Show by a series of reactions how you could prepare the following products from the indicated...
8. Alcohols are readily available synthetic starting materials. Propose a series of reactions to achieve the following syntheses starting from alcohols. Clearly show the reagents used for each step and the synthetic intermediates. a. For this synthesis, use the given starting alcohols and any inorganic reagents needed. You may use the two alcohols in separate reactions as needed. M OH + OH ... i
Show, by writing a series of synthetic steps how you could prepare the following target compound for the designated two starting materials (a cyclic diene and acetylene) and any other necessary organic or inorganic reagents. You must also show all the intermediate structure(s) for your synthesis indicated by the "?" marks. More than one step will be needed. H CH,CH, CH CHH + H-C=C-H ? ?
Use Dieckman cyclization to prepare the following compound from the indicated starting material. You may use any organic and inorganic reagents necessary. Your answer should clearly show your synthetic scheme complete with reagents and products for each step.
Show how you would use Grignard syntheses to prepare the following alcohols from the indicated starting materials and any other necessary reagents. Draw the Grignard reagent and any other organic reagents needed. 11 RUVIUWI Constans i Pendulu Part F Show how you would use Grignard syntheses to prepare the following alcohols from the indicated starting materials and any other necessary reagents. Draw the Grignard reagent and any other organic reagents needed. ОН -C-CH CH, from C-OCH.CH Draw the molecules on...
Propose the most efficient synthetic route to make the following compound starting from the indicated reagents and any other reagents, clearly identifying the reaction conditions at each step and the structure of the intermediates formed. Propose the most efficient synthetic route to make the following compound starting from the indicated reagents and any other reagents, clearly identifying the reaction conditions at each step and the structure of the intermediates formed. *Note: This will require more than 3 steps* ohin 3...
) Using only reactions learned in class, synthesize the following products from the starting materials that are shown using organic compounds that contain no more than two carbons. More than one step will be required. Show all reagents and intermediates along your synthetic pathway (10 points). HO Ph Ph
20) Part 1: Provide a step-by-step mechanism (using arrows to show electron movement) to show how the below reaction occurs. Be sure to draw ALL intermediates and movement of electrons to appropriately justify the given product. NOTE: It is not necessary for you to add other reagents that are not shown OR include other possible products that can be formed under the given reaction conditions. (4 points) CI OH + H2O Part B: Clearly draw and fully label an energy...
Retrosynthesis. Propose the most efficient synthetic route to make the following compound starting from the indicated reagents and any other reagents, clearly identifying the reaction conditions at each step and the structure of the intermediates formed. "Note: This will require more than 3 steps BrMg
Retrosynthesis. Propose the most efficient synthetic route to make the following compound starting from the indicated reagents and any other reagents, clearly identifying the reaction conditions at each step and the structure of the Intermediates formed. *Note: This will require more than 3 steps BIO o 3 by BrMg
1. Predict the major organic products of the following reactions. For each problem you are asked to list factors that you considered in your decisions of what product is made. 1. PBr3 2. OH SNa Collect Information: i. Characteristics of starting material that may be important: ii. Characteristics of reagents in step 1 iii. Characteristics of reagents in step 2 Identify Products Identify possible first steps, follow reaction pathway and draw mechanisms, circle reactive intermediates Distinguishing/Deciding on products Consider regioselectivity,...