Question 7 1. Propose the mechanism to account for the product you expect in the following...
Write the product and a complete arrow-pushing mechanism and propose (the) major product(s) for the following transformation. After a Grignard reaction. .... Each of the Grignard reactions we have studied so far produces an alcohol as the major organic product. Alcohols can be used as starting materials for a number of organic reactions. Use this exercise to consider the range of reactions that can be performed after a Grignard reaction. For each reaction sequence below, suggest a Grignard reagent and...
Mechanism #1. Suggest a mechanism for the following reaction and propose a practical method for driving the equilibrium to the right. obr. wown in boven TOCH + CH (CH),OH b(CH2-CH3 + CHOH Mechanism #2. The hydrolysis of esters using base (typically NaOH) is termed "saponification", and is often used to make soaps. Propose a mechanism for the saponification reaction shown below. Remember, hydroxide is a strong nucleophile. & non ha and
Mechanism #1. Suggest a mechanism for the following reaction and propose a practical method to the equilibrium to the right. actical method for driving C ome onsenson - OCH3 + CH (CH), OH H Choose O(CH2),CH, + CH,OH
Q2-Predict the product(s) of the following reaction. What mechanism will this reaction follow? Would you expect this reaction to go easily (fast)? Explain your answers related to the mechanism and the rate of the reaction. CH,OH Q3-Circle only basic nitrogen atoms in the following structures. Q4 - Give the IUPAC name for the following molecule. o OH NO2 Q5 - Draw the structures of the following compounds. 2,6-dibromo-4-chloroanisole m-nitroacetophenone
CH3 (4) 1. Which of the following alkyl halides would you expect to be most reactive in a unimolecular reaction? a) C&H, CH, CH, CH, BY b) CH 1 CH CH Br C) CH11CCH, Br d) C6H CH2 CH CHỊ CHỊ CH3 CHỊ e) C&H, CCH Br CHE (4) 2. What would you expect to be the chief organic product(s) when tert-butyl bromide reacts with sodium acetylide, i.e., CH3 + - CH2-C-Br + Na :CECH — ? CH a) I...
3. Propose a reasonable mechanism for the following transformations. OH [H,80] НО 4. Predict the product of the following transformation by drawing the mechanism of the reaction. Н4С H H20 CH₂CH2 CHA Br2
3. Propose a mechanism for the following transformation and answer the following question: A. OH O HO B. Why do you not need to worry about the other hydroxyl group interfering with this transformation?
27. Draw all likely alkene products in the following reaction and circle the product you expect to predominate. Br CHS (CH),CO K* (CH),COH 28. Predict the major product of the reaction shown below. OH H2PO, heat A. 2,3-dimethyl-2-butene B. 2,3-dimethyl-1-butene C. 3,3-dimethyl-1-butene D. None of the above 29. Draw all likely products of the following reaction and circle the product you expect to predominate. CH3 H2SO HO heat 30. Propose a detailed, step-by-step mechanism for the reaction pathway shown below....
Provide a mechanism that leads to the E2 elimination product(s). Pay close attention to the stereochemistry and provide a name for the elimination product(s). 6. H .CH3 CH3ONA Br CH,он CH3 н Provide a detail explanation of how Zaitsev product and Hoffman product is formed. Give examples of both using a substrate and proper reaction conditions.. 7. Follow the instructions in Problem 7-13 on page 306 of your textbook. Additionally, provide mechanisms that lead to the products. 8. For each...
Question 2: Determine in the following examples if the base is strong enough to deprotonate the terminal alkyne. сH, нс. t-BuOK + Cн Question 3: A terminal alkyne is prepared by treating the dihalide with excess (xs) sodium amide, followed by water. Predict the major product and draw a mechanism for its formation: Br 1) xs NaNHNH 2) Hо Br Identify reagents that you could use to achieve the following transformations: CH3 Нас Н,с CH3 CH3 HyC Н.с CHs CH3...