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Author: Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
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**Multistep Synthesis Problem** Consider the following multistep synthesis: 1. A starting molecule has a bromine atom attached to a cyclohexane ring. 2. The first transformation (Step 1) involves converting this molecule into a cyclohexene. 3. In the second step, the cyclohexene is reacted with HBr in the presence of a peroxide (ROOR), resulting in a new intermediate. 4. This intermediate is then further reacted in step 3 with Br₂ to produce the final product. **Question:** What is the identity of reagent 1? **Options:** - ○ KOtBu - ○ CH₃OH - ○ CH₃CH₂OH - ○ NaOCH₃ - ○ More than one of these can accomplish this transformation. - ○ None of these can accomplish this transformation. **Discussion/Explanation:** The reagents provided in the options are potential bases or solvents that might facilitate the elimination or substitution reactions necessary for transformations. The identity of reagent 1 will determine the successful conversion of the starting bromocyclohexane into cyclohexene via an elimination reaction.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Multistep Synthesis Problem** Consider the following multistep synthesis: 1. A starting molecule has a bromine atom attached to a cyclohexane ring. 2. The first transformation (Step 1) involves converting this molecule into a cyclohexene. 3. In the second step, the cyclohexene is reacted with HBr in the presence of a peroxide (ROOR), resulting in a new intermediate. 4. This intermediate is then further reacted in step 3 with Br₂ to produce the final product. **Question:** What is the identity of reagent 1? **Options:** - ○ KOtBu - ○ CH₃OH - ○ CH₃CH₂OH - ○ NaOCH₃ - ○ More than one of these can accomplish this transformation. - ○ None of these can accomplish this transformation. **Discussion/Explanation:** The reagents provided in the options are potential bases or solvents that might facilitate the elimination or substitution reactions necessary for transformations. The identity of reagent 1 will determine the successful conversion of the starting bromocyclohexane into cyclohexene via an elimination reaction.
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