18 Question (3 points) Draw the three requested missing structures for this acetoacetic ester synthesis. Just...
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27 Question (4 points) See page 1078 Draw a mechanism for the acetoacetic ester synthesis. On the existing structures, provide curved arrows. In the blank boxes, draw the required structure requested. Do not include by-products. 16th attempt See Periodic Table See Hint - - , notation to form the enolate via decarboxylation. Foll. < 27127 + VIEW SOLUTION
The acetoacetic ester synthesis is a carbonyl alkylation reaction. It is used to prepare methyl ketones from primary alkyl halides, lengthening the carbon chain by three atoms. Thus, the product can be visualized as being a "substituted acetone." The reaction consists of three steps: generation of the enolate anion followed by S2 reaction with a primary alkyl halide, ester hydrolysis under acid conditions, and decarboxylation. 1. NaOEt 2. H2O* 3. heat Br + - H₃C + CO2 + ETOH Hc...
14 Question (3 points) This molecule undergoes an SN2mechanism. Provide the missing parts of the mechanism in the first two boxes. Draw ONLY the major organic substitution product in the final box (do not draw any inorganic byproducts). 1st attempt See Periodic Table See Hint H-C- Add the missing curved arrow notation.
15 Question (3 points) This molecule undergoes an S2 mechanism. Provide the missing parts of the mechanism in the first two boxes. Draw ONLY the major organic substitution product in the final box (do not draw any inorganic byproducts). 4th attempt aliul See Periodic Table See Hint H-C: Draw the organic product with all applicable lone pair electrons and nonzero formal charges.
Provide a mechanism for the Dieckmann condensation shown here by providing the missing structures (including the final product) and curved arrows. Your structures should include all nonzero formal charges and lone pairs of electrons. When drawing the enolate place the negative charge on the carbon not the oxygen. 1st attempt See Periodic Table See Hint =O 1 H30* 0%-
What is the structure of the last box?
Below is a three-step synthesis. Provide the missing organic products for each step. Do not add inorganic side-products or minor products. CH3 1. BH3 THF HBr NaOtBu, HOtBu 6th attempt Feedback i See Periodic Table See Hint 9% 0% HBr NaOtBu BH3/H202 он
2. Provide missing conditions, reactants in the following synthesis. Propose the structures for Products A, B and C. Note: each step consists of more than one transformation. Step 1 in slope fin Step 2 Hint: you can use Br 1. H', ethylene glycol, heat 2. NaOH/H, O, heat 3. H30* Product A Step 3 HCl dilute Product C Product B 1. PhMgBr, ether 2. H20 acetone Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: 3. Show the full mechanism of Step 3...
@ See page 23 Question (3 points) This molecule undergoes an Sn2 mechanism. Provide the missing parts of the mechanism in the first two boxes. Draw ONLY the major organic substitution product in the final box (do not draw any inorganic by-products). v 11th attempt W See Periodic Table O See i Draw the organic product with all applicable lone pair electrons and non-zero formal charges.
Draw the products that result
from each step in the synthesis of
m-bromoaniline.
05 Question (3 points) See page 723 Draw the products that result from each step in the synthesis of m-bromoaniline. HNO3 H2SO4 Step 1 HCl, Fe Step 3 Step 2 15th attempt Feedback d See Periodic Table See Hint Step 1 Step 3
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11. 20/19 23 Question See page 1062 points) Provide the missing curved arrows and structures to complete the mechanism of the Fischer esterification. Your structures should indude all nonzero formal charges and one pairs of electrons. The reagents you need for each mechanistic step are provided in each box. 29th attempt See Periodic Table See Hint op Draw the organic intermediate with lone pair electrons and non-zero formal charges. Add the curved arrow notation.