3. Two possible products of the below reaction are illustrated. Meo H,so, (cat.) Meo︿ .. a....
help as soon as possible b. How many products will be formed in the reaction below? (Do not show them) 1. NaOEVEIOH 2. Hyo What can you change, without altering the structures, to make only one product. selectively? Show the structure of that only product: 3. (10) Show in detail (e.g., order of addition) how you will synthesize the target and provide the full mechanism. (Hint: did you recognize the reaction?) some carbonyl compound+ needed reagents
In Figure 3 of Section 4 “Designing the Drug Thalidomide”, two possible hydrolysis products are shown. Provide the mechanism to generate compound 4. The first step of the mechanism with the curved arrow pushing is done for you. I' + H-OH2 -N: -NH, N 4 ОН о о
4. Provide the products of each reaction (3pts, 2pts) 1. H2O+ OCH; 2. NaOCH, CHOH OCH 3. H, A 4. NaCN 1. LDA 2. Pho 3. H , A 4. EtMgBr 5. Provide an arrow-pushing mechanism for the reaction below, and state how many product stereoisomers are possible (5 pts) NO2 cat. KOH ЕКОН
show all work please thank you!!! 3. (10 pts total) Consider the following alkene addition reaction: Brz H2O НО Br a. (3 pts) This type of alkene addition reaction is mediated by both Lewis acids and bases. Of the two inorganic reactants (Br2 and H2O), place a triangle (1) around the one which functions as a Lewis acid in the above transformation b. (3 pts) of the two regioisomeric reaction products shown, only one is observed to form under the...
help Thank you 4. (10 pts) Draw all possible products for the following reaction including stereoisomers. Note that the addition occurs through a "syn" mechanism. Is the product solution optically active (yes or no)? 1. BAHATHF 2. NaOH, HO (8 pts) Provide a complete mechanism for the reaction below and include lone-pairs of electrons and formal charges. Show all products formed including stereoisomers. Is the product solution optically active (yes or no)? Bras 11. (8 pts) Draw all four regiochemical...
7. (4 pts.) In Figure 3 of Section 4 “Designing the Drug Thalidomide”, two possible hydrolysis products are shown. Provide the mechanism to generate compound 4. The first step of the mechanism with the curved arrow pushing is done for you. O + H-OH2 -N: Н. 0:0:- -NH2 N- 4 -ОН о о
1. Provide the products of the reaction below and a detailed reaction mechanism using curved arrows to indicate the movement of electrons. (a) (b) КОН (c) Note that formation of 4- or 7-membered rings is disfavored. Hiyo KOH acidie workup 2. An interesting problem that involves a bit of review (imines and Grignard chemistry) and application of what you previously learned to a new reaction: The Carbon of an imine functional group (i.e. R.C-NR) is sufficiently electron deficient to be...
3. a. Show all possible products when 2-methylpentane is brominated with Bryhv? Indicate t ve amounts of each product formed if the relative rates of reaction of a bromine atom with an sp' C-H bond are: primary 1, secondary-80 and tertiary 1600.Xpts) b. Provide a complete arrow pushing mechanism to explain formation of the major product from the above reaction (show proper curved arrows, lone pairs as two dots and single electrons as one dot). Clearly label each distinct part...
1. (4 pts) Rank each of the following carbocations in order of stability (1 most stable and 4 least stable). н н сH н Н,с Н,с" H сH; CH3 Hас- H 2. (6 pts total; 2 pts each) Complete the following transformations by indicating the reactant structure or the major organic product(s). Place your answer(s) in the space provided. Be certain to indicate stereochemistry where applicable. Cl2 Он cat. H2SO H-о Br Br conc. HBra) сн сна 3. (10 pts...
please complete number 1 and 2 COMPLETELY The Robinson annulation is a classic example of what could be considered a paired reaction - that is a reaction that is made up of a sequence of two simpler reactions. In the case of the Robinson annulation, it is a Michael Addition followed by an intramolecular aldol. For the following Robinson annulation, go through the mechanism of the initial Michael addition and then look at how many different intramolecular aldol reactions could...