Chapter 6 Carbocation Rearrangement Assignment The most common carbocation rearrangements are a hydride shift and a methyl shift. Another type of carbocation rearrangement is an alkyl shift, which is typically possible when a structure involves a small ring (with ring strain) and a carbocation that can be rearranged so that a more stable ring (5- or 6-membered) is formed. Draw the mechanism that would account for the following carbocation rearrangement. For full credit, you must also number the carbons in both structures to accurately indicate the bonding between each carbon. + +

Chapter 6 Carbocation Rearrangement Assignment The most common carbocation rearrangements are a hydride shift and a methyl shift. Another type of carbocation rearrangement is an alkyl shift, which is typically possible when a structure involves a small ring (with ring strain) and a carbocation that can be rearranged so that a more stable ring (5- or 6-membered) is formed. Draw the mechanism that would account for the following carbocation rearrangement. For full credit, you must also number the carbons in both structures to accurately indicate the bonding between each carbon. + +

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