what are the synthesis ? Do Called syntheses will not be counted twice (ex. Use of...
What are the following syntheses for each compound?
7. Propose a synthesis for each of the following compounds using the indicated starting material. You may use any organic compounds, inorganic compounds, organometallic compounds, or solvents of your choice. Do not show any reactive intermediates, mechanisms, or transition states, but be sure to show each isolable compound along your synthetic route. осон steps H₂C (ra (racemic) Hoc OH Hac CH3 сна N-OH steps
Propose a step-by-step synthesis for A and B. Include all key
intermediates involved during the syntheses and use any reagents
needed.
Note: For B, clearly indicate the isotope-labeling at the oxygen
with a "*" for this synthesis.
A) step-by-step synthesis H H B) OH step-by-step synthesis o
Need help understanding what compounds to use when doing
multistep syntheses.
5. (Multistep synthesis) For each of the following multistep syntheses, provide an efficient multistep synthesis of the target compound from the starting compound. More than one reaction is required for this synthesis. You may use any inorganic compounds that you need. For cach functional group transformation, give all necessary reagents, solvents, and catalysts; give a structural formula of the organic reactant and the major organic product(s). Show stercochemistry appropriately...
The synthesis question first gives a NMR graph which is
supposed to be butanol, but I don’t know how to synthesize the
target molecule nor what chemicals to add in
C4Ho0 fa O4 2H 2H 2H 3H OH OH
How would I do this synthesis ? What reagents would I use ?
Using substitution and elimination.
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Please show all mechanism arrows
4. Devise a synthesis for the bromohydrin shown from bromocyclohexane. Multipl are required, and you may use any combination of reagents and chemicals. Br Br OH nd Which compound below would give rise to 5 signals in the proton NMR 5t
1. Provide a synthesis for the shown transformations using only the materials indicated (in the first synthesis carbons can only come from acetylene whereas in all the other syntheses you are free to use whatever source of atoms you see fit). There is no limit to the amount of steps for each synthesis. Br a) HEH Only source of C atoms (can be used as many times as needed) OH - do
Chem 249 Synthesis 2-Homework 3-Due 5/2 by 5:00 PM For this assignment you may work in a group, If you do, put all the names of the people who worked on it in the upper right hand corner of the assignment. Only turn in one homework per group Below is a list of starting materials. You may use these for any portion of the assignment. in addition, any molecule you show the synthesis of may be used in subsequent sections....
What reagents would I use? What would the synthesis look
like?
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A mixture of gaseous CO and H2, called synthesis gas, is used commercially to prepare methanol (CH3OH), a compound considered an alternative fuel to gasoline. Under equilibrium conditions at 595.4 K, [H2] = 0.06101 mol/L, [CO] = 0.03125 mol/L, and [CH3OH] = 0.0401 mol/L. What is the value of Kc for this reaction at 595.4 K?