Shown above is a typical E1 elimination reaction.
The Br- leaves in the first step to generate a secondary carbocation, which rearranges into a tertiary carbocation by shift of alkyl group(s) from adjacent carbon atom. Loss of a hydrogen in the final step gives the alkene products shown above.
A total of 8 products are drawn below.
Provide ALL products of the following reaction, including those from rearrangements. Be clear on stereochemistry (dash/wedge;...
Draw the major organic product of the reaction. Indicate the stereochemistry via wedge/dash bonds, including explicit H and D atoms, at the stereogenic center. Omit byproducts such as salts or methanol. NaOCH3 CH3OH
7. Consider the E2 reaction below and answer the following questions. (1) The stereochemistry of carbon 1 is set as R, but the stereochemistry of carbon 2 is racemic (50% wedge, 50% dash). Predict the two major organic products of the E2 reaction below. Be sure to indicate the stereochemistry of the products. You do not have to draw a mechanism. (6 pts) Base E2 ii) Determine the relationship between the two products above. Circle one. (3 pts). constitutional isomers...
Draw the main organic products of the reaction. Indicate the stereochemistry, including all hydrogen atoms, at each stereocenter. Omit byproducts such as salts or methanol. CH3ONa CH3OH
3. 45 ps cach) Write the structure and stereochemistry of all products formed in each of the following reactions. cis-3-hexene+Br2+ HoO (solvent) BDs THF trans-3-hexene + (solvent) (4 pts) Draw a line-and-wedge structure for the (1S, 2S)-stereoisomer of the structure below in which the Ph, CHs, and the two asymmetric carbons lie in the plane of the page (you need to draw correct the line-and-wedge and/or skeletal structure for full credit). (4 pts) Draw a Newman projection about the C1-C2...
Show all the products, including their configurations, that would be obtained from the reaction below: Draw the molecules on the canvas by choosing buttons from the Tools (for bonds and charges), Atoms, and Templates toolbars. Show the appropriate stereochemistry by choosing the dashed or wedged buttons and then clicking a bond on the canvas. this is a nucleophilic catalyst but only if it is trans to the Cl) Cl ОН ОСН-CHз SCH5 SCGHS SC6H5 CH3CH2OH Нао HCI
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18. Predict the products of reaction stereochemistry when relevant. bistry when re ach reaction below. Indicate regiochemistry and CHs H2 a. Pd CHy CH CH Cl% H-O b. d. CH3 a2 2. NaBH4 Newman projection (around C2 and C3) for the gauche and anti conformations of butane. Label the two conformations. CHS 14. Provide complete IUPAC names for the following two structures: (36,48
Show the complete detailed mechanism for the following
reaction. Provide all possible products and indicate specific
stereochemistry or regio-chemistry if appropriate
Cl B. NaOH. H,O → 2 350°C products
IReview Topics] [References] Draw the major organic product(s) of the following reactions including stereochemistry when it is appropriate. H2O/H2SO, /HgSO CH-сH,-свс-сн, Use the wedge/hash bond tools to indicate stereochemistry where it exists. If no reaction occurs, draw the organic starting material. Separate multiple products using the +sign from the drop-down menu. он, На HIC CH ChemDoodle 9 more group attempts remaining Retry Entire Group Submit Answer Email [Review Topics Provide an IUPAC name for the structure shown. ball& stick labels...
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3. (a) Consider the bond-line (dash/wedge) structure shown below. Using the Newman projection templates provided to the right of this bond-line structure, draw the overall lowest energy (most stable) and overall highest energy (least stable) conformation possible in Newman projection form sighting down the C C, bond indicated. Provide a one sentence explanation to justify for the overall most stable conformation. (Ipts each correct Newman, 2pts for valid explanation) sight down Cy-- - bond .23...
e See page 574 Complete the mechanism. All necessary atoms and bonds (that is, those that are involved in the mechanism) are drawn in for you already: do not modify the structures by adding or removing any atoms Solution Explanation See Hint See page 569 15 Question (4points) The alkyl chloride shown could be the result of treating different alkenes with HCI. In the box below, dravw all the alkenes that, when treated with HCI, will generate the product shown....