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Interpretation:
The nucleophile and the protic solvent that can be used for the forward reaction corresponding to the transform shown are to the determined.
Concept introduction:
Retrosynthesis involves thinking in reverse. The analysis starts with the product and determines the precursor or starting compound that can be used to make the product. In effect, it is an attempt to undo the forward reaction step in the actual synthesis. The precise reactant and reaction conditions are determined later.
If a nucleophilic substitution is required to carry out the step in the forward direction, the exact mechanism and conditions are determined on the basis of the nature of the precursor. Generally primary and in some cases, secondary
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Chapter 13 Solutions
EBK GET READY FOR ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
- Draw the curved arrow notation and product for each of the following when they undergo an SH2 step.arrow_forwardWhich of the following would proceed with the fastest rate? Why? Options: top reaction due to stronger base bottom reaction due to stronger base top due to less hindered substrate bottom due to more hindered substratearrow_forwardBy following the curved red arrows, draw the product(s) of each of the following reaction steps. Also indicate which species is the electrophile and which is the nucleophile.arrow_forward
- The crossed aldol reaction shown here can be carried out using a weak base such as pyridine. (a) Draw the complete, detailed mechanism for this reaction. (b) Explain why a relatively weak base can be used. EtO OEt H EtO OEt H. Diethyl malonatearrow_forwardThe reaction shown here is a halosulfonation, which is a useful variation of the sulfonation reaction. Draw the complete mechanism for this reaction.arrow_forwardHelp please. Draw the curved arrow notation and products for the each elementary step described by the sequence shown here.Note that the products of each step should be used as the reactants in the next step, and you may need to draw in additional reagents as directed. Remember to click on each box to see step-specific instructions. Draw H3CH2C–, and then add the curved arrow notation showing a nucleophilic addition.arrow_forward
- please draw detailed mechanism. mention which one is the nucleophile, electrophile,base/ acid. Also talk about stereochemistry/ regioselectivity. In terms of stereochemistry why are we getting trans alkene. Why is the trans alkene Produced is it due choosing PPh2 as regeant? Also This reaction is the Horner wadsworth emmond wittig.arrow_forwardDraw the curved electron pushing arrow for the following reaction or mechanistic steps. Be sure to account for all bond-breaking and bond-making stepsarrow_forwardOCHEM help... What is the major product of the following reaction sequence? (See attached image)arrow_forward
- The reaction shown here is an example of the Favorskii reaction, which involves an R¯ leaving group in a nucleophilic addition-elimination reaction. (a) Draw the complete, detailed mechanism for this reaction and explain why R can act as a leaving NaOH H2O group. (b) Suggest how you can synthesize an ester from cyclopropanone using only this reaction.arrow_forwardDraw a mechanism to account for the reaction shown here, which scrambles the isotopic labelingarrow_forwardConsider the nucleophilic substitution reaction shown here. (a) Argue whether this reaction takes place via an Sn1 or an Sn2 reaction. (b) Draw the complete mechanism (including curved arrows) for this reaction. KI Brarrow_forward
- Organic Chemistry: A Guided InquiryChemistryISBN:9780618974122Author:Andrei StraumanisPublisher:Cengage Learning
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