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- 7. Reaction Scheme. NH₂ NH2 or two differnet methods (no same steps/reagents) C5H12N2 1. xs Mel, xs K2CO3 2. Ag2O, H₂O 3. heat Br2, xs NaOH, xs H₂O OHC 1.03 2. DMS CHOc. Snl reactions dominate under polar protic solvents. Increasing the polarity of the solvent will increase the rate of the reaction because the polar solvent will stabilize the dispersed charges on the transition state more than it will stabilize the neutral reactant. Label areas of ô* and & on the molecules of the transition state of the SN1 reaction below: Me Me Ме Me Me H20 Br -Br OH + НО \'H Et Et RDS Et H Et Et transition state not isolable carbocation intermediate not isolableProvide a plausible arrow pushing mechanism for the reaction below. Os-OtBu 's-OtBu HN 1. LDA 2. OMe SO,Ph 3. aqueous workup
- 0 a +H=BC: Where are the curved arrow poshing mechanism as well as the non-bonding electrons. What are the initiation and progation Steps? •What are the two termination Steps for the reaction. B. с A. В. C. D. Brz HV - + • Br: → H-Br: + → + • Br: H-Br: + H + • Br: → H-BC: + •Where are the curved arrows pushing the reaction with bromine atom? What are the radical product including the resonance contributors • Rane the reaction in order of increasing rate. what is the explanation that includes the term Hammond Poštutate? H2 PJ/C HBI Br: 1.BH 3. THE 2. NaOHV/H₂O₂ Bcz (2) hu x 1. What are the major organic productes) of the reaction. Include all Stereochemistry and identify any meso compounds. E.. все hu 2. Would the solution of the products be optically active of not active. what would be the Ceason for the choice?On which do you expect to have a more intense and concentrated “hotspot” of negative charge: methoxideion or bicarbonate ion?Write down major r producto), or other recietent6) and/or fallawine the reactionconditions for the Ht Na BH (OAC)S +(CH2)2NH 1. CH3 CH2 Mg Br 2. H30+ CH2CN CH30 OEt 1.NaOH, tho A 2. H3ot 3. A
- In an E2 mediated elimination reaction of an alkyl halide (H-X) using NaOCH3 as base, which of the following statement is not true? O The reactivity order for alkyl halides (RX) is tertiary secondary> primary. O The rate of reaction = k2 (alkyl halide] [NaOCH₂] O The reaction occurs in a single step. O The rate is independent of the leaving group.17. Which of the following is a mechanism for an SN2 reaction? III. نعت a. I b. II c. III d. IV e. Both I & II LAM Br CN O + Br IV - Br + BrWrite five different EAS reactions at the top of the page.
- Rank the following compounds from MOST to LEAST reactive in an Sx2 reaction. Br Br Br CH;Br || II IV a. I>IV>II> III b. II>I>IV> III c. III>IV>I>II d. IV>I>II > II Which of the following is the STRONGEST nucleophile? I II III IV а. I b. II с. Ш d. IV1. For the following reaction give the arrow pushing mechanism. OH se H₂N + SH PyBOP = 1.2 equiv. PyBOP 2 equiv. DIPEA EtOAc PF6 O HS HN HO HNWhich conditions will cause the interconversion shown? how? H H2/ Lindlar catalyst oa. Li/ NH3lia) ob. H2 / PtO2 (1) Brg: (2) KOH / E:OH od. (1) Hg(OAc)2 / THF / H2O: (2) NaBH4 е.