Question 4 (10 points) Draw mechanism for the following reactions: -OH a) HO_ Ht 1. Mel b) 2. H'/...
Consider the following reaction: OH HC H.SO CH, + ОН Δ Show the complete mechanism for the following transformations. Make sure to show all arrows depicting the movement of electrons. The above reaction (using acid and heat) causes a number of unwanted side products to form (a big mess). Propose a better synthesis for the product using the same starting materials. Show the reagents and intermediate steps to complete the synthesis: OH H3C- ??? + CH3 OH X steps Propose...
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Consider the following reaction: OH Н4С H,SO CH3 + ОН A Show the complete mechanism for the following transformations. Make sure to show all arrows depicting the movement of electrons. The above reaction (using acid and heat) causes a number of unwanted side products to form (a big mess). Propose a better synthesis for the product using the same starting materials. Show the reagents and intermediate steps to complete the synthesis: ОН. HzC...
Synthesis is a major area of organic chemistry which often requires multiple material to a target compound. A systematic way to propose a synthesis e chemistry which often requires multiple steps to convert one organic systematic way to propose a synthesis is to work backwards from the target compound to a readily available starting material. This 'retrosynthesis app arrow wie starting material. This 'retrosynthesis' approach is indicated by the within a synthesis proposal. (See Wade textbook, pg 410ff, Problem Solving...
1. Give the products and draw the mechanism for the following: H20, H+ 2. Propose a synthesis for the following. Draw out the product after each step. o- 3. Give the necessary starting materials CN - 0
Problem IV. Synthesis (24 points). These transformations will require multiple steps. Provide the reagents for each step and draw out your proposed synthetic intermediates. Please do not draw curved arrows; this prob- lem is not asking for mechanisms. You do not need to provide solvents for the reactions. (1) (12 points) Provide a synthetic route-i.e., a sequence of reactions-to produce compound SS from compound RR using any other starting materials and reagents you wish. RR (2) (12 points) Provide a...
3. (3p) Draw the mechanism and the expected transesterification reaction: OH H+ vior. OOHH. 4. (3p) Propose a synthesis for the following compound by using a Witting reaction:
10. Propose a mechanism for the following reaction be sure to show the flow of electrons with arrows and the structure of any reactive intermediates. (6 points) OH cat. HPO4 11. Provide the missing starting materials or reactant for the following reactions. (8 points) ??? 77777 ?????? . polon - Daryo 12.: Synthesize the following compound from toluene and any other needed reagents. (6 points) mood
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9-4: Transesterification For this assignment, the target compound that you should synthesize is ethyl propionate. This is a carboxylic acid derivative transformation. Keep in mind the mechanism and the potential of reaction reversibility. Examine the product and determine the bond that will be formed. Synthesis Procedures 1. Start Virtual ChemLab and select Transesterification from the list of assignments on the whiteboard. After entering the synthesis laboratory, use the available reagents...
Problem II. Synthesis (16 points). Outline a synthesis-i.e, a sequence of reactions-to prepare compound H using compound G as the starting material. You may use any other reagents and starting materials you wish.
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1. Provide the starting specific nucleophile and electrophile that would result in each of the following molecules using an SN2 reaction. Do consider the ABC and provide the specific reagent necessary. (2 points) Me HH MeMe Me I wyn Me Me 2. Provide a detailed retrosynthesis and synthesis of the following compound from the indicated starting material. All atoms of the target must come from the indicated starting materials. You may use...