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**Title: Structural Formula Representation in Williamson Ether Synthesis**

**Objective:**
Draw the structural formulas for the alkoxide ion and the alkyl(aryl)bromide utilized in a Williamson synthesis of the ether shown.

**Chemical Structure Provided:**
- The diagram illustrates the ether product with a phenyl group (benzene ring) bonded to an oxygen (O) and connected further by an alkyl chain CH₂ to another part of the molecule.

**Instructions:**
- **Stereochemistry Consideration:** Not required.
- **Counter-ions:** Do not include; for example, Na⁺, I⁻, etc.
- **Structure Drawing:** Use one sketcher per structure. Additional sketchers can be added via the drop-down menu in the bottom right corner.
- **Structure Separation:** Utilize the '+' sign from the drop-down menu to separate structures.

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- A variety of tools for drawing included in ChemDoodle:
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- Click to choose tools and sketch the intended structures in the provided area.

**Diagram Explanation:**
The starting structure for your task includes a phenyl ring connected through an ether linkage (O-CH₂) to the rest of the molecule. Your job is to identify the alkoxide and the alkyl(aryl)bromide that could form this ether through Williamson synthesis.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Title: Structural Formula Representation in Williamson Ether Synthesis** **Objective:** Draw the structural formulas for the alkoxide ion and the alkyl(aryl)bromide utilized in a Williamson synthesis of the ether shown. **Chemical Structure Provided:** - The diagram illustrates the ether product with a phenyl group (benzene ring) bonded to an oxygen (O) and connected further by an alkyl chain CH₂ to another part of the molecule. **Instructions:** - **Stereochemistry Consideration:** Not required. - **Counter-ions:** Do not include; for example, Na⁺, I⁻, etc. - **Structure Drawing:** Use one sketcher per structure. Additional sketchers can be added via the drop-down menu in the bottom right corner. - **Structure Separation:** Utilize the '+' sign from the drop-down menu to separate structures. **Sketcher Toolbar:** - A variety of tools for drawing included in ChemDoodle: - Bond creation - Atom label - Shape drawing - Manipulation tools - Click to choose tools and sketch the intended structures in the provided area. **Diagram Explanation:** The starting structure for your task includes a phenyl ring connected through an ether linkage (O-CH₂) to the rest of the molecule. Your job is to identify the alkoxide and the alkyl(aryl)bromide that could form this ether through Williamson synthesis.
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