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8. (8 pts.) The following transformations can be done in two steps. Show the two reactions...
Please help 2. (pts) The following transformations require 5-6 steps. Show how to accomplish the transformations...
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2. (pts) The following transformations require 5-6 steps. Show how to accomplish the transformations below using benzene as the starting material and any other monounctional organic reagents and inorganic reagents. To maximize your chances for partial credit show the products obtained after each step. Mechanisms should NOT be included. Your best 1 of 2 will be graded. отьору OH
Multistep Synthesis (9 pts) Show how to convert benzene into at least one of the molecules...
Multistep Synthesis (9 pts) Show how to convert benzene into at least one of the molecules below using any reagent. You should be able to do this in three steps but this is not a required minimum or maximum. If you are not sure of an intermediate step put down structures and as much as you know about reagents to maximize partial credit. You may attempt more than one and the best will be graded. It is ok if a...
5. 10 points Chose ONE of the following transformations and propose multi-step chemical syntheses for the...
5. 10 points Chose ONE of the following transformations and propose multi-step chemical syntheses for the product on the right from the starting material provided. All syntheses require more than one step. You can use any reagent with up to four carbons. Show the product for each step in your synthesis. Clearly indicate the problem that you do not wished graded with a giant X. HCCHE
2. (6pts) The following transformations require 5-6 steps. Show how to accomplish the transformations below using...
2. (6pts) The following transformations require 5-6 steps. Show how to accomplish the transformations below using benzene as the starting material and any other monofunctional organic reagents and inorganic reagents. To maximize your chances for partial credit show the products obtained after each step. Mechanisms should NOT be included. Your best 1 of 2 will be graded. OH
Devise a concise synthesis for the following transformations. Clearly show the reagent and product for each...
Devise a concise synthesis for the following transformations. Clearly show the reagent and product for each step. Question d requires three steps while questions a, b and c can be accomplished in two steps. a. CII Br Br 2 b. Br c. CH tres d. он
2. REAGENTS: Provide the reagents needed to accomplish the following transformations. Clearly indicate if you need...
2. REAGENTS: Provide the reagents needed to accomplish the following transformations. Clearly indicate if you need to use more than one step. (12 pts.) - گره م . = . . - م م ه م . .. 3. MECHANISMS: Provide complete, arrow-pushing mechanisms for each of the reactions shown below. Only TWO of these will be graded but YOU MUST COMPLETE ALL FOUR TO EARN ANY CREDIT! (8 pts.) | مو | (note: only mechanism for step 1) 1....
9. (7) Write a complete multi-step synthetic route for the following transformations, using only the given...
9. (7) Write a complete multi-step synthetic route for the following transformations, using only the given starting material(s) as the sole source(s) of carbon. You do not have to show the synthesis of solvents or reagents if they are not incorporated into the final product. Clearly (in) Show all intermediate steps and reagents, but do not show any mechanisms or transition states. (24 points): a) Y. I-oyar onbino - we
The following is a multistep reaction (two consecutive reactions). Show missing reaction conditions and missing intermediate...
The following is a multistep reaction (two consecutive reactions). Show missing reaction conditions and missing intermediate product -hint: work backwards (6 pts.) OH - Fill in the reaction conditions needed for the following transformations and show the mechanism. (16 pts.) dos - So. or å ford
For one of the two reactions below, please o reactions below, please show a complete arrow-pushing mechanism that a...
For one of the two reactions below, please o reactions below, please show a complete arrow-pushing mechanism that accounts for the transformation shown (you can show the transformation shown (you can show the mechanism towards either antiomer). Clearly cross out the mechanism you do not want graded. (10 pts) ОН 1. BH3. THE 2. H2O2, sodium hydroxide 1. Br2, H2O 2. NaOEt, ethanol
Question 5: Outline a synthesis for any Two of the following four synthetic transformations. In your...
Question 5: Outline a synthesis for any Two of the following four synthetic transformations. In your answer you should provide all reagents required to effect each transformation and the structures of any neutral intermediate compounds [only the first two answers will be graded] 16 pts, 8 pts each OH 1. a 2. COOH COOH 3. B! HOOC
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2. (pts) The following transformations require 5-6 steps. Show how to accomplish the transformations below using benzene as the starting material and any other monounctional organic reagents and inorganic reagents. To maximize your chances for partial credit show the products obtained after each step. Mechanisms should NOT be included. Your best 1 of 2 will be graded. отьору OH
Multistep Synthesis (9 pts) Show how to convert benzene into at least one of the molecules below using any reagent. You should be able to do this in three steps but this is not a required minimum or maximum. If you are not sure of an intermediate step put down structures and as much as you know about reagents to maximize partial credit. You may attempt more than one and the best will be graded. It is ok if a...
5. 10 points Chose ONE of the following transformations and propose multi-step chemical syntheses for the product on the right from the starting material provided. All syntheses require more than one step. You can use any reagent with up to four carbons. Show the product for each step in your synthesis. Clearly indicate the problem that you do not wished graded with a giant X. HCCHE
2. (6pts) The following transformations require 5-6 steps. Show how to accomplish the transformations below using benzene as the starting material and any other monofunctional organic reagents and inorganic reagents. To maximize your chances for partial credit show the products obtained after each step. Mechanisms should NOT be included. Your best 1 of 2 will be graded. OH
Devise a concise synthesis for the following transformations. Clearly show the reagent and product for each step. Question d requires three steps while questions a, b and c can be accomplished in two steps. a. CII Br Br 2 b. Br c. CH tres d. он
2. REAGENTS: Provide the reagents needed to accomplish the following transformations. Clearly indicate if you need to use more than one step. (12 pts.) - گره م . = . . - م م ه م . .. 3. MECHANISMS: Provide complete, arrow-pushing mechanisms for each of the reactions shown below. Only TWO of these will be graded but YOU MUST COMPLETE ALL FOUR TO EARN ANY CREDIT! (8 pts.) | مو | (note: only mechanism for step 1) 1....
9. (7) Write a complete multi-step synthetic route for the following transformations, using only the given starting material(s) as the sole source(s) of carbon. You do not have to show the synthesis of solvents or reagents if they are not incorporated into the final product. Clearly (in) Show all intermediate steps and reagents, but do not show any mechanisms or transition states. (24 points): a) Y. I-oyar onbino - we
The following is a multistep reaction (two consecutive reactions). Show missing reaction conditions and missing intermediate product -hint: work backwards (6 pts.) OH - Fill in the reaction conditions needed for the following transformations and show the mechanism. (16 pts.) dos - So. or å ford
For one of the two reactions below, please o reactions below, please show a complete arrow-pushing mechanism that accounts for the transformation shown (you can show the transformation shown (you can show the mechanism towards either antiomer). Clearly cross out the mechanism you do not want graded. (10 pts) ОН 1. BH3. THE 2. H2O2, sodium hydroxide 1. Br2, H2O 2. NaOEt, ethanol
Question 5: Outline a synthesis for any Two of the following four synthetic transformations. In your answer you should provide all reagents required to effect each transformation and the structures of any neutral intermediate compounds [only the first two answers will be graded] 16 pts, 8 pts each OH 1. a 2. COOH COOH 3. B! HOOC
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