. Propose mechanisms for the following reactions: Cl-substitution in [(n2-CH)PtCl}]by Br in methanol to give trans-[(72-C2H4)PtCl Br] b. Arene substitution in (n-C.H.)Mo(CO) by PPhz to give fac-Mo(CO)3(PPh). Can the mer isomer be synthesized using the same two starting materials? If so how? If not, how is the mer isomer synthesized? 2. Propose mechanisms for the following reactions:Cl- substitution in [(n²-C2H4)PtCl3]* by Br" in methanol to give trans-[(n²-C2H4)PTC½B1]¯b. Arene substitution in (n°-C6H6)Mo(CO); by PPh; to give fac-Mo(CO)3(PPh3)3. Can themer isomer be synthesized using the same two starting materials? If so how? If not, howis the mer isomer synthesized?a.beating at

2. Propose mechanisms for the following reactions: Cl- substitution in [(n²-C2H4)PtCl3]* by Br in methanol to give trans-[(n²-C2H4)PTC½B1]¯ b. Arene substitution in (n°-C6H6)Mo(CO); by PPh; to give fac-Mo(CO)3(PPh3)3. Can the mer isomer be synthesized using the same two starting materials? If so how? If not, how is the mer isomer synthesized? a. beating at

2. Propose mechanisms for the following reactions: Cl- substitution in [(n²-C2H4)PtCl3]* by Br in methanol to give trans-[(n²-C2H4)PTC½B1]¯ b. Arene substitution in (n°-C6H6)Mo(CO); by PPh; to give fac-Mo(CO)3(PPh3)3. Can the mer isomer be synthesized using the same two starting materials? If so how? If not, how is the mer isomer synthesized? a. beating at

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Chapter11: Reactions Of Alkyl Halides: Nucleophilic Substitutions And Eliminations

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Problem 34MP: Reaction of iodoethane with CN- yields a small amount of isonitrile, CH3CH2Nâ‰¡C, along with the...

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