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**Title: Understanding Peracid Reactions with MMPP** **Objective:** Learn how to draw the product structure formed when a compound undergoes a reaction with MMPP (magnesium monoperoxyphthalate), a peracid. **Interactive 3D Display Mode:** Visualize chemical structures in an interactive 3D environment for a better understanding of molecular geometry. **Chemical Structure:** - The image shows a hydrocarbon structure with two methyl groups (CH₃) on either end. - Explore how this structure reacts with MMPP to form epoxides or other oxidized products. **Drawing Instructions:** 1. **Tool Selection**: Use the canvas tools to select bonds, atoms, and advanced templates for structure drawing. 2. **Bond Activation**: The single bond is activated by default for ease of use. 3. **Stereochemistry**: Show appropriate stereochemistry by choosing dashed or wedged bonds, then click a bond on the canvas. **Diagram Explanation:** The diagram includes a drawing canvas provided by Marvin JS, featuring: - **Toolbar**: Options for drawing and editing molecules. - **Element Selection**: Sidebar with elements like H, C, N, O, S, Cl, Br, I, and F for easy access. - **Drawing Shapes**: Basic molecular frameworks such as polygons and other shapes to facilitate drawing complex molecules. **Application:** Use this tool to practice drawing the reaction products of hydrocarbons with MMPP, reinforcing concepts learned in organic chemistry related to oxidation reactions.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Title: Understanding Peracid Reactions with MMPP** **Objective:** Learn how to draw the product structure formed when a compound undergoes a reaction with MMPP (magnesium monoperoxyphthalate), a peracid. **Interactive 3D Display Mode:** Visualize chemical structures in an interactive 3D environment for a better understanding of molecular geometry. **Chemical Structure:** - The image shows a hydrocarbon structure with two methyl groups (CH₃) on either end. - Explore how this structure reacts with MMPP to form epoxides or other oxidized products. **Drawing Instructions:** 1. **Tool Selection**: Use the canvas tools to select bonds, atoms, and advanced templates for structure drawing. 2. **Bond Activation**: The single bond is activated by default for ease of use. 3. **Stereochemistry**: Show appropriate stereochemistry by choosing dashed or wedged bonds, then click a bond on the canvas. **Diagram Explanation:** The diagram includes a drawing canvas provided by Marvin JS, featuring: - **Toolbar**: Options for drawing and editing molecules. - **Element Selection**: Sidebar with elements like H, C, N, O, S, Cl, Br, I, and F for easy access. - **Drawing Shapes**: Basic molecular frameworks such as polygons and other shapes to facilitate drawing complex molecules. **Application:** Use this tool to practice drawing the reaction products of hydrocarbons with MMPP, reinforcing concepts learned in organic chemistry related to oxidation reactions.
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