Using the following choices supply the missing components in the given table. OCH 3 a I VI N3 N3 a II F A VII III CI N3 NaN3 DMSO H₂O heat IV CH3OH 0°C IX OCH 3 Match the following reactant-reagent schemes to their corresponding MAJOR product/s. In addition, include the mechanism they will most likely undergo to form your chosen product/s. Reaction Product Mechanism OCH3 Но V X

Using the following choices supply the missing components in the given table. OCH 3 a I VI N3 N3 a II F A VII III CI N3 NaN3 DMSO H₂O heat IV CH3OH 0°C IX OCH 3 Match the following reactant-reagent schemes to their corresponding MAJOR product/s. In addition, include the mechanism they will most likely undergo to form your chosen product/s. Reaction Product Mechanism OCH3 Но V X

Organic Chemistry

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Publisher:William H. Brown, Brent L. Iverson, Eric Anslyn, Christopher S. Foote

Chapter10: Alcohols

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Problem 10.50P

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