receptor, versus a multipass protein like a channel. 2. Describe the different ways by which cells confine proteins or restrict protein movement to a specific region of the plasma membrane
1. Explain how smoking and not exercising affects your life expectancy and your overall health. For example, how long you may live? What risks are involved? Please mention 2 resources for heach behavior
I just need help understanding question 4 and how structure affects homo-lumo gap. Dye - 1B 16 TT A T 28 2C Color Yollow Yellow ced Rod 476.35 Rod | 473.9 Rod | 461.77 Yollow 39.5 Amar (nm) 407.55 | 395.45 b. (0.5 points) How different are the colors of dyes 1A and 1B? (circle one) The same slightly different very different C. (0.5 points) How different are the colors of dyes 1A and 2A? (circle one) The same slightly...
1. List the compounds that have allylic methyl groups. (from the image given) 2. Explain how you could distinguish a compound that contains one or more alkenes from a conpound that contains an aromatic group using NMR. 3. List four ways you could differeniate the compounds shown in the picture using NMR (1H and 13C) and IR. OH carvone citronellal citronellol geranial {xo! OH geraniol limonene menthone a-terpinene
Please answer all 4 questions 1) Draw condensed structure formulas for the following compounds 2) How would you describe the difference between saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons and what is a distinguishing feature of aromatic hydrocarbons? 5) Do you expect the aromatic hydrocarbons to react in a similar way to the cyclic alkenes, since they are both cyclic compounds and have a double bond? explain 6) write the structure of the product. if no reaction occurs write NR Final questions 1....
please help with these questions 1. LABEL and IDENTIFY ten different functional groups in the structure below. Some atoms may overlap. Secondary Amine NH HN N ΝΗ O N N H OH Aromatic Ring 2. Identify the following structures as an acid or a base. -H Ν ΝΗ N H -N-NH2 HNC. A B RIS R-O-P-OH N-R3 OH E 3. Explain how the therapeutic properties of a drug are influenced by its acid/base properties. 4. What is meant by partition...