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### Reaction Pathways and Stereochemistry This section illustrates two reaction pathways, showcasing the importance of stereochemistry in organic reactions. #### Schematic Representation of Reaction 1: The first reaction begins with a carbon center (denoted with an asterisk) attached to: - A hydroxyl group (OH) - A deuterium atom (D) - An ethyl group (CH3CH2) - A variable group (R) This structure is converted to a new molecule where the carbon center is now bonded to a nitrile group (C≡N). The stereochemistry around the carbon center is retained. #### Schematic Representation of Reaction 2: The second reaction features a similar starting molecule with an almost identical configuration: - Hydroxyl group (OH) - Deuterium atom (D) - Ethyl group (CH3CH2) - Variable group (R) In this case, the product after the reaction is a molecule where the carbon center (with retained stereochemistry) is bonded to an isothiocyanate group (C=S). **Key Points** * The diagrams show the specific 3D orientation of the bonds (dashed and wedged lines) to indicate the stereochemistry of the elements around the central carbon. * The consistent use of "try" suggests this is an educational exercise, hinting that the task involves solving or predicting reaction products or pathways. * The variable group (R) remains consistent in both reactants and products, indicating its preservation throughout the reactions. #### Explanation of Symbols: - **Hydrogen (H)**: A simple hydrogen atom. - **Deuterium (D)**: An isotope of hydrogen denoted by "D". - **Ethyl Group (CH3CH2)**: A common alkyl substituent. - **R Group**: Represents a variable substituent which may differ depending on the specific molecule under consideration. - **Nitrile Group (C≡N)**: A functional group containing a carbon triple-bonded to a nitrogen. - **Isothiocyanate Group (C=S)**: A functional group featuring a carbon double-bonded to sulfur and nitrogen. #### Diagram Interpretation: - Bold, solid lines: Bonds lying in the plane of the paper. - Dashed lines: Bonds extending behind the plane of the paper. - Wedged lines: Bonds projected out of the plane of the paper. These representations are crucial for understanding how the spatial arrangement of atoms influences
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Transcribed Image Text:### Reaction Pathways and Stereochemistry This section illustrates two reaction pathways, showcasing the importance of stereochemistry in organic reactions. #### Schematic Representation of Reaction 1: The first reaction begins with a carbon center (denoted with an asterisk) attached to: - A hydroxyl group (OH) - A deuterium atom (D) - An ethyl group (CH3CH2) - A variable group (R) This structure is converted to a new molecule where the carbon center is now bonded to a nitrile group (C≡N). The stereochemistry around the carbon center is retained. #### Schematic Representation of Reaction 2: The second reaction features a similar starting molecule with an almost identical configuration: - Hydroxyl group (OH) - Deuterium atom (D) - Ethyl group (CH3CH2) - Variable group (R) In this case, the product after the reaction is a molecule where the carbon center (with retained stereochemistry) is bonded to an isothiocyanate group (C=S). **Key Points** * The diagrams show the specific 3D orientation of the bonds (dashed and wedged lines) to indicate the stereochemistry of the elements around the central carbon. * The consistent use of "try" suggests this is an educational exercise, hinting that the task involves solving or predicting reaction products or pathways. * The variable group (R) remains consistent in both reactants and products, indicating its preservation throughout the reactions. #### Explanation of Symbols: - **Hydrogen (H)**: A simple hydrogen atom. - **Deuterium (D)**: An isotope of hydrogen denoted by "D". - **Ethyl Group (CH3CH2)**: A common alkyl substituent. - **R Group**: Represents a variable substituent which may differ depending on the specific molecule under consideration. - **Nitrile Group (C≡N)**: A functional group containing a carbon triple-bonded to a nitrogen. - **Isothiocyanate Group (C=S)**: A functional group featuring a carbon double-bonded to sulfur and nitrogen. #### Diagram Interpretation: - Bold, solid lines: Bonds lying in the plane of the paper. - Dashed lines: Bonds extending behind the plane of the paper. - Wedged lines: Bonds projected out of the plane of the paper. These representations are crucial for understanding how the spatial arrangement of atoms influences
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